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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1900

Page

3

Town Ball to Modern Baseball Compared in Nostalgic Note

The Tribune editor recalls old town ball versus modern baseball, describing no fouls in town ball unless the ball went over the fence, the batter's three bits rule, and the method of putting players out known as crossing out. It notes no fixed positions, high honor for the catcher, and contrasts with today’s curving pitches and formal play. The piece ends with reflections on fun still found in the old game and a shift to troop encampment news at Red Oak.

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Make It Unanimous Judge Nominates Two District Judges

Judge Walter Smith resigns and conventions loom as Republicans favored to nominate two district judges. Judge Macy likely seeks another term, with Judge W. S. Lewis poised for nomination. Mills County sentiment favors unity, urging opposition to any nominations and predicting an unanimous election for the two judges. Tura. W. Ivory

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Beauty myths and health claims in 19th century ad

An advertisement touts cosmetics as wasteful expenses while asserting beauty comes from healthy blood and digestion. It promotes Karl's Glover Root as the remedy, priced at 25 and 50 cents per package, with a health guarantee. Local business notices mention Nebo's sale on tan shoes and a dealer named A.J. Hows.

Karl Glover Root A.J. Hows

Marital Ties Link Professor Goodsell and Pearl McDonald

A clipping from the Sidney Herald reports the marriage of Howard Goodsell, formerly a Tabor College professor, to Pearl McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. McDonald, in Omaha area, with prior divorce proceedings cited. The piece notes a 1900s era libel threat that preceded the union and references later congratulations from The Times.

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Sixteen Take the Examination For State Certificates

Ambitious Mill County teachers sought state certificates over two days at Glenwood High School with examiner Mira Lucy Cartia. Fifteen registered, plus one counted from Ottumwa, totaling sixteen. six pursued primary certificates, while others sought state credentials. Principal Miss Curtis, veteran educator, noted Glenwood led in applicants across Ottumwa and Council Bluffs.

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Nine Miles of Bridges in Mills County Discussed

Foreman Hubert Knight of the Mulvern bridge forge estimates Mills County has nine or ten miles of bridges needing constant repair. He notes the county’s $13 000 annual levy is meager for building and maintenance and warns neglect would cost far more than timely plank road repairs.

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