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Newspaper

Hull Index

Location

Hull, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

3

Navy’s Dreadnoughts to Carry 14 Inch Guns

The article outlines U S Navy plans to build two new dreadnought divisions annually, with Nevada and Oklahoma featuring 14 inch guns. It details ship dimensions 554 feet long 95 feet beam 26090 to 27000 tons displacement speed 21 knots and 3000 tons coal load. It notes armored protection gun weight training and fire control considerations and praises Bureau of Construction and the officers for naval progress.

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King of Kings Cooks How British Sovereign’s Meals Are Prepared

The head royal cook Mr Menager at Buckingham Palace earns 10000 pounds yearly and oversees the royal kitchen’s operations. He plans daily lunch and breakfast menus, designs dinners, and guards secret sauces while supervising assistants and kitchen reports. He returns from the palace early evening and oversees the final dinner service.

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Mixed marriages in the Dakotas challenge social prejudice

In the Dakotas white men who marry aboriginal women publicly acknowledge their wives and provide decent homes and education. These unions face little social penalty, with half breed children and their families integrating into schools and social life with minimal discrimination.

Dakotas Bet White River Everstads’s New England Thos

Windmill Rituals Mark Life Events in Holland

In Holland, mills signal marriages births and deaths by wheel positions. A marriage stops the mill with the arm of the wheel slanted and sails raised. births use a more tilted angle with the two upper sails upturned. funerals show all sails furled and the wheel turned to form an upright cross until after the service.

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Untitled fragment hints at a baseball season tease

Fragmentary text mentions a baseball season and characters like a son in law and a grand stand spectator. The legible portions suggest a scene or dialogue about sports attendance and enjoyment. No clear events or outcomes are established.

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Untitled Home Life Quip Reflects Miscommunication

A brief Home Life exchange shows a caller seeking parental consent by phone. The responder questions identity and asserts uncertainty, remarking it is all tight until the error is found.

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Beebe Plain Post Office Across the Border

A vivid report describes the Beebe Plain double post office on the Vermont Canada border. The diagonal building houses both offices with a ten foot corridor linking them, and mail travels long routes before delivery due to cross border transfer rules. Patrons can use either side for service, and the curious setup attracts both Canadian and American users.

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Ancient Weavers in New York City Tapestry Looms Unaltered

The article describes old world tapestry looms in Manhattan used by French trained masters. It notes two large rooms of machinery resembling ancient siege engines and a craft nearly unchanged for centuries with weavers at work beneath warp and pattern.

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Vat of curiosities in a Europe and science notes

An assortment of curious notes covers St Peters cathedral elevator capacity ten, Peter the Great’s barrow anecdote, Halley’s comet link, and German fiber experiments with kapok as a cotton substitute. It also notes wireless typhoon warnings from Mount Mirador, a typhoon station plan in the Philippines, and early talks of communication from Santo Domingo. Copper aluminum manganese alloys yield high strength and corrosion resistance being tested by the British Admiralty.

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Herbert Spencer on billiards as a leisure pleasure

Herbert Spencer argues billiards is a desirable pastime that keeps the mind from overthinking and helps avoid reading temptation. He rejects asceticism and says enjoyment is a valid motive, comparing extreme self-denial to barbarian devil worship.

Herbert Spencer

Mier Frie and Family Quip on Education of Eldest Daughter

The exchange mocks a daughter’s training as a thorough house keeper. A playful remark from Miss de Flight praises a maiden aunt role for nieces while a side jab about pork prices hints at satire.

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