New Wall Paper Designs For Spring Cleaning
The ad promotes numerous new wallpaper designs and invites readers to visit for selection. It emphasizes spring cleaning and the chance to find excellent choices with the seller.
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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
3
The ad promotes numerous new wallpaper designs and invites readers to visit for selection. It emphasizes spring cleaning and the chance to find excellent choices with the seller.
Mrs L B Brown will auction her household goods next Saturday afternoon at Auction Corner opposite the bank. Comrade Wood born Fort Wayne Ind Dec 21 1823 served in Wis Infantry Volunteers and was buried from the Catholic church with W R C and friends attending. He leaves a wife two daughters and three sons. Various local notes follow including attendees at inspections and elections, remarks on health, and a town lecture.
Filing lists amendments to Articles of Incorporation and By Laws of the Muang Insurance Association of Siouis and Lyot counties. Proposals include replacing a figure in Section Heven and adding a notice requirement for livestock loss claims within five days to the secretary. Annual election set for June 6th with a plan to make policies perpetual.
Local items report wheat at 40 cents, Hawes 84.95, Prairie flour dealers and high mill wheat prices. Memorial day services planned with a full program to be published next week. Also notes on weddings, oblique personal mentions, and local visitors.
A neighbor recalls a witty parrot that escapes punishment by tilting its head and winking at its owner and then imitates praise. The tale follows Polly the parrot as she explores yards, chases a hen, and disrupts daily routines, drawing reactions from the family and witnesses.
A convoy of 8 600 birds to be killed for fashion in Milford Delaware under contracts for New York milliners threatens wild birds. The piece argues birds are public property and their sale and destruction harms farmers and the landscape, declaring the act a crime against the Commonwealth.
A report praises Judge Wofford for releasing youths on parole to follow behavior pledges. The program aims to curb crime by supervision and moral guidance, with about twenty youths already released and none failing the test. The piece lauds the judge as practicing Christian service and urges more like him in the courts.
A travelogue overview notes various cultures consuming insects as staples from ancient Rome to Brazil Chile Peru and Africa. It mentions palm leaf eating insects, African larval diet, Indian Nevada wild foods, and a Sudanese chief sending twenty basketloads of ants with a taste described as like liver.
An American lady traveling in Italy with a companion defends her property after a porter tries to steal a hand bag. She follows him through Bologna platforms after midnight, snatches back the bag, flings the thief out, and seals the door, recovering jewels tickets and money.
A dambed fragment details a charitable knitting effort by Thel and local ladies aiding wounded at a hospital. The scene includes improvised care, a ministerial sermon, and a tense moment with a distressed speaker as aid is arranged. The passage preserves period voice and scattered names and locations from the article.
A decades old shipwreck near Carthagena to London yielded about ninety bars of silver recovered by divers after two months of effort. The vessel sank on the Motxidda Reef in 1891 and lay four years before salvage began.
The readable lines describe an odd dialogue fragment with garbled phrases about listening to talks. It mentions places like Tidinanpolis and references to a pace or paceimds and a fire. The overall sense is incomplete and non coherent.
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