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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
2
The item discusses Mr Bryan finishing a tour of New England states with speechmaking and predicts his speaking on similar topics four years later. It notes South Carolina may repeal its income tax law due to few incomes above the exemption and comments on a voting machine in Iowa and a Kentucky liquor policy incident with gun and whiskey remarks.
A garbled report mentions several local papers and a figure named Lila related to a fictional story. It references Chicago, Independence Day in Altar, and a Demorist figure, with vague remarks about gall and attendance at a feast.
A man reflects in a toy store window on why grown men pause to look at rings and toys rather than children, suggesting that such men retain a youthful, hopeful outlook and may be buying Christmas presents despite age or luck.
A garbled fragment recounts a man and his wife debating plans amid misheard French humor. The wife backs one option while the husband questions how he will study or fit in. The dialogue includes misreadings and playful misunderstandings about plans and self in a story-like exchange.
A veteran rifleman from Maine, now lecturing in St. Louis, explains why hitting a man at 1000 yards is nearly impossible under war conditions. He details distance estimation, wind, gun expansion, shell loading, and the need for exact range and rest, citing personal feats and cautioning against overconfidence in antelope-shooting legends.
Rickett of Deat Street Frankford owns fighting birds used for cockfighting. Pesremacer Brothers guard the fowls, trained by Hickell to interfere during fights. Birds quarrel loudly all day and fight among themselves leaving no finish as spectators watch from a distance.
Incoherent OCR style mentions Dan and Genk figures, ties, and a possible sequence of actions. Names and places are unclear, with many garbled terms. The fragment suggests a narrative around a date or event but lacks readable specifics.
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