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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1904
Page
4
A humorous Iowa fragment discusses Ed Brown Sheldon and Jim Parsons Rock Rapids in the hull Index. It mocks Hearst era politics and Democratic factions while contemplating presidential eligibility and party unity with sharp local voice.
An attractive excursion program for visitors includes a band concert at 1 40 p m and a baseball game at 2 30 p m with general admission free for excursion ticket holders A native Indian pageant will be shown plus other attractions A special train departs Mull at 3 48 a m Sunday May 15 and returns by 6 70 p m May 14 round trip from Tall 82 25 Tickets available from the railroad ticket agent
The Passenger Department of the Illinois Central Railroad issues monthly circulars on fruit growing garden tasks stock raising and dairying for Kentucky West Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana. Send name and address to receive free circulars Nos 1 2 3 4 5 and more as published monthly. Also Hollister’s Tooth Mountain Tea promoted for blood and kidney cleansing with contact N G Coad.
In a tense legislative showdown Gregory of Hampton defies boss Mareden over the apportionment bill. Margaret Marsden secretly aids Gregory as the vote nears, shaping a dramatic shift that unsettles political powers and tests family loyalties.
A London Express excerpt describes rats demonstrating complex social behavior including planful theft, cooperative hiding of eggs, ferrying a wounded companion, and guiding others to feeding sites. The account notes cross-species interactions with dogs and remarkable acts of leadership within the rat community.
A fragmented scene features Enaliahbmen Blaine and Mr Adeeruonm Trawkins arguing about Englishmen and appetites. A cryptic exchange mentions an Englishman boasting a claim about eating abilities and a commuter tale of two Englishmen discussing breakfast and speed.
The article explains that foam appears white because air bubbles in water create many reflections at interfaces of differing refractive indices, scattering light in all directions. It compares this to crushed transparent solids like glass, which turn white due to surface reflections, then become transparent again when submerged in water.
The piece explains glacier movement as a plastic flow where ice slides and sheers under gravity, likened to pitch poured on a table. It discusses brittle versus plastic behavior, cites Forbes on granular structure, notes slow motion varying with conditions, and adds eccentric examples and unrelated health culture digressions.
A summary notes how men of various nations behave when a solitary traveler, a not young person, is aboard. The Frenchman is polite yet blunt, the German indifferent, the Austrian formal, the Englishman courteous if approached, and the American kind by habit and effort.
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