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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1898
Page
9
Mr TuThMilies of Allen operates dentistry parlors at Hotel Pat in TulI, offering services on Mondays and Tuesdays each week.
The Hoosier Poet recalls General New of the Indianapolis Journal meeting General Grant during his first term. Grant, harassed by callers, joked with New about not being lonely. The anecdote links a travel tale to playful town names, ending with Bill Nye and Senator Shirley dialogue.
Harold Frederic, on a first visit to Berlin, asserts American bravado after a Prussian lieutenant fumbles and drops a tall bat. Frederic orders the officer to pick up the bat, and the scene ends with the lieutenant obeying amid terrified onlookers in the Gate Bauer saloon.
A collection of quotes warns of diphtheria and tuberculosis dangers and criticizes public indifference to disease. It includes a joke about gout prejudice and notes that Christmas was celebrated informally for centuries before official adoption on December 25.
A garbled exchange centers on the word pitch with a back and forth between speakers. The fragmentary dialogue mentions a disagreement over meaning and a term linked to a place named Chimge Port.
A detailed account describes the perilous work of ship inspectors who crawl through tight aft compartments beneath the double bottom. It cites oxygen depletion, candle lighting, and strict safety measures, noting fatalities such as a coppersmith who died entering a boiler without an open light aboard the Newark.
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