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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
2
A household guide urges using a hand glass to inspect the face each morning for stray hairs blackheads and powder gaps. It recommends brushing with a facial brush cleansing with green soap removing aging hairs with tweezers using hydrogen peroxide and ammonia and brushing eyebrows and teeth care.
The piece urges walking on the balls of the feet to reduce slouching and fat around the shoulders and abdomen. It claims proper chest height and head position prevent poor carriage and back problems and suggests shoulder braces only as a last resort.
A peculiar reflection on consumer watch habits. The piece recalls old watches, their owners, and how daily timepieces move through life from heirloom to discarded object, ending with a question about what became of the old watch and its memories.
Terese discusses the Proverbs as a guide for young people in the Christian Endeavor groups. She highlights wisdom, moral conduct, and fear of Jehovah as foundational, cites key verses, and stresses Proverbs as practical, worldwise guidance aligned with heavenly aims.
The readable text presents a collage of proverbs and moral maxims. It emphasizes patience, mercy, righteous living, and the value of quiet wisdom over aggression. The lines echo biblical style, contrasting folly with prudent restraint and true friendship.
The piece argues prize fighting is barbaric and should be banned after Luther McCarty’s death in Calgary. It notes multiple recent fatal ring incidents, criticizes lenient punishment, and laments civilized society failing to curb the sport despite its brutality.
The famed animal dealer Kurl Hagenbeck supplied zoos worldwide and ran a large park near Hamburg. In 1905 Germany asked him to furnish 100 dromedaries with saddles, delivering the first 10 in three months. he sent his brother to buy and used a specially chartered vessel. He even had saddlers make a custom saddle. The government was pleased with the animals and delivery speed, but a further 100 were required.
A poetic observation on dusk with church bells and a fading sunset. The scene references a westward glow, a distant spire, a bright star, and Night shielding the world as day ends. Detected names or places are not clearly identifiable within the fragment.
A barefoot Dublin newspaper boy impressed Australian leaders Mr Peake and Mr O Loughlin at the Gresham hotel. The boy asked to go to Australia and claimed his mother knew the speaker from photos. The mother consented and the leaders agreed to fund the boy’s travel and future prospects under the southern cross.
A reflective essay extols keeping fresh wild flowers in daily home life. It praises nature’s blossoms as the season’s finest influence and invites readers to observe what nature paints and what poetry she inspires in the moment.
A historical piece surveys Princeton students with a survey on smoking habits and morals. It notes many respondents started smoking in college and discusses social activities, dances, and rumors of inappropriate behavior among youth.
A discussion on orthography and pronunciation in educated circles cites a New York Sun piece about Wilson and the text from Japanese and American graduates. The writer mocks spelling errors while recounting a humorous exchange about a student and a professor, illustrating pride in proper diction and prose.
The piece cites Professor Katz of Amsterdam linking bread changes to valency and allotropic sulphur forms. It notes that high or low temperatures arrest changes, proposing large storage warehouses to keep bread perpetually fresh for emergencies like bakers strikes or grain shortages.
A fragmentary account discusses Chinese imperial strategy under the Manchu dynasty. It notes efforts to mobilize and train forces and to deter rival powers through statecraft and intimidation, with references to Fang Shanyi and provincial assemblies debating universal conscription.
A fragmentary report describes a youth's claim linked to a dispute at an event and references the Gay Audrew involvement and a new plan by Tifa. Details are limited and unclear from the поврежденный text.
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