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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1903

Page

7

Local Hull Notes and Rural Commerce Buzz

A mixed rural update from Hull area reports seed corn prices at 1.59 per bushel and local goods such as ice cream and poultry fencing from Wm. Shimp & Son. It mentions town activity including cement work at the State Bank of Hull and various local residents’ health and travel notes plus politics around Cleveland and Bryan.

Hull H. Hasta Wiersma M. M.S Shimp “ Sons Sioux Centeriies Dennis Moran Dakota Workman State Bank of Hull Wmn Shimp & Son M. AL. S Minnie Ballard Sarah Miller Will Wyatt Mes Miller Lensink

Notice to amend by laws of Farmers Mutual Insurance Association

Notice filed with the secretary of the Farmers Mutual Insurance Association of Sioux and yan counties to amend section 3 of the by laws. The proposed text sets payouts for loss of live stock with limits on per head and total payments and requires notice to be given within five days after loss. CALVIN Hook, Secretary.

Sec ‘Retary of the Farmers’ Mutual Tesur‘ance Association Sioux and Yan Calvin Hook

Brass composition and uses as described in Chambers Journal

The text notes that English brass averages seventy pairs of copper and thirty of zinc, with copper content around thirty to fifty percent depending on alloy. It mentions a variant called fombae with high copper, used to imitate Dutch metal and minting. It explains brass can be rolled into strips and beaten into sheets as thin as thirty three thousandths of an inch.

Vrines Rupert Chambers’ Journal

Spurzheim Fooled by Edinburgh Phrenology Hoax

While staying in Edinburgh, Spurzheim the father of phrenology was duped by a prank. Students sent a plaster cast they claimed represented a notable skull, but it was a Swedish turnip disguised as a human head. Spurzheim gravely assessed its phrenological traits, then a city journal lampooned the incident as a breezy joke.

Spurzheim Sauraheim Edinburgh Rielle Smee

Versifier and editor clash in a quirky verse exchange

A playful fragment shows a Versifier and Scribbler debating identity as a poet verses a versifier. The exchange mentions an editor lighting a pipe and a mysterious Verse niche with enigmatic terms.

Dlothudelphin Record

Foreign Correspondents in Europe and Their Demands

The piece surveys American reporters in Paris Berlin and Vienna, detailing how social access, personal funds, and relentless schedules shape a correspondent’s life. It notes some agencies like the London Times pay well, but most struggle to cover expenses while enduring constant travel and little rest.

Paris Berlin Vienna Aparas Onale London Times Europe

Fome Views Measurement Sees Building Grow and Shrink

A speaker notes how foundations appear huge during excavation then the steel frame makes a building seem smaller, only for finished walls windows and decorations to make it look large again, reflecting shifting visual perceptions during construction in New York.

Malesman New York

History of European money and coin names

The text traces old European currency terms and weights. It notes Farelan Cochin and Nore as former names, explains the eight-ounce formin cain, and links the franc to the lina coin. It mentions Spanish coin names and notes the five pesrin as equivalent to the dollar, with etymologies for cesciuile and italte observing edge design.

France Nore Europe Spain

Highest Cross on Harz Peaks Draws Tourists

The article describes a 120 foot tower crowned by the highest cross in the Harz mountains with a 781 foot summit overlooking the surrounding country. A 200 step stair leads to the top though an elevator is available for visitors preferring easier access. The piece ends with a quip about a horse race remark from the Washington Star.

Harz

Unclear OCR fragment hints at a creative life or marriage note

Fragmentary text references a marriage and separation with unclear names and items. It mentions creative life and an artist topic but lacks coherent facts or dates.

Inaccurate observations on gender and learning

The fragment presents biased claims about gender differences in measurement accuracy, moral imitation in child life, and preference for material versus abstract topics. It also discusses dullness in certain children, tastes on the tongue, mental images driving action, and reader performance, all in an unfocused, outdated tone.

Mortild

Correcting Shoulder Imbalance Through Desk Posture and Exercises

The article explains how uneven shoulders arise from siting habits such as resting elbows on a chair arm, causing one shoulder to sit higher. It advises adjusting seating to even posture and performing two exercises: extend the lower arm inward with a dumbbell and lower the higher shoulder to support a heavy weight.

Rover

Mountain Tea Promises New Life For the Weary

An old advertisement claims Mountain Tea revives the body and lifts fatigue with claims of renewed vigor and energy. The piece mentions WM. G.O. Coad of Rocky as endorsing the product.

Ceota WM. G.O. Coad Rocky

Investments in Southern Lands Promising for Investors

The article argues Southern lands offer good returns with adequate market and shipping facilities, noting mild climate and below-rent prices. It promotes free circulars on lands in Kentucky, West Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana near the Central Railroad for homeseekers and investors, and mentions a tonic product for children.

South Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Central Railroad

Outdoor musical performances banned in St Petersburg

Fragmentary report notes restrictions on outdoor music events in St Petersburg with unclear local context and stray quoted phrases. The text includes garbled names and phrases suggesting municipal limits on performances and potential public reaction.

St. Petersburg

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