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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
4
Delia, a train messenger, defies danger to protect a fruit shipment. She persuades Ben and guides a fragile cargo through shifting temperatures and perils, earning praise from the New Orleans office for a near loss averted and a small reward.
In a curious tale from Morwenstowe, Robert Hawkes, a poet and vicar’s grandson, asks his grandfather Dr. Hawkes to critique an improved version of a hymn. The exchange ends with the grandfather asserting the original hymn as his own creation.
At Miss Fenton house Mr. Guyley cannot attend the garden party and sends regrets via Michael the gardener. He asks to tell Muss Hessie that business prevents coming. Michael relays a muddled message with garbled lines and memory gaps.
A fragmented exchange references Coveland Lager and a misheard sum of 240 dollars. Incoherent lines mix street talk and partial names, with unclear attribution and missing context about who spoke or what event is described.
A fragmentary, safety minded note from the Chicago Tribune describes how a rescuer should act when a person is entangled in live electrical wires. It warns not to grab the victim or their clothing, to isolate the victim by removing clothes only, and to avoid contact with the rescuer. It mentions using leather gloves and warns about the danger as a wire or current threatens.
An advertisement from Drs. Starkey and Dales of Philadelphia touts Compound Oxygen as a revolutionary treatment for diseases like consumption asthma and chronic catarrh. After years of use with a claimed record of brilliant cures, the firm invites readers to request a free book detailing successes and urging pursuit of this “imperative demand of the age” for medical progress.
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