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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
6
Local notice from Tull Iowa announcing publication of The Wall Index with entry as Segai Glass Matter. Subscription rates listed per year and local advertising rate of one cent per line unless special agreement. J W Tamplin listed as facilitator.
The Sioux County Republican voters convene in Hawarden on Tuesday June 23 to elect delegates for the State convention at Des Moines July 1 and the Senatorial Convention at Rock Rapids July 7, plus nominate county officials. Delegates from the Second and Fifth Supervisor Districts will nominate supervisors. all voters are urged to participate. Representation is apportioned by township and vote totals for W. I. Martin in 1892. Also an announcement from J W Watte and F D Brown on party leadership. An additional notice announces J C Morris seeking a seat in the State Legislature subject to the Republican convention.
The Orange City Herald weighs the State Superintendent race with Tarrett under pressure to retire and Chase praised for a solid record. In Rock and Lincoln townships delegates weigh Hawkins against Kiaay, with Hawkins urged as the stronger choice for the district board.
The narrative traces silk cultivation from Persian monks bringing swern to Constan to Greece and Sicily before reaching Italy. It notes soil climate and people favored for silk farming, with a peasant farmer cultivating mulberry trees and vines on a small holding, laboring year round for steady rewards.
A Chicago Tribune note recalls how bridal photography shifted from idealized postnuptial romance to candidly flawed images. Photographers lament commercialism dulling artistic instinct as brides and grooms pose awkwardly, with too pale or too red complexions and anxious expressions.
Practical notes on feeding and handling poultry for healthy growth. Avoid milk soaked bread and excessive feeding to prevent deformities in chicks. Use clean, dry feed and avoid confinement that limits exercise to prevent obesity.
The text explains cactus stems as mouths absorbing carbon dioxide via flat leaflike blades in thin green leaves for Photosynthesis. It contrasts prickly pear stems that perform gas exchange through woody, non leaflike structures as they age, losing their articulated form.
A parlor game tale ends grimly as a man named Negorier drinks his twelfth glass after a timed wager. He staggers and falls dead as companions applaud the feat. The scene unfolds in a Paris room with a crowd nearby.
An editor traveling to Oklahoma in 1830 endures severe diarrhea from bad water and heat. He credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for a rapid improvement after a large dose, allowing a sound sleep within an hour and a full recovery. Sold by 4. i. Boliban.
A fragmented archival narrative recounts Laura Zeene dreaming of a masked murder scene. A servant warns her, ink splashes red, and a chilling tale unfolds of a woman haunted by a killer’s threats and a past assault.
Fragmented and garbled text describes early birds and social events with references to fog and neighbors. The content is unclear and contains many typos, yielding few coherent details about people, places, or dates.
A garbled reminiscence references Lan and Av Sunts, musing on humanity’s fate, discomforts, and the idea of a seat through one’s own act. The text evokes a railroad journey predeparture and a sense of unfulfilled understanding amid scattered phrases.
A verbose note highlights Easter offerings and festive goods rows in Timea markets. It mentions ornate church wear such as mink veiled items and ivory with silver beads, plus practical home items reflecting seasonal abundance and style. The prose contrasts Easter displays with the Nevsky Prospect shops and Gastinogi Door imagery.
The readable lines present jumbled phrases and misaligned quotes from multiple sources including Cleveland Plain Dealer and Philadelphia Inquirer. The copy appears corrupted with garbled sentences and inconsistent contexts.
A description of a new illustrated work from the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway features vivid tones and plates. The book highlights a through train service from Chicago to Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Utah and California via the line and is available by mail order for six dollars.
A jumble of garbled OCR style lines mentions delays and unclear references to names, places, and actions. The readable bits reference a dated event, possible people, and fragmented phrases without a coherent narrative or verifiable details.
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