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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
4
A fragment from a magazine poem depicts wind moving over trees sunlit whispers and shifting shadows. It muses on a first thought that cannot be resisted returning with the wind as snow and clouds surge and the wind scatters leaves and misdirects the gaze.
A Birmingham imam and a carefree young man discuss a ship departure and safe passage. The man notes a 15.2 consignment of 5,000 Abbaw shipped to a native prince, while the imam emphasizes brethren in religion and concern for the crew's journey.
The article recalls Phillips Brooks as a Harvard graduate who faced early failure at Boston Latin School before becoming a famed bishop. A veteran anecdote shows Brooks forgiving a pupil, then reflecting on the value of that forgiveness. It also includes a wandering note on Chinese court rites and a Australian anecdote about tree orientation and weather lore.
An exhausted passenger recounts a failed attempt to start a newspaper and a chaotic shipboard moment aboard a liner. A quarrelsome editor and a distracted observer clash as passengers and crew struggle with movement and purpose amid a rough sea voyage.
Ammonia poisoning first causes discoloration of the nose skirt and forehead, spreading to blotched facial skin. In smaller doses from food or drink these symptoms delay, leaving only a general unwholesomeness and pallor in early stages.
A mule in the Fittsburg district mine senses danger before an explosion. As gas warnings rise, the mule brays and leads miners to the open air, saving several lives while others remain trapped. Leslie's Weekly reports the dramatic escape and mine peril.
A jumble of notes describes serpents and holy wells in Ireland linked to healing rites once tied to pagan Bel fire rituals. It mentions travelers recalling ancient practices, Beltaine day customs, and a Western millionaire’s life story, ending with a light urban cartoon line about a telegraph manager and a tipsy messenger.
An unclear report hints Taw dil Spudking may have a brigadier general appointment and notes unknown army ties. A senator's son-in-law is mentioned, with stray chatter about prison terms and family connections. The page also alludes to Muslim Indian origin and a bar boast, but specifics remain garbled.
The author cites a request for a barn diagram to set against a bank, detailing dimensions 24 feet high and 26 feet wide. The plan includes 2 by 6 rafters, 1 by 12 nailed sides, and a brace to resist loads, with warnings about placing two barns against a bank and suggesting a driveway bridge to the building.
Investigations tout Angora goats as highly valuable for wool, meat, milk, skins, and pets. They are noted for the Mohair fleece, feeding and farming benefits, and their protective role in flocks, with cautions about disease immunity and proper breeding and care.
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