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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
3
Fragmentary dialogue mixes playful mock proverbs with garbled speech about an engagement ring. Names and phrases blur as characters argue over meaning and a mysterious touch that remains unclear.
Eimer Atricklett, dubbed the spit ball pitcher, listens to bragging as a rival boasts of beating him next season. In Mountain View a Fung fellow is said to excel with a slow ball, delivering a sharp pitching style that could stump him. The piece also mentions cleaning Milk Pans with Borax and water.
The crescent became Turkey’s emblem after Byzantium’s fall. Philip of Macedon failed to take the city until a night attack was seen by its defenders when the moonlight revealed the advancing troops. The crescent then symbolized the city and later the Turkish empire, reflecting beliefs in magical power.
Mrs. Ticker guides Tommy through the geological department explaining avrolites as fragments of a planet broken apart. Yoanay counters that they are ballast thrown to keep a man aloft in the sky.
A jumble of editorials praises sound money and warns of overreach while New Jersey doctors and Philadelphia papers debate fiscal caution. Articles touch on currency elasticity, panics, rail rates, and a Windsor Castle tip jar, interwoven with farm notes on feeding, goats, and orchard value.
An old farm column praises goats for brush control and lower clearing costs, citing their use on oil farms and general fields. It references a National Corn Exhibition and Vermont Dairymen rules, detailing dairy management practices from ventilation to milking hygiene and milk handling.
The text promotes Cancarets as the only safe medicine for the bowels, arguing current digestion requires care and claiming Cancarets provide safe relief. No verifiable details, evidence, or sources are provided.
The piece features Morningale singing a light comic ballad While the audience laughs at the quip about money and a man The Peacock Throne of Dersia is billed as the era’s grandest showpiece valued between ten and fifteen million dollars Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is advertised for teething and stomach discomfort in children in the same page.
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