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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
8
A New Orleans Times-Democrat field note surveys whip use across cultures. It contrasts large ox whips with riding whips, noting their craft, lengths, and the fading prevalence as urban life shifts away from such tools. It cites expert crack accuracy among Eskimo youths and seasoned drivers in the South.
A garbled collection of aphorisms cites authors like Cardon, Distaell, Richer, Amereon, De Lined, George Sand, La Pens, Brayere, and Samuel Johansen. The quotes discuss finding enemies, cheerful paths in life, foreseeing faults, hope, wit, judgment, suffering wrongs, and trust. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear context or attribution.
Fragmentary comic dialogue shows Mrs T and a child hosting a party for friends. A guest admits she enjoyed the party but jokes about marriage, pondering a mistaken parson's marriage and the prospect of both couples marrying each other in time. The exchange blends playful speculation with social observation.
In a fragmentary account a historic instrument used by ancients is cited as played by Nero and depicted in Grecian sculpture. The dialogue shifts to a humorous misreading as Mrs Weederly mocks the paper’s lines while her husband avoids looking.
A garbled historical fragment mentions a timekeeper for Floss and Goss, an orator or singer of topical verse, and a formal Kansas City element. The readable bits hint at roles in timekeeping and performance within a midwestern context, but details are unclear.
The article recounts Bonfire a high bred hackney shipped by rail to the Madison Square Garden horse show. He suffers severe car sickness and nervous distress during the journey. The piece notes his noble lineage and the care taken at Lochlynne stables to perfect him, contrasted with the terror of the moving box and unfamiliar surroundings.
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