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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1902

Page

7

Peruna claims relief for fatigue and digestive ills

An advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for tiredness tied to sluggish digestion. It features testimonials from Mrs. J. E. Finn of Buffalo and others, praising renewed health after using the tonic and inviting readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.

Chit Gil Lena Hilton We A& @ spring medicin J. EB. Finn East High Street Bufelo Mama Mtl Los Angeles J. E. Finn

Obsessive Number Counting Described as a Disease

A Philadelphia Record correspondent reports an intense habit of counting numbers in daily life. The condition includes noting train car numbers, stair counts, street pole counts, and page markers, with the mind becoming a “store house of numbers” that worsens daily yet remains incurable.

Geome Railroad Station Chestnut Street Broad Street Delaware Avenue Philadelphia Record

The Strong Man and the Baby Moral Lesson

A former college hammer thrower and amateur champion boasts of strength and endurance but becomes a weary father. After marriage he spends on gifts, cigars and drinks, yet cannot lift a growing baby weighing twenty two pounds. The wife rebukes his inflated ego and the tale ends with the moral that the burden you cannot drop weighs heaviest.

Willing to Be Reminder About a Cabinet Moment

An amusing scene at the White House stairs shows Secretary Shaw joking with reporters as Secretary Root hurries to a cabinet meeting. Shaw quips that if he ever reaches that chaotic point in his tenure, someone should stick a pin into him. The private moment reflects varied reactions to public life.

Shaw Treasury Department White House Root

Count William Driver credited with naming Old Glory

In 1851 Count William Driver of Salem Massachusetts is credited with naming the flag Old Glory. The brig Charles Doggett carried the flag worldwide and the banner now stands on display at the Essex Institute in Salem.

Clahus William Driver Salem Charles Doggett Essex Institute

Laura and George Ferguson Spontaneous Rug Purchase Tiff

In a Chicago Tribune snippet Laura suspects George Ferguson of plotting as he compliments her biscuits and questions funds for rugs. The brief dialogue hints at a domestic quarrel over money and upcoming purchases.

Laura George Ferguson Chicago Tribune

Berlin gallery owner funds annual art prize for student study

Hugo Raussendorff, a private Berlin gallery owner, celebrated his seventieth birthday and gifted the Academy of Arts a fund of 1,500 marks, the interest to be awarded yearly to a talented student.

Hugo Raussendorff Berlin Academy of Arts

Soldier of the Rhine A rescue and a bold document misdirect

In Metz a tense scene unfolds as Sir Noel Travers arrives with Paul and Hildegarde amid shelling. The major moves to arrest them, but a forged or secured pass from the commandant grants Paul and Sir Noel parole protections. Sir Noel leverages the document to compel the major to release Paul, reshaping the perilous standoff and shifting power in the hospital room.

Nxif Sir Noel Paul Marshal MacMehon Trench Moselle Hildegarde Pawil Noel Monsieur Mets Hildeparde Beatty Monsieur le Major M'Sieur Drumhead Court Gamle Maja Pearance Mongueur Metz Aimee M. le Major Noel Travers Faul le Major

Genius in the Culinary Art from a Paris Doctor

In a new culinary book Dr. Lemounier notes famous chefs and a royal kitchen world. He recounts Trompette the Duke of Noailles’ former cook who despaired after leaving aristocratic service for Gambelin, and lists many illustrious cooks tied to royalty. He covers salaries for Casimir Moisson and Krantz, plus Greek and Roumanian royal kitchens.

Lemounier Paris Trompette Noallies Gambelin Maison Krantz Alexander II Ant Conte de Chambord Farma Bulgaria Greece Chevalier Jockey Club Jules Gaulfe Swelen Roumania

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