01 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1921
Page
1
Randolph to hold a fair August 1 2 3 and Rex theater showcases The Purple Riders while Glenwood hosts Camp Dodge training and Mills County Mail starts at Malvern. Local visits, weddings, school and church events fill a busy Glenwood scene with community updates and humor.
For Sale Dresser and commode Mrs W 3 LHI Glenwood. For Sale Good seed rye Inquire R C Hopp phone 2214 Glenwood. For Sale The Bowsman T passenger Page car Priced to sell Phone Bo Glenwood. For Sale A five room house modern in every way Priced right Mrs GC Shomo 511 Vine street Glenwood. Lost On road near MINI Station automobile Ponder report to B B Dean Glenwood and receive reward. Fried Chicken Dinner The Davenport Bakery will serve on Saturdays at their lunch counter a fried chicken dinner. Pay Cash for everything known as junk also second hand furniture Bring it to East side of square Glenwood Iowa Louis Hurst.
Strayed brown and white female collie. Reward for returns to A. G. Beamer. Residence on Wallon bill of tawl. Phone 464, Glenwood.
The family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown by friends and neighbors during the sickness and death of their mother Mrs Jane Batlor. The children thank everyone for the many heartfelt remembrances and support.
A report from the U S Department of Agriculture details the capture and death of Ol White a ferocious wolf pack leader that plagued Bear Springs Mesa Colorado for 12 years. Government hunters used a blind set of four traps after the mate was captured, ending the marauder’s career and saving ranchers from further losses estimated in the thousands of dollars.
Deficiency diseases are numerous and new ones found as investigations proceed. Beriberi, an old nervous disorder, affects people living on polished rice and corn meal. Poor diet without essential vitamins causes the condition.
Dr Ward notes scurvy and related conditions arise from lack of fresh fruits vegetables and fats. He cites radiant and bone diseases linked to mineral and gland issues, and mentions osteoporosis osteomalacia pellagra and nerve and skin disorders tied to diet.
Mae Marsh returns to the screen in The Little Fraid Lady at Rex Theatre, a Robertson-Cole release directed by John G. Adon. The comedy drama blends pathos and humor, adapting Marjorie Benton Cooke's The Girl Who Lived in the Woods for Thursday and Friday showings.
A reader questioned Beban’s ethnicity. The reply notes Beban is San Francisco born to Scotch Irish parents and stars in One Man In a Million, with earlier Italian roles. Additional notes cover production times, ages, and a child actor using his real name in campaigns for the same film.
The article notes cutters are needed less for creative edits and more for technical work, with directors like George Behan sometimes cutting their own negatives. First cutters trim surplus footage, while skilled editors handle more precise tasks.
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