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Newspaper
Hull Index
Location
Hull, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
6
Harpers Weekly recounts Harry A. Francis trudging on foot through a robber-haunted Lebanon range toward Damascus. villagers and a sheikh attempt to deter him while a pot funds a railroad ticket, prompting a chaotic chase as a mob pursues him down the highway.
The London Glade notes frequent gifts to the Pope from around the world. A Paris report mentions an iron group believed to depict Attila, driven from a city. The Vatican gardens receive gifts as no space remains among art and antiques in the palace.
A dabbling thief rings with danger as Billy Watson races to meet a dubious plot in dim alleys and smoky pubs. Lord Netherville weighs a glittering gift, while Rupert Carroll plans a secret journey and a dramatic separation looms for Mrs Garland.
A garbled regional text records a speaker named Dickey reflecting on poverty and a legal or moral plea. The fragment mentions prayer, a pool, angels, and a vow, ending with a reference to the Atinata Constitution.
Jumbled lines show a confused message with references to Elian, Mrs New, and a resident 77. The text contains garbled phrases, partial quotes, and unclear attributions, mirroring a damaged newspaper fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times.
A miscellany notes South American ants building long tunnels, a huge Japanese volcano crater, vast unknown lands in Arabia, and the Venezuelan elephant beetle. It mentions Siberian preservation, divorce rates, whale bone yields, Chinese character groups, and the world’s largest coral reef in Australia. It covers immigration, water power figures, and embankment railings, plus health education efforts in Louisiana and Kansas.
London dispatch in Detroit Free Press reports a woman scholar Mrs Marion Mullhall unearthed maps in Rome's Casanatensis library supporting Irish first century settlement in America. Her book cites Irish navigators in fifteenth century and roles in South American conquest, noting Pope honored her research and highlighting Irish figures in Paraguay missions.
A letter praises Grape-Nuts as delicate and nourishing for various patients including fever cases. It describes preparations with milk or cream, serving suggestions, and claims of easy digestion and adaptability, noting practical use for breakfast and recovery meals.
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