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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
2
An Irish authority explains that a curse once pronounced must affect its source or its target. The ancient idea compares the curse to a wedge that cleaves timber. if there is room, it travels to strike the target, but if not it returns to strike the woodman delivering it.
Fred Musgrave dazzles guests at General Moore's London dinner, while Susie Moore reads rival ambitions. Claughton, Musgrave, and Alissa Moore contend for favor as plans for a private theatre unfold and Fred learns of his uncle’s illness in Oxford.
Inventor Hudson Maxim, famed for explosive devices, tests a car with one arm in New Jersey. He faces officials in Trenton over safety as spectators watch him maneuver obstacles at speed. The stunt underscores his claim that his work promotes universal peace despite dangers.
aCIAL R. G. Dun & Co cites only small shrinkage in payments and favorable production trends. Washington conference boosts transportation optimism while ample weather boosts fashion lines. Demand strengthens for vacation goods and house furnishings. bond markets lag though realty investment rises. Bank clearings total 267,723,901, down 26 percent from 1909 and 1908 levels.
The report notes severe coal weather slows northern trade and crop progress while southern districts show quicker activity though cotton and fruit advance more slowly. Jobbing trade remains quiet with small, frequent reorders. Industrial items point to output curtailment and fair price pressure. Business failures in the United States for the week ending June 9 total 189, with Canada at 36, compared to prior weeks.
The report compiles price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Anwaukee Cincinnati New York with meats dairy and grains quoted in various grades and units. Prices span from hogs at seven to sixteen dollars to grains such as wheat No 2 and corn No 2 mixed, reflecting regional market levels.
An exchange at a club notes a colonel praised for a citizen ship oration. The speaker reveals a jury summons, asking if there is any bad news, highlighting civic duty and public service themes.
Eye salve advertised to soothe tired eyes. relieves aches congestion and inflammation. Available at all druggists of Howard Broad Buffalo New York.
A terse portrait describes a rough, self styled hero known as Bincker. He lights cigars from worn stumps, rolls his own cigarettes, and smokes sixty without letting any go out. The piece hints at old city street life and a wary community view of such characters.
Sugar coated tiny granules regulate and invigorate stomach liver and bowels. Easy to take and do not gripe.
Ankar old humor scene shows a hen scolding about elaborate chatter. A pullet’s elder watches her brood while yoking with rustic talk and playful irritation.
A fragmented notice discusses Whistler's Peacock room and its impact on interior taste in London shops. It mentions the Peacock feather as a symbol of fortune and happiness, with odd quotes about the eye of the feather and a reference to a London article collection.
A Boston column explains proper forms of address for the President and the Secretary of State. It notes that the President may be addressed as The President in Washington and that the Secretary of State should be titled The Honorable Secretary of State, reflecting State Department etiquette.
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