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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
4
Malvern transit schedule lists arrival and departure times with periods of the day. The fragment shows times such as 450 pm 1220am and 600 pm with a garbled line reading Tbpm 800am 230 pm.
Merton Kesler and Marion drift toward Turbot's Creek aboard a small pleasure boat. When Marion resists wealth and a flashy suitor, Kesler bursts with jealousy and declares love. A stranded launch, a quick rescue, and a life choice loom as a wealthy fiancé looms in the background.
A New York Herald article offers practical first aid for removing a fishhook from skin. It advises pushing the hook through if needed, snapping the barb with tweezers, or cutting with a knife, then thorough cleansing with hot water and disinfectant, followed by ointment and bandaging.
A brief note on the myth of Pope Joan, the legendary woman pope. It recounts a bust in the Alena cathedral titled John VIII a Woman From Wagland placed in 1400, and its removal in the early seventeenth century amid scholarly scrutiny of John Will, a male pope.
A New York man visiting England relates a humorous incident at Richmond Castle. His guide, relying on a guidebook, answers every query with "according to history" including the height of the keep at ninety two feet and a steep riverside descent described as almost perpendicular. The gag hinges on the guide’s rote replies.
A collection of light vignettes and moral quips from an Irish host story to Lowell and parade of witticisms. Tales include a stout sister and the quana remark, a call for true freedom through shared burdens, a New York clergyman’s park sign joke, Pat and the Englishman’s misdirections, and various humorous episodes about Lincoln, Patience, and an eight year old at a picnic.
A pasted miscellany from the Atlanta Journal blends humorous vignettes with political quips. It includes a Porky Pig like scene with Neal and Jack, a tobacco plug seed anecdote to Senator Burrows, a domestic squabble about snow removal, a man contemplating suicide in a boastful boast, a tree talking with a bishop, and a Georgia justice court tale about juries that never grow.
M Flammant has his store nicely painted Mrs Sam King visits son in Kansas Agent Hartzell back at the depot Frauen Verein box social planned for Sept 15 M Flammant John Flyon and W A Bichel attend the Des Moines state fair Mr and Mrs Wm Roenfeldt host Hugo Lehmann at Treynor Fred Stumpf of Council Bluffs considers buying or building a home here Mrs H F and Mrs Chris Hingst visit from Emerson Neb They return Friday St Louis flyer collides with Pred Hansen's calves calves killed train passes by Mr and Mrs John Roenfeldt visit daughter Mrs August Voss of Nacora Neb over Sunday visits with Mrs Chas Cheney of Glenwood and Albert Flammant at Coin
The Glenwood post office lists advertised letters for Miss Annie Cattenberger Mr and Mrs Ed Seger Mrs Dr J Smith John Watkins Miss Augusta West phal.
Friends of the Tribune are urged to designate attorneys for legal notices in Mills County probate and district court matters. Publication preference should be communicated to the paper for notices to estates and wills. Offices of Doctors James and Frank Donelan occupy the second floor of the Mershon building on the square’s west side.
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