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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
4
The article surveys appendicitis as a major surgical concern with doctors noting 106 operations annually and compares it to typhoid and rheumatism. It recounts travel illness mislabeling, a mispriced fare on a street car, a wigmaker quote on wigs, and reflections on financial discipline among workers.
A preacher named Tom Colson travels west and declines drunken cowboys who tease him. One man recognizes Lom Colson, a boyhood friend, and apologizes, urging others to drink what Tom drinks, ending the incident with a pledge to change orders.
A fragmentary history blend notes on horse phrenology from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons of England and a biographical sketch of George Washington’s early love life. The piece mixes names, stories, and a tale of Bennier and Bennier’s botany aside from Washingtonan romances.
Fragmented lines mention Fort Taos, terrain and strategies, with unclear names and dates. The unreadable text hints at defensive works and movements by memory aids, but specifics remain obscured.
The fragment from Hune ker’s Chopin study argues against uniform finger power in rapid scales. It advocates assigning distinct roles to each finger, noting the thumb as strongest and the small finger as weakest, with the middle finger as primary support and the ring finger least independent.
Article discusses insect intoxication from plant nectar and pollen studied by Dr J al Weir, noting cosmos flower as a drunkenness source in bees, with a sample bee’s behavior and alcohol-like effects. Also contains a public sale notice by district court in Sioux County involving property of C S Rose and Cera Tosa, with sale details and costs.
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