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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented notice argues about responsibility for a butter fat separator and potential funds to publicize claims. The item lists letters, local business promotions, and brief society notes including weather, school graduates, quarantines, and church activities from Hull area. It mentions Tribune names and local trades.
A scattered Hull chronicle details Duane and J Dagne land sale near the schoolhouse for 2100, civic club gathering with three new members, visitors from Newton and Chicago, a Measles scare, and a traveling sale job by Ballard. It also notes a Brook-Aga Hook visit, a printery expansion plan, and assorted community gossip.
A party of twenty Osage farmers halted a westbound Santa Fe train near Peterson Kansas to requisition harvest hands. Firearms and blunt force led to a half hour clash with the crew and harvest workers, injuries reported, but the train resumed toward Burlingame after terms were settled and harvesters moved to work in Ostereecaanty.
A new central pavilion building under construction will include a complete ventilation system and modern devices to aid business and worker comfort. It features a large thermometer, 6 feet, and a wind of farm machinery fans placed at the top to improve air flow.
A special Sunday program at Milwaukee Beach Arnold's Park features a grand concert and mustard peas, Sioux Falls versus Plandreau, and a parade of excursion steamers. West Okoboji Pavilion opens with restaurant and hall for lectures and dances. Special train departs Hall at 8:30 am and returns 7:00 pm. round trip tickets available through the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway.
A fragmented plea asks which approach is more honest showing a cream separator to the public or describing its capabilities via backers. The note references Alec Shaffer and his supporters and invites readers to subscribe for Pipex.
A Sixth Avenue department store suspended operations for a day after a woman attempted to pass a counterfeit $1,000 bill for 49 cents. Clerks mistook the note for real money, prompting a manager to question the customer as she realized the bill was fake. The incident drew from a business college prank explanation and left staff in disbelief.
The fragment discusses parsley wrapped in cheesecloth for preservation, nutmeg usage, and various vegetable preparations including spinach and cranberries. It mentions appx recipes, garnishes, and a kitchen method with themes of stewing, purées, and baked dishes, ending with a note about dried peas and a Mars overnight garment of cream.
The article discusses screw propeller size, arguing larger diameter can reduce speed and efficiency unless limited by accident. It cites Lake Erie experiments with oversized blades split into parts, storms breaking blades, and captains observing unprecedented forward speed. Engineers found smaller propellers could be more effective, suggesting a shift away from very large diameters due to practical failures.
A cheap glass cutter can be made from a standard tapping pen and a small carbureum piece. Modify the nib to form a tip, insert carborundum in the tube, seal with cement, and wind a wire around the tube for strength. Use the setup after a day to attain a sharp edge and effective cutting power. Chased brass items called Tenares can be cleaned by washing in hot soap solution, lemon polish, and chamois. Do not saw chased work with any grinder.
A fragmented royal scene describes joyous scenes as a prince or king's birth is celebrated with powder and delight. The text references Fesgard VIT, Nev year, and Buack pwilnee amid garlanded crowds and gleeful stirs, with a tone of bewitched ceremony.
Christian Endeavorers planning to Cincinnati for the International Convention should note Illinois Central from Iowa to Chicago offers superior schedules and service. Big Four trains from Chicago start at Lisle Centre station. Excursion rate to Cincinnati with over 32,000 tickets on sale July 6, return by August 31 with 50 cent fare deposit.
Teachers plan travel to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting July 7 to 12. Illinois Central offers direct service via the General Route through Chicago with a $2.00 fare. sale July 4 to 7, return by July 14, extendable to Sept 1 with deposit. Mail name to the undersigned for a fare folder and Detroit headquarters info.
A garbled poem fragment speaks of waking bitterness and sweetness in memory of a departed love. It hints at mingled coffee and paint, longing, and closing doors on past exes.
The wily widow of Preaklyn entertains two Wall Street brokers as potential suitors. Unclear decisions lead to arranged visits and an awkward meeting between the rivals, causing tension over who should leave first.
In the late hour Niles and Giles discuss a matter of interest on the way home. They stop at various places, exchange questions, and debate future leadership, concluding that college-educated men will be future leaders in industry and politics.
The Reading Crere proposes a reading exercise as a benefit to those with chest ailments. It suggests careful, natural breathing and clear elocution, avoiding medicine overdose, and holding the body in an easy upright position to allow free chest movement and deep breaths.
The passage notes that throwing rice at weddings symbolizes a protective display more than good fortune. It contrasts modern civilized nations with past customs where relatives attempted to seize the bride, met by arrows or missiles rather than restrained by peaceful gifts.
Fragmentary text shows scattered phrases about professionalism and appearance. No clear event or names emerge. The passage includes garbled language and unrelated fragments with no coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
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