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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
2
The Hull IA newspaper page notes subscription terms and prices per year, with J W Tampon as editor. The text indicates a local postal office entry and advertising rates by special agreement.
The slate lists Gavrerour B Cumaens Des Moines for governor Lieut Governor John Herriott Strait for supreme judge Charles Bishop Des Moines for railroad commissioner David Pallier Washington War State Senator Old Dist We Klesecl Sioux County for representative Morerts Treasurer Geo T Bulks Sheriff A W Henry Superintendent of Schools 8 Coash Goraner Dr W W Suteenga Surveyor IkA Wilson Supervisor 5th Dist J C Stoup. Election occurs next Tuesday.
The text traces the history of surgery from ancient times, noting early practices in Lauinn Cor, diverse instruments, and widespread skills. It cites the Mba at arepHie Ning, Lippacreira of 60 BC, and discoveries by Ebers showing Meyotian surgical activity 6,000 years ago, along with Greek and Roman contributions.
The scene unfolds aboard a train where wind bites through a car as a tall man mocks Americans as a weak lot while others shiver. A woman asks for a window to be closed. the man across the aisle ignores her plea and slams the window shut.
In a terse exchange from Cleveland, eM notes the man proposed to Aisa Coke beside her father's deepest coal mine. She reportedly rejected him by tossing him down.
The text claims love for home and family drives industry, citing how concern for children motivates workers from smiths to farmers and soldiers. A servant scene and quotes from Rev. Lyman Abbott in Atlantic illustrate the theme of parental duty guiding enterprise.
Classified listing details several ladies ready-to-wear outfits in black and cheviot fabrics. Describes coat suits with satin linings, kilts and braids, blouse suits with varied trims, prices ranging from $27.50 to $35.00, and notes on workmanship and features like double kilts and taffeta straps.
Notice for the regular annual meeting of Illinois Central Stock and Transportation Company stockholders at its Chicago offices on Wednesday October 21 1903 at noon. Free travel tickets will be issued to each holder with registered shares as of September 29 1903 for travel to Chicago and return during the four days before and after the meeting. Tickets must be countersigned and stamped during business hours.
A fragment explains the leg and foot design of roosting birds. The tendon arrangement causes the claws to contract when the knee bends, gripping the perch to hold the bird in place. The text uses odd wording and seems to describe how a bird sleeps without sliding off a roost.
Fragmentary OCR describes distant regions with references to Votivia and Meusdar Pero, Indians, trappers, and trading skins. Details are garbled, but hints at age, height, and shipment of goods. The passage evokes exploratory travel and commodity exchange in a colonial context.
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