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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1896

Page

8

Florence Nightingale’s First Patient A Shepherd Dog

A childhood incident shows Florence Nightingale soothing a wounded shepherd dog. She comforts the dog, treats the leg with hot water and cloths, and touches the vicar with calm care as she tends the animal, foreshadowing her future nurse’s compassion.

Florence Nightingale Fiorenca Nightingale Beor Cap Florence Ion Ain Apa Roger Florenca

Ozone Uses Reported To Age Liquors And Improve Materials

The Philadelphia Record notes ozone applications for aging brandy whisky and wines and claims benefits in wood hardening for acoustic improvements. It cites rapid thickening of linseed starch derivatives, improved bleaching independent of weather, and valuable roles in paraffin derivative production and other technical processes.

Ainén Pidladelyn

Kleptomania at Dry Goods Level Plagues Hotel Guests

A Washington Nate dispatch reports frequent pilfering by guests at a hotel. Kleptomaniacs steal small items like soap while towels and stored goods are regularly taken, with burglars expanding to luggage and trunks. Observers note a steady pattern of theft despite various precautions.

Tales Kleptor Sulace T Pacabont Kleptomaniaca Hetel Washington Nate

Blighted Life Cited in Silent Dramatic Exchange

Fragmentary OCR text references a sorrowful line about life and love, with garbled phrases and a New York connection. The readable bits hint at dramatic or literary dialogue, not a clear event, person, or place.

Novel Defense Device Idea From Chicago Tribune Described

The Chicago Tribune reports on a proposed personal defense device by a theorist, a belt worn turret delivering four electrical discharges via palm contacts when threatened by a robber. The plan outlines battery locations and a ring trigger, with emphasis on tactical advantage and safety concerns.

Putan Tan Eghir Carvall Chicago

General Grants Funeral Procession and Other City Scenes

The report details General Grant's funeral procession through New York with dignitaries including President Cleveland and leaders from both parties. It notes the Broad Way route, carriages for survivors, and prominent attendees such as Sherman and Wade Hampton. Separate items describe a Bowery moving scene with a vendor’s stand, and brief notes on railroad iron wear, George Eliot portrait, and cotton factory capital in 1589 and beyond.

New Fork Allen Bertrgihy Broadway Groot Grant Poahte Ariay Ponta Membem Aifec Cleveland Roda Hesretary Bayard Tha Catiack A·lipresse United States Menatora Tha Iooss Bill Hig Edit Tha Stata Corlege Gan Foo! Johnston Buckner Sherman Sheridan Logan Wade Hampton Fitzhugh Lee Iserden EE. Benjamin Andrews Beribuer Bowery Aston Lislian Boothlack Ami

Coppee and the Birds at Jardin du Luxembourg

The New York Sun describes poet Coppée feeding the birds daily at the Jardin du Luxembourg in Paris. Students and workers watch as birds perch on him and his pockets yield crumbs, creating a beloved ritual that endears him to the Latin Quarter.

Francos Coppee Jardin DU Luxembourg Francoia Coppee Mary Paris Coppes Coppee Lazembourg Garden Odeon Pos Mack Nate Copnae Iteam Coppea Poria Pio Henri Murger Jardin da Luxembourg Murper Jardin Dn Lazembourg New York Son

Windproof Stone Wall Riddle From Kansas Farm Tale

A Kansas farmer builds a stone wall five feet across the base and four feet high to endure wind. A passerby doubts the wall will stay, but the farmer says it will blow over only if it rises a foot higher.

Kansas

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