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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
4
Glenwood merchants advertise an abundant Christmas assortment with artful window displays and reasonable prices. Shoppers are urged to begin at Glenwood's stores and support local business, with a hay-seed band on Thursday at four and the County Fair that night. Howe's Drug Store reports fast-selling seats.
Burglars entered Bloedel hardware store at Ta hor taking watches revolvers razors and knives. Bloodhounds from Hamburg traced a trail to the Randolph depot with a hound from Beatrice Nebraska involved in prior work in the area. Also reported is a gift to Tabor College from Mr and Mrs H T Woods a deed to 42 acres east of Ta bor valued at 6000 and a small life annuity to the Woods.
A Glenwood citizen W H Wallace testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured kidney ailments in his family and still holds merit. The ad urges readers with backache urinary troubles dizziness headaches or nervousness to try the remedy priced at 50 cents and sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A vintage store ad invites customers to choose Ansco Film, praising its speed and latitude for forgiving under or over exposure. It claims beginners can achieve wonderful results, notes film won’t curl and is easy to work with, and offers sizes for all camera formats.
Nation mourns the disrupted cotton market as European war decimates prices and threatens U S supply. Peter Radford of the National Warmers' Union argues for cooperative marketing, storage, and credit systems to shield cotton farmers from war-driven losses and bankrupted futures. He cites U S losses around 400 million dollars and calls for warehouses, cold storage, and government-backed credit to stabilize supply chains and prevent widespread hardship in the South.
A professor and student debate managing imagined illness in healthy people. The teacher urges immediate practice and hints at remedies. The passage ends with a prompt about using The Tribune to print gate bills for a public sale and arranging an auctioneer if desired.
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