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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1920
Page
4
Advertising rates listed by F. Hill Earle A Davis Owners and Publishers show a 20¢ per inch charge for display ads and 10¢ per line for locals, with a 10¢ per line rate also noted for certain reading matter.
Deputy game and fish warden Tom Hall comes home after a summer spent in the Okoboji lake region performing duties. He feels well though he misses his fish breakfast. Mills county residents who stayed at the lakes found him constantly at their service. On Friday he helped prepare a shipment of fish for the state fair before returning home.
Joe Ewing known as a fisherman sought to land a large catch at Glenwood lake. He secured a boat with companions Ivaak Walton Prank Till Tom Hall and Dr Shriver aboard. In excitement his rocking caused a capsize and a full suit bath.
Mrs Albert Phlughaupt of Cedar Rapids Iowa says Tanlac restored her health after five years of indigestion and poor appetite. She reports a constant bad taste in her mouth bloating after meals and heart palpitations and that her nerves were worn from the distress.
An 80 foot wooden Buddha stands on a gold lotus in a sacred Urga temple reserved for Mongolian priests. Worshipers bathe with holy water from a dirty jug, kiss silken draperies, collect sacred dirt, and prostrate before the statue as tiny Buddhas gaze from wall niches.
Mrs J Magee of Vine Street Glenwood praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble backache dizziness and nervousness. She reports quick relief and no symptoms for some time after using them. She says she purchases at Red Cross Drug Store and notes the 60 cent price. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY delivers in August 1929.
Smithsonian notes multiple colonial flags used before the 1777 United States flag. The flag’s design has evolved with 13 stripes and varying star counts. earliest public display in 1777 at Fort Schuyler. John Paul Jones reportedly first flew the Stars and Stripes at sea in 1777. The banner’s star count varied from 18 during the Revolution to 48 today.
The 1922 total solar eclipse on September 22 will be visible across Australia lasting six minutes. Technical expeditions are expected to hasten to the Commonwealth to study the event, with a diagonal line from Broome to Newcastle marking its extent. Sir William Orpen, the peace conference painter, is described as a plain, unbohemian dresser with no flowing collar.
Nervous troubles with backache dizzy spells queer pains and irregular kidneys give reason to suspect kidney weakness and to try the remedy that has helped your neighbors.
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