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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
4
The readable text hints at wartime dispatches describing action, evacuations, and prisoner exchanges. It references American ships, Peruvian government actions, and military figures, with scattered names and places. The fragmentary nature limits precise events or dates.
An OCR read shows chaotic dialogue with names like Miss Pert Miss Strait Lace and Mrs Caustic. Characters debate trust discipline and mischief while a shop scene unfolds and a boy asks for shoes. The fragmentary exchange hints at social satire and domestic tensions in a London setting.
A New Orleans magnate Valcour Aine hosted thousands at his Mississippi River plantation, owned later by Gen. Miles. His 16,000 porcelain pieces bore F A initials for his wife, and he funded his daughters with 25,000 dollars each per visit. Generals Bertrand and Ney aided revolutionary plans before returning to France.
Lucinda Previtt widow of Ter William Trevitt died at the Howe for the Aged after four years there. She was noted for high intellect and Christian character. While Dr. Trevitt served as American Consul in Callao Peru a revolution trapped Americans in the attic for three days until troops arrived at the residence.
A dealer in live feathers recalls the geese used for feather beds and pillows. He notes geese scream at feather pulling, yet offer no speech when pressed and describe how asthma and hay fever lessen feather demand.
A fragmentary report describes a bone colored sarcophagus and a mummified figure. The text references Cathar batten Ti and ancient figures like Alvaham, with mentions of hawkers in streets and a chase, suggesting a chaotic scene tied to an old discovery.
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