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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1904

Page

2

Pirates Bride and Dark Bargains Amid Storm and Deceit

In a turbulent harbor tale, James Fox arrives as tension rises between Burnington Paul and Mary. Marl Laroon seals a forced marriage with Mary Delaney while Otehena schemes to poison rivals and aid Mary’s escape, as plans unfold under fear and coercion in a cutthroat crew and shadowed jungle setting. Mary endures, while loyal Otehena plots to protect her mistress amid perilous power.

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Funny Swell Fish: The Puffer of Salt Water Tribes

A lively portrait of the puffer fish known as the funny swell fish. It describes its odd wrinkled abdomen big three cornered head tiny mouth, rabbit teeth, bright colorings, and how it inflates when threatened. Fishermen report it rises to surface, hurls itself, then deflates after danger passes.

Aasa Lin

Fashions Split in Two Hat Styles for the Season

Mr. Spenders notes two distinct hat styles will dominate this season. Mrs Styles asks about popular fashions as the season opens, with the two splits in headwear expected to guide trends.

Spenders

The Shift in Teacher Demographics and Domestic Woes

A report shows male teachers in common schools dropping from over 42 percent in 1880 to about 26 percent today, with women dominating teaching as industrial growth increases pay elsewhere. Critics wonder about boys' schooling, while a Cincinnati Post piece notes looming domestic strain for brides and urges home education for successful marriages.

United States Commissioner of Education Heve Jife Trouecy Charley Jess Philadelphia Cincinnati Post

Why Russia Occupied Manchuria and British Views

The Saturday Review argues Russia seized Manchuria and Port Arthur as a calculated expansion to offset European pressures. It contends British reluctance to confront the moves reflects government distance from missteps, not aversion to action.

Manchuria Port Arthur Pranckog Genernia France Europe Near East South Africa Rosalia Japan Auasta Kuropatkin Coletan Saturday Review

A School for Brides Train Philadelphia

A fragmentary notice describes a plan for a school for brides in Philadelphia. The prospectus is not ready, but the idea aims to prepare young women eager for marriage. The text depicts naive scenes of brides and the challenges of hosting such a venture.

Lewish Freen Pant Burnington Philadelphia

Dolls in Heaven? Dying Kansas City child asks to bury dolly

A severely ill blind infant, Jessie Rayfield of Kansas City, asks her mother to bury her doll with her in death. The mother promises as the child speaks of heaven and reunion with the toy, while mourners are left to ponder the fate of the doll.

Pitle Jessie Rayfield Kansas City Dolly Wana Matama Toara Mulnes

Self-control plan to live wisely and educate others

The piece urges adopting a disciplined life of self denial and constant habit to improve health and virtue. It calls for diverting thoughts from personal plans to engage in mental activity and to spread knowledge about important work and past achievements to inspire younger generations. New York Journal.

Weil Guy Pence van Wach Ing Hya New York Journal

Pig Farming at Shelburne Farms Yields Big Profits

A daughter of Dr. W. Seward Webb began a pig farming venture at Shelburne Farms on Lake Champlain, investing twenty dollars and expanding to hundreds of pigs. She earned ninety, then two hundred, then three hundred dollars yearly before her father bought out her stake. The operation grew into the farm’s most profitable division, selling two hundred plus pigs annually at premium weights and prices.

W. Seward Webb Shelburne Farms Shelburne Farcas Welght

Piggery as New Opportunity for Country Girls

The quote notes pig farming as a fresh avenue of opportunity that could be pursued with varying benefit by many country girls, suggesting potential for rural employment and self sufficiency.

Great Tomb of Confucius Burial Place and Approach Scene

The tomb of Confucius lies in Bhangtung province. A 12 foot mound marks the grave surrounded by oaks and cypress. A 20 by 6 foot tablet bears titles like “Perfect Sage” and “First Teacher.” An avenue flanked by stone lions and mythical creatures leads to the burial site, a major Oriental landmark.

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Telegraph boy Julius Diel lands telegraph manager post

Julivs Diel a 14 year old from Madison New Jersey becomes Western Union telegraph office manager in Alleyson after impressing managers in Morristown and New York by operating the key with astonishing skill. His parents were telegraph operators and he learned the trade from childhood.

Julina Diel Heine Young Julius Diel Western Union Telegraph St Madison N. J Tutiua Julvus Anal Julius Postal Telegraph Company Morristown Wo W. Linder Western Union Tander Alleulson Julius New York Vbin Linder Aml Sey York Tribune

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