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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
6
In old forests without roads, trails were marked by blazed trees showing the route or boundary line. Blazes were higher in winter snowshoe travel, may be obscured by growth, and can survive decades as a faithful record. Tree rings later confirm the blaze age and dates.
A Wisconsin forest products laboratory study shows wood fiber length varies within a single tree far more than between species. Douglas fir fibers ranged 0.8 to 7.65 millimeters, with average lengths around 4.41 mm, while longleaf pine averaged 8.07 mm. Early growth features longer fibers than later growth, and annual rings vary, with spring wood longer than summer wood.
The Boston Herald recounts a late night Back Bay taxi scene where a lone lady arrives after midnight with two bags and finds only one cab. A courteous black driver offers to share the ride, prompting two men to leave in search of the Algonquin Club while the lady sits beside him in the front seat.
A reader visits two artist rooms in a store building. He dislikes the first room and praises landscapes in the second. The attendant reveals he also painted the works in room two, confessing with a humorous remark about not seeing his own paintings well.
Professor Philip Marshall Brown of Princeton international law met Mohammed VI at the Palace of Yildiz. Brown notes the sultan appears scholarly and kind, contrasting the palace’s prior atmosphere of suspicion and fear with a gentler tone, recalling a 10 year past meeting with Abdul Hamid.
Glenwood locals report visits among Hopkins Missouri and Omaha relatives. Tabor's tournament begins with Fremont county teams. Residents move to Fort Morgan Colorado and Hast ing. many scattered trips and family visits noted. Tanlac testimonial from Addie Morgan of Fairfield Missouri travels to Kansas City.
The term Dutch derives from deutsch meaning German and originally meant German or Teutonic in English. It describes the Netherland language once called low Dutch but now refers to inhabitants of the Netherlands and their language. Dutch furniture is a seventeenth century Holland developed style.
The article highlights All Saints Church in New York City founded in 1824. It notes a treasury of antiquities accessible only during regular services, including Dutch artifacts, open unsealed slide galleries, the nation’s only calendar window remaining in New York, and the sole three decker chancel arrangement in the West.
Mrs Morgan reports improved health and a youthful appearance after taking Tanlac for rheumatism. She says friends note her looks and she feels better in daily activities. The claim is based on her personal experience with the remedy.
A Glenwood reader credits Tanlac with relief from rheumatism and pain, noting improved digestion and appetite, stronger kidneys and nerves, clearer complexion, and renewed energy for housework. She praises the remedy as a godsend and lists local sellers in Glenwood Humphrey Haley Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson.
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