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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
1
Ad reads garments made in New York with tall style options and free sizing on request. Mentions new offerings from a spring line and urges readers to inquire locally for exact costs and availability.
A fashion note from Minnas Seratr Crawtorn highlights child friendly styles with plaid trims and simple home sewing. Patterns Nos. 1771 1037 1770 1858 1666 1481 1417 1663 308 offer boys and girls dresses aprons and suits in plaid silk mohair and serge sizes 4 14 years with prices 13 15 cents.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen instructions describes cabbage rolls filled with minced meat, lemon juice, and a butter thickened sauce. It also covers a lemon pudding with eggs and vanilla, quick cinnamon buns, and Southern style sweet potatoes baked with sugar and water.
An advertisement promotes WAN MEDIC offering a dime trial to prove its value. It guarantees curing many ailments with the single dime and asserts unsalaried, risk-free trials. The copy appeals to readers to try the medicine at low cost and promises bold results.
A garbled report estimates 1,500 miles of troop positions in Europe with a claimed total of 9,390,000 service guns. If all were aligned along the line, the distance would approach 1,509 miles.
The article explains the shift from split-feed to spoon feed in Waterman pens, detailing how cups catch extra ink for later use and outlining the five main pen components. It covers the alloyed gold pens, iridium tips, manufacturing processes, rubber parts, and the lengthy production sequence from raw rubber to finished pen, highlighting the industry’s scale and precision.
The fragment shows a narrative exchange about circumstances altering deeds with a Kerry girl noting Rog is in a bog and the father questioning the outcome. The dialogue hints at a reversal of fortune as Rog’s head is downward while his ankles are stuck.
A detailed portrait of the deep sea diver in a heavy rubber and canvas suit, copper breastplate, twenty-five pound helmet, and iron sandals. The piece describes the claustrophobic gear, the lifeline, and the electrical hiss of pumps, then follows the diver’s struggle as he descends, loses gravity, and becomes almost powerless yet determined to work with limited senses in near total darkness. It highlights the diver’s dependence on sound of pumps, line tension, and the need to crawl or paddle through seabed muck while navigating perils and currents.
New York City features a notably crooked Pearl Street route weaving from State Street to Broadway. Rail traffic surges with monthly fare increases and millions more transfers than last year, while signs of a prohibition era saloon culture contrast with plentiful hotels and eateries. Banks show strong capital and deposits as city shoppers embrace diamond jewelry on Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue.
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