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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1909
Page
4
Scientific men note a rise in youth suicides, seen in both America and Europe. Dr. G A Austell of Boston cites artificial life and modern pressures, blaming parents' ambitions. French expert Dr Berillon links crisis tendency to a scent deficiency needing expert exam to forestall tragedy.
In the Memoirs of a Senate Page Christian Eckloff recalls prewar debates by Summers Wade Douglas Hamlin Houston Hale Breckenridge Toombs and Jefferson Davis. One Texas Senator Houston refused dignity carving hearts from pine and gifting them to a lady in the gallery with Sam Houston’s compliments.
Undine gowns have appeared on stage and in society, with sheati garments once restricted to bath outfits. European undine dresses feature satin with crystal beads and flowing waves, frosted leaves, and leaf sprigs. Pale green velvet gowns, arranged with crystals, resemble sea depths and polar ice.
In third empire France Sainte-Beuve faced disgrace at the Tuileries for a napkin misplacement and cutting his egg, leading to his name being removed from the imperial visiting list. A separate vignette shows a comic moment where a character objects to a suitor leaving with the morning paper after a dinner in Stray Stories.
A fragment questions why nobody makes a successful hit in the cigar trade asking, in playful rhythm, why future products cannot emerge. The brief line hints at market chatter and the desire for novelty in cigars.
Mr and Mrs E G Seaton and children left Saturday night for Savannah Tennessee their old home and birthplace. They will visit there a few weeks. Mr and Mrs G N Jones and family were at Roy Parker's near Silver City Sunday. Miss Mae Jackson and Miss Mary Whitesides were Council Bluffs visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Wise of Henderson visited Wednesday with the latter's parents. W W Francis, formerly from here now of Peaceville, bought the Fred Fisher farm near here known as the James McMillen place. Mr and Mrs Thayer of Pottawattamie county visited Tuesday with the latter's brother Elzie Kerney. AR Bird and wife were Omaha visitors late week. Late Alexander visited relatives in Council Bluffs. Perry Kerney and family of Pottawattamie county were at Andrew Jackson's Sunday. Misses Bessie and Beulah Jones visiting their uncle AR Bird. Mr and Mrs Robt Henderson visited Sunday with the latter's brother W E Francis near Hillsdale. H B Anderson and family of Balfor were at Andrew Jackson's Sunday. Green Stotts and wife dined with their children near Silver City Sunday. Ads urge use of Want Readers in Tribune columns.
Pacific Junction residents share news from farms and townsfolk. Kelley & Co promotes cash coupons and a $100 back prize while detailing market, travel, and family happenings. Neighbors recount visits to Omaha and Council Bluffs, crop yields, threshing activity, and small business moves including a new blacksmith shop by Peter Larson.
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