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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

3

Worth’s Return and Rise in Bradley Town

Bradley Worth leaves the mining camp rich after selling a vein and returns to found his namesake town. He envisions a statue, library, and fountain while hoping to reunite with Myra Norton, only to learn she chose him years ago as her true love, with her sister Annette surprised by the revelation.

Bradley Worth Lucky Gulch Tom Wade Tom Bradley Hidleburg Worth Myra Norton Wilbur Gray Dever Grry Sam Myra Bay Ble Annetty Morton Annette Norton Mr. Gray Brailey Warth

When in Danger of Fife Reflections on panic and prices

Forbes Magazine warns that shouting fire triggers stampedes and injuries in crowded spaces. The piece argues wartime boom has peaked and price cuts may be misused to force goods, as producers curb output and costs cannot fall quickly. It urges calm exits and rational business prudence.

Forbes Magazine New York

Recognizes Value of Peat As Fuel and Fertilizer

Peat is widely used as fuel in northern Europe and as a fertilizer filler in the United States. Europe also produces gas, charcoal, coke, and by products from peat. Due to material scarcity, peat serves as absorbent and fabric additive in surgical dressings and textiles. In the U S peat primarily supplements fertilizer, stock feed, and as an absorbent for beet and cane sugar residues. Peat soils improve fertility through nitrogen and mechanical effects, with black decomposed peat preferred for fertilizer.

Europe United States

San Salvador Volcano Described As a Recurrent Threat

The report portrays San Salvador as a volcano perched above an earthquakent city. It notes the peak’s 6000 foot height, long periods of inactivity, and episodes of smoke, steam, and occasional flames. The article attributes eruptions to the nearby Helithouse region and mentions distant sea effects.

San Salvador Republic of Salvador Hnttle Santa Ana Central America

The Rubber-Tired Goral in Alpine Observation

Roy Chapman Andrews reported observing a goral, a mountain goat, run down a near vertical cliff face with rubberlike agility. He noted the animal leaping eight to ten feet to a narrow ledge, with dogs refusing to follow. The account appears in a youth’s compation style excerpt.

Strane Roy Chapman Andrews Americ Museum of

Deer Ladders Solve Deer Trouble At Hetch Hetchy

Deer herds plagued the Hetch Hetchy water conduit near the Cherry Creek powerhouse as they fell into the lime filled flume. Plank ladders were installed at intervals extending above and below water, allowing deer to climb out. Since installation, no further deer incidents have been reported.

Cherry Creek Hetch Hletchy

Tanlac praised by Des Moines carpenter in health boost

John McRae of 820 West Second Street Des Moines Iowa recounts a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. He credits the medicine with restoring appetite easing stomach trouble and ending headaches dizziness and rheumatic pain. He now works full days feels years younger and vows to keep Tanlac at home. Tanlac is sold in Glenwood Emerson Malvern Silver City and Henderson by local dealers.

Taniac John McRae West Second Street Des Moines Iowa Glenwood Humphrey & Howe Emerson W. W. Abel Malvern Henry C. Morehouse Silver City Talboy Henderson C. B. Irwin

Lincoln Sees Opportunities in Amer ifta

Lincoln saw opportunity in Amer ifta as he split rails, highlighting practical labor and frontier resource use. The remark frames a historical moment where everyday tasks reflected broader economic potential and national growth.

Lincoln Amerifta

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