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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

4

Leading Agriculturist Praises Western Canada Wheat Belt

Professor Thomas Shaw of Minnesota State University writes that Western Canada offers vast untapped potential for grain and stock. He notes Manitoba, Assiniboia, Saskatchewan, and Alberta can be brought under wider cultivation with irrigation along mountain streams. He cites high quality cattle and wheat yields, with Manitoba and territories averaging around 20 to 26 bushels per acre.

Thomas Shaw Minnesot Paw Minnesota Canada Prairie Manitoba Assiniboia Saskatchewan Alberta Peace River Athabasca Pais Rockies Territories Winnipeg

Noted physician endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound

A Lansing physician De Wanarta praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for ovarian disorders, barren women, and uterine troubles. He cites rapid restoration of normal condition and urges others to tell the truth about its efficacy despite medical skepticism. The claim includes a $5000 forfeit if testimonial is false. Lynn, Massachusetts address provided.

En. Wanata Lansing Mich Materia Medica Lydia E. Pinkham de Wanarta Lydia FE. Pinkham

Ade’s Name Joke Amuses readers Across the Nation

The passage notes how readers in the region and in New York Sun readers tease Mr. George Ade’s surname, mispronouncing it as Aasting or Ag Me Atday. Ade plays along, mispronouncing it himself, acknowledging the joke and its spread.

Ade George Ade New York Sun Chicago Ah-day

Rich Sardou Clings to Silence at Summer Residence

Autocratic Sarton M Victorien Sardou trained as a doctor but turned to play writing. He endures hard struggles yet is now very wealthy and lives in a summer residence valued at 150000 dollars. A theatrical manager seeks changes to a Sardou play but the author roars no. He even controls actresses by dictating dress colors.

M. Victorien Sardou Sardon Republic Avery Philippines Ries Sardou

New Telegraph Key Aims to Aid Lightning Derkrra Benefit

A novel telegraph key designed to prevent paralysis among Telegraphists at the Lightning derkrra Benefit features a large graspable handle and flexible positioning. Inventor, a seasoned expert, hails it as faster than the standard Morse key, while noting the average man’s guardian angel never rests.

Colossal Equestrian Statue of Vercingetorix Planned

The sculptor Bartholdi plans a colossal equestrian statue of Vercingetorix to be set up at Clermont-Ferrand, 250 miles from Paris. The fourteen foot high sixteen foot long four ton statue cannot be moved by rail and will be carried in one block by an automobile wagon from Paris.

Bartholdi Liverty Vercingetorix Gaul Clermont-Ferrand Paris

Victoria's Handsome Son Duke Connaught Feels Vigorous

The duke of Connaught, over 50, stands out in the royal family for his health. His open air life and love of sport keep him in strong form. He enjoys much popularity with the army and is seen as a favorite of Queen Victoria's sons.

Victoria Duke of Connaught Great Britain Vicovia

Southern Cadets Lead West Point Class Proof of Merit

The Savannah Press notes the first five West Point cadets named for merit are all southern. They hail from Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina and Maryland. Mississippi earns two sons among the top, one leading the class.

South West Point Savannah Press Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Maryland Bea Routh Weat Font

Illinois Supreme Court Decision Raises Corporate Taxes

Miss Margaret Haley and Miss Catherine Geggin, two women teachers from Chi vozo, sparked a lawsuit that led to an Illinois Supreme Court ruling. The decision increases the taxes that Illinois corporations must pay by millions, shaping state revenue and corporate obligations.

Chivozo Margaret Haley Catherine Geggin

San Jacinto Survivor James M. Hill of Austin

James Monroe Hill of Austin, an ex soldier and one of the few survivors of the Battle of San Jacinto, helped secure Texas independence. Born in Georgia, he was a cousin of the late United States Senator Benjamin J. Hill of Georgia.

San Jacinto James Monroe Hill Austin Battle of Texas Georgia United States Benjamin J. Hill Tex

Soldier William’s Routine At Regimental Camp

A soldier named William sleeps in a regulation camp bed with rough regimental clothing. He retires at JL qa. m. and rises early after waking at a. m. The text notes changes in bed coverings from light to dark and reflects a cynical aphorism about wit and birth of thoughts.

Tie Kyou Skeeps Wamperor William JL Qa. m A. m

Clergyman Proclaims Kidney Pills Cure All Diseases

Rev EB P Stevens of Fredericksburg declares a remedy exists for kidney and urinary diseases. He claims personal cure from kidney complaints and praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for lameness back rheumatism Bright's Disease and diabetes. The pill is presented as a universal cure in his view.

Fredericksburg Ind EB. P. Stevens Dodd Bright

Miss Braddon Refuses Photo Despite Prolific Career

English novelist Miss Braddon will not be photographed and only one known portrait exists. The piece notes her shift from two long novels annually in youth to one book per year, while also promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for foot issues. Sample requested at Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N.Y.

Miss Braddon Allen Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy

Vintage ad fragment on Defiance Starch packaging

The fragment touts Defiance Starch as superior to competitors and notes a sale stock of 72 oz packages. It mentions a product shaker and mixing with galt before filling to prevent clogging, reflecting a period advertising style.

United States National Policy and Postal Reform Proposals

A historical summary outlines the merit system for public appointments, Indian policy reforms including individual citizenship and tribal land allotments, census modernization, and expanding postal services. It notes postal revenue trends, rural delivery growth, and second-class mail abuses, with references to international relations and notable world events. It concludes with state-level chatter on renaming Mount McKinley.

Congress United States Fundal Dules Astor Indiana Postofice Department Sean Hanes Pan-American Congress Mexico Delaxates China Victoria Mckinsey British Empire Frederick Germany

Pain Killer tale and old remedies flood the page

A garbled clipping blends a tale of St Jacobs Oil curing years of pain with a yarn about Bowman's bottle and a cab driver death. It dodges a coherent narrative, mixing mock testimonials with patent medicine notes and scattered references to Hall’s Catarrh Cure and other remedies.

Perth Tate If. Pope Worrar Road Streatham England St. Jacobs Bowman Pope

First President Without the A Letter in Name

A quirky claim notes that Theodore Roosevelt is the first White House occupant whose name lacks the letter A. It contrasts with prior presidents and most U S electors, citing a source that lists only eight exceptions to the rule. The piece reflects a letter-count trivia framed around presidential history.

Roosevelt William J. Bryan

Sardou the Playwright Turns Rich Autocrat

The aging Sardou, once a doctor, drifted into theater and now stands as a very wealthy figure who spent about $150,000. He forbids any alteration by managers, declaring with resolve that not a single word may be changed. Jiven criticizes the missteps in costume and dress.

Shower Baths for Boy Voupus in New York Institution

A large New York public school uses a novel system of shower baths in the basement to bathe boys, allowing each child a bath once every two weeks, during recess. The setup is said to be popular and the report notes the plan’s unique, somewhat humorous context.

Voupus New York

Garfiel Ton Co and Various Patent Remedies Advertised

A garbled 19th or early 20th century advertisement page touts Garfield Headache Powders for headaches and nerve buildup, Putnam Faceless Dyes, Red Cross Blue for whitening clothes, Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children, and Defance brand rothers. Mentions druggists, sample offers, testimonials, and vague endorsements. cites West Point cadet merit in southern Maryland context.

They Started Something? Illinois Supreme Court Tax Ruling

Miss Margaret Haley and Miss of the litigation drive analysis of a Illinois supreme court decision that adds millions of dollars to taxes on corporations in the skate industry, reflecting a sharp shift in state tax policy.

James Monroe Hill Survivor Amid Bat Incident in Austin

James Monroe Hill of Austin Texas is among the few survivors of a bat related incident. The report notes his survival and places him among a small group who escaped unharmed in the event. Additional context regarding the location or date is limited in the fragment.

Won't Have HorseSf Picture for some time past she has been con

A fragmented OCR line notes a past period when she was considered to have produced at least two long novels and may not have a horse picture ready. The garbled text implies a biographical or literary note about the author.

Lightning Jerkers Benefit Show Ups Boost of Telegraphed Speed

A benefit event for the Lightning Jerkers introduces a new telegraph key claimed to match Morse in speed. The device, described as easy to use, is highlighted as a modern improvement over the old Morse key. Proceeds support the troupe and related endeavors.

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