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Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1907

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Tale of a Feather Duster in New York Bizarre Romance

A man pursues a mysterious feather duster theft in New York as a glamorous damse l escapes with the prop. A chase leads to a hospital bed on election night and a surprising reunion with the feathered heroine amid a tale of romance and mistaken identities.

Herald Stepablitans Secorlng Eil Terk Lady of the Feather Tle Tie Monteelf Anrdelief Marjory Tom Litte Bim Marie Merend I'Bil Pemberton Malber Eid Marjorr Matenif Phil

Todd the Trish Archaeologist and a Practical Joke

A muddled note recounts Dr. Todd, a Trish archaeologist, as a great scholar who allegedly played a practical joke. The London Spectator claims an Englishman visited Dublin to inspect Trinity College manuscripts, then is described with odd phrases and names.

Dr. Todd Todd London Spectator Dublin

Curious Trinity College tale of a mysterious Dean summons

An English visitor learns of a long held Trinity College habit revived by a porter at 6 pm. A bell rings and the porter proclaims the Dane is in the hall, prompting students to rush out. Dr Todd reportedly recites the scene upon returning to England, confirming the strange summons to the dean.

Iowa Trinity Banes Ealing Tie Goelock Dr. Todd England Law Geo. H. Barber GrainCoal Stock Perkins Tian

The Three Fates in Ancient Mythology

The passage names three fates Cietho Lacheris and Atrepos who regulate human life from birth to death. Cietho seems to withdraw luck, Lachesis spins the thread of life, and Atreps ends the thread when a person dies.

Cietho Lacheris Atrepos

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