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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1901
Page
3
Advertises winter goods going to make room for spring stock. Shoes on sale from 3.00 to 5.00 now marked down to 1.50 to 1.75. Includes bargain counters and emphasis on shoe discounts and limited room for new season arrivals.
Local items report Robt Schoerieman and family as week visitors in Hull. Mrs D W Warren and children visited with Mrs Warren in Sioux City. Various residents and businesses advertise ads and changes including new firms Kleinheksel and Zoodragger, and hotel banquet plans by the Knights of Pythias.
Ethel McDeid and Migs Akers of Perlis united in marriage by Rev. Chandier at a Bavardap event near the Gull parish hall. The ceremony followed by a reception at the parsonage. A lengthy tale about a couple's old letters and misunderstandings appears in the Chicago Post, reflecting on changing affections and marriage dynamics.
A garbled OCR fragment shows dialogue about going the whole way and preparing for a cross examination. It mentions a person with a green necktie and a preparatory act, with indecipherable surrounding text and unclear context.
Georgia S. E. Kiger writes from Chicago about a parable of wealth and duty. The speaker discusses how riches tempt control and restraint, noting that even God places limits on how wealth is used and how power affects the poor and working class.
Eminent lawyer argues for a patent on a new collar button as Justices press for practical detail. Justice Shivess jokes about a collar button that won’t roll, prompting amused gasps from spectators and a reminder that real invention should aid mankind.
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The Argonaut submarine boat built by Linton Lake is to be demonstrated in Bridgeport Conn. It aims to recover valuables from wrecks along the coast from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras, with an operating crew and novel deck features for sealing openings. The craft carries water tanks for ballast and a half inch steel hull designed for deep waters. The conning tower houses steering gear just ahead of midship.
The new volume prints salary tables for 1607-B officials. Lord Treasurer and first lord of the treasury each at £5,000. Chancellor and Lord Chancellor list various allowances including livery, attendance, annuity and clothes. Other offices such as pantry and confectionery show detailed payments, while several tiny posts like clerk of the hamper or chaffer of wax are noted as long gone.
A garbled excerpt presents nonsensical dialogue and quips about Kipling as a child, a shipboard mishap, and a stream of quick witticisms. The text blends misheard quotes and era slang, resembling a pasted collage of captions and phrases from a bygone newspaper page.
In a bustling scene a performer named Starningion Barnss elicits chatter after his Hamlet portrayal. Miss Cayenne notes Hamlet’s famed length. A reporter discusses diplomatic chatter on open doors in China and Asia with Mrs Sparks and Mr Sparks clarifying complex questions.
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