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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
3
The article ponders the sun's end and future fate of planets and moons. It explains the sun will cease to emit light in about several million years and foresees a distant era when worlds become dead. It mentions cosmic change and the distant death of celestial bodies.
Paul Reinard, a Paris poet, refuses the right bank of the Seine. He walks miles along the left bank to Courbevoie each Tuesday to attend the Closerie des Lilacs gathering, even if it doubles his journey to avoid the material Tom right bank.
A classroom exercise invites children to sketch future careers. A girl named Darts draws a blank to show she wishes to be married, revealing a humorous misunderstanding. The passage ends with a note about the sponging industry in Cuba declining as fishermen harvest early sponges.
A London paper links Mrs. J. R. McLean's death to the Hope diamond's ominous history. The gem passed through many hands from Tavernier to Louis XIV, Marie Antoinette, and Abdul Hamid, with numerous misfortunes attached. Mr. McLean faced a lawsuit after refusing to pay the jewel’s installment following two servant deaths and his mother’s illness.
Newlywed replies to a judge about an omelet steamer claim. Mira insists she ordered top eggs and criticizes the dealer for the cooking method.
fragments depict a chaotic scene with phrases about a tomb facing a theft and a question about carrying valuables. A cryptic exchange mentions a stolen item described as valuable and tied to a souvenir. The tone hints at a local event or reminiscence with unclear speakers.
Eight new Trans Atlantic liners are under construction for Canadian trade by White Star, Canadian Pacific, and Cunard. White Star will mirror Laurentia and Majestic, replacing Canada and Teutonic, while Cunard’s Ascania has completed its maiden England Montreal voyage and will be followed by a sister ship. An official says the ideal service is a two class liner for second class and steerage, with vast gains anticipated for the next decade as immigration shifts toward Canada in the North West farm belt.
A New York lawyer at a Lotus Club dinner mocks watered stock and the abundance of wealthy magnates. He recalls fame and fortune and mentions riding with Jones in a 300 horsepower car, noting they once struggled as young millionaires together.
In Harper's Weekly a blunt exchange reveals Silithers grieving for his deceased friend Mickey. He admits his marriage to Mickey's widow follows the loss, but the moment leaves him unsettled and silent.
A Sunday picnic hosted a murky clash between an Irish youth team and Slovak opponents. One Irish player toppled an opponent and a fight erupted as spectators shouted. A local bystander claimed the temper cooled after a friend urged restraint.
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