Mull fast one raises questions in hull index
Fragmentary OCR text notes a fast event at Mull and mentions advertising terms and editor A. W. TamMan. The readable portion does not provide a clear incident, date, or names beyond Mull and the editor.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text notes a fast event at Mull and mentions advertising terms and editor A. W. TamMan. The readable portion does not provide a clear incident, date, or names beyond Mull and the editor.
The ticket lists A B Cummins Des Moines for Governor and John Herriott Stuart for Tolent, with Charles A Bishop Des Moines as Supreme Court judge and David Palmer Washington as Railroad Commissioner. Local items lampoon editors, praise Dealy's bridge ad sale, and discuss court house work and inpox county costs.
Fragmentary line hints at a playful or nonsensical exchange. The text mentions a tin can tied to a dog's tail and attributes a voice to Teemy Yorim and Chicap o Tribune. No clear event or person of record is identified.
A clipped exchange between Geed Hessen and Mrs. Greene discussing alarm clocks and the plan's fallout. The passage captures a tense domestic moment with implied rumors about a failed scheme and reactions to the uproar.
Four year old boy suffered colic and cramps. after morphine was deemed unsafe, Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy given by F L Wilkins of Shell Lake and a half teaspoon ended the issue within half an hour. Wilkins works as bookkeeper for Shell Lake Lumber Co. product available from J Ypipan.
Rail lines announce excursion tickets at reduced round trip fares. The C M St P R will sell to Des Moines Aug 20 25 good to Aug 31. CMStP Ky offers fares to Colorado Utah Black Hills June 1 Sept 30 and to other cities in August. Portland Seattle Tacoma Victoria Vancouver BC Aug 1 14. Council Bluffs Aug 8 16 at one third fare. W L Keech agent provides details.
Excursion Sunday Aug 2 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers a full program. Features include a Sioux City Fagleys vs Parkston baseball game at American Island with grandstand 25 cents, general admission free, pontoon bridge ride 10 cents round trip, Indian village exhibit, and a band concert. Special train departs Hull 4 07 PM Aug 9 returning 7 PM. Mound trip Hull to Chamberlain 2 dollars. L Keech agent.
Travel notice offers five round trips to Seattle Portland and San Francisco via the Great Northern Ling with stops and returns in October. Information available from any agent G. M. Byoro Freed Mog jets G. P. As Sioux City.
Great Northern Line offers low summer travel rates to St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth and other Minnesota points. Tours extend to Buffalo Chicago via Great Lakes Montreal Quebec Heaton Portland and several New England and Canadian resorts. Agents and Fred Rogers G P A Sioux City Iowa provide full fare details.
The Town Special Train to the G A R encampment at San Francisco will run via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Union Pacific Denver and To Grande and Southern Pacific Rail roads. Through sleeping cars leave Monday Aug 10 as follows Sheldon Mason City Decorah Cedar Stupids and Ferry one through tourist sleeping car from each Dubuque Winona and Faribault one standard sleeping car each Two extra cars will be consolidated running through as a special train for San Francisco Reservations advised through the nearest agent or John M Cook West Union Ia Roosevelt home at Oyster Bay draws wide coverage by major papers.
This excerpt touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil as the sure cure for infant cholera when properly administered, listing J A Holihan as seller.
Northwest League Meeting set for August 7 to 16 at Clear Lake. Excursion tickets at reduced rates offered by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. Details available from any ticket agent.
The readable passage shows incomplete character dialogue about success and honor with odd word fragments and a few legible names. Stray terms like Jenkins and Sigtics hint at dialogue context but lack full narrative clarity or events.
A detective in disguise boards the Liverpool express to capture Joe Brady. He tracks Daisy Gilbart and a mysterious female accomplice through Euston and the dining car, using a forged bishop persona and a telegraph of clues to close in on the suspect in transit.
A London Mall essay by A. Montefiore-Bruce portrays English village life as overcrowded with cottage families, poor sanitation, open ditches, and scarce water. He cites villages in Norfolk Suffolk Essex and other counties where residents endure long walks for water and minimal public services, highlighting health and living conditions.
The article outlines Mexican social norms such as greeting with two kisses on the cheeks, men greeting first to women on the street, and referring to a home as your house. It notes seat etiquette, business manners, dinner expectations, and post dance behavior including chaperon rules and late arrivals.
The New York Timer reports a scene where ornate objects fill a lavish room as an American heiress works on a landscape under the gaze of a duke. He jewels and exclaims as she jokes about being “wrapped up” in him, while she retorts she has not bought him yet.
A boastful man feigned death after a pistol trick to compel his sweetheart to propose. She acted in panic, crying out sonorous declarations, and he revealed himself to be alive and later married her.
A fragment from a Chicago News item depicts a drug clerk recalling changing attitudes of women, a courtship memory with Cordelia, and the remark that his wife, after six months of marriage, hints he should obtain life insurance.
The text lists distinctive body odors associated with diseases. For gout the secretion smells of whey, jaundice musk, apllilation vinegar, beer in acrofolia, warm bread in intermittent fever, diabetes with perspiration smelling of hay or acetone, and a note on acetone variations per Bouchardat.
An editorial note from Puck observes that poor shaft performance may reflect a too-low target, suggesting a cautious approach to aiming for better accuracy and results.
Ellen Mulvihill a factory designer and Mildred Clarke flee a cruel guardian while a railroad night express carries Morton toward a hopeful future. In a moment of danger Morton offers aid and Mildred places her trust in him as they pursue a new life together.
Mark Twain attended a Carson City council meeting where a motion to expunge a record was unanimously approved. The presiding officer declared the matter erased and asked where the expunged material would be kept. Twain humorously suggested it be worn under the chairman's hat.
Major Pond mentored Nye and another unnamed postmaster who edited the Laramie Boomerang. Nye began lecturing after Pond urged him, yielding money and publicity. Nye later remembered the Major with a signature note listing drugs and odds and ends from a first class drug store.
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