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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1912
Page
6
Text from a New York dinner reports Prince Henry of Heuss who speaks a mixed tongue delivering a sermon on a Lutheran text. A snicker rose as he quoted wearing a concealed shirt phrase provoking a louder delivery from a pastor who struggled to interpret the line. The scene ended with a punchy rebuke about familiar words and doors shut.
A dialogue about stage timing as a character asks why they did not advance when cued. The other actor hesitates, noting the delay was caused by waiting for a second line to begin and questioning how to proceed.
A chaotic Saturday evening exchange inside a jail ends with a wife seeking a lawyer for her husband as a guard and inmate exchange blunt language. The inmate claims innocence and asks for funds to hire legal help while another voice urges swift legal aid.
The article notes that species like Edelweiss and Alpine blooms are endangered due to tourist collection. It calls for a law to prevent buying selling or digging of Edelweiss and other national flowers to curb damage.
An odd Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt mocks a fiery scene where The Wicked Soul sits on a stove and drinks molten lava while wrapping in red hot iron. Dante asks who is the wretch and Satan answers with a blunt quip about heat.
A humorous exchange notes how the couple avoids quarrels as their dresses fasten down the back. The wife remarks that petty fights are unlikely given modern fashion changes. The husband smiles at their current harmony.
Dialogue resumes with Slowpay chiding his tailor for missing pockets in trousers. The tailor replies he judged from Slowpay's account that there would be nothing to put in them. The exchange highlights a humorous portrait of vendor and client.
In a business style note, Clara turns away a plumber after being advised to beware. The warning cites an offhand remark about his temperament or experience, suggesting risk in proceeding with the engagement. The exchange hints at underlying caution in the workplace.
In Brussels Louisa Harris enjoys wealth and charm as tragedy strikes with a murdered companion. In London Luke de Mountford, presumed heir to Lord Radcliffe, faces a murder accusation tied to Philip de Mountford. A pivotal reveal emerges at an inquest, shifting loyalties among Louisa, Luke, and the Radcliffe circle amid wavered justice and family duty.
Luke de Mountford and Louisa face a mounting crisis as Col Harris reveals tensions around Philip de Gutford's murder. Luke contends his innocence while the press and police scrutinize motives, with Louisa calm amid peril and a planned banquet looming over the couple and Ryder's disclosures.
In Pictaburg Gaivatry a man confronted two boys playing on a vacant lot. One boy rubbed weeds over the other's face after an alleged swearing incident in front of girls. The man restrained the winner and questioned the prank, while the injured lad received care.
Mrs De Jones asks about a Chinese chauffeur while Mrs Viur Tyle Wie discusses satisfaction. Arg Van Tyle praises him as perfectly fine though the dialogue reveals a pejorative bias using yellow skin imagery. The scene ends with a satirical stretch about a bell rope device.
A small boy waits for a chance to speak with a librarian. He asks if the library has Twenty Thousand Legs Under the Sea. The librarian, tired, replies that she only has two legs and they are not under the sea.
A fragment shows a Sunday school scene with a teacher surprised by students Mary Mitch Anne and Jimmy rushing away in haste. The text captures a distressed call to hurry and a disrupted classroom moment.
Florida Times-Union notes a quip about selfish men unwilling to give up the ghost in a haunted house. It also observes that old friends fade as a woman clings to youth and questions how long friendship lasts.
Baltimore Latimer Gessner stands out as a leading figure in a case read before United States Commissioner Bond. Miss Lulu Stephens of Carlisle Pa testifies that Gessner promised marriage and sent heart throb letters while obtaining as much as 927000 in four years and 18000 in the last year. He reportedly quit work to fund claims and used funds to support his own family. Bail set at 2000.
Readings from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta show broad wheat oats barley and flax acreages. Reports from all provinces indicate good rainfall and advancing crops with potential record harvests. Estimates put western wheat at about 250 million bushels with favorable weather expected to yield a grand harvest.
A simple sliding plate invention mounts on a piano pedal to cover the opening and keep mice from entering the instrument. The idea emphasizes minimal intrusion and ease of use for piano owners seeking practical protection.
A humorous exchange reveals Jack doubting whether to kiss his cousin at the station and Tom urging action. Jack decides to withhold judgment and give her the benefit of the doubt.
A reflective piece on how society overlooks rising figures until they prove themselves. It examines perception, anticipation, and the moment of recognition when talent reaches prominence.
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