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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1900
Page
4
An article explains the glass beveling process from roughing to final polish. It details grinding on a roughing mill, emery wheel, smoothing stone, and polishing wheels. Large plates are clamped in a frame to guide edges along accurately with precise angles.
Fragmented essay argues insanity spreads through social contagion and shared environments. It cites yawning sneezing and facial expression changes as negatives transmitted between people and describes brain changes from long mental effort. It includes historical references to religious mania and paroxysms in schools and households as examples.
Dispatch from Cumberland describes Anguetud Rice, a thirty five year old sailor from Cleveland en route from Green Bay to Baltimore, who was injured by a train at Sand Patch. His leg was severely damaged with a tattoo of the Stars and Stripes above the crushed foot. He prayed doctors not to amputate to save the flag, and they performed the operation just below the emblem. Rice recovered consciousness and learned the flag was saved.
The American Tourist Agency announces a guided tour to Puerto Rico led by Walter Bord Townsend with travel from Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul agents. Special departures February 14 and March ?. Packages include steamer, sleeping car, meals, hotel stays, carriage rides, island guides, and Es. Tickets and itineraries available through agency offices.
The text explains basic tornado behavior and safety advice from a weather authority. It notes that opening doors and windows is recommended to equalize pressure, warns against trying to flee, and emphasizes uncertainty about predicting exact paths while describing typical movement from west to east and regional frequencies.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions men, water, shells, milk, and a Seedy piece with references to fame and peril. The text is incomplete, lacking clear subjects, actions, or dates to establish a cohesive event or identity.
A fragmentary report notes local women engaging in informal bargaining over article prices and sales practices. The scene hints at price cutting and social perceptions of business sense amid a curious interaction at a street or shop setting.
Fragmentary text describes a map folder on a gold strike dubbed PESOS issued by a railway entity. It references Nome Minfie diverder, public environment concerns, and various garbled names, suggesting a 19th or early 20th mining-era dossier with uncertain provenance and scattered geographic cues. The readable parts point to mining, sources, and maps rather than a clear event or outcome.
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