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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

2

A Lenient Punishment Vision From A War Letter

A wartime letter imagines a stark punishment for Kaiser Wilhelm. A lone figure walks the western line with a dead army’s ghosts at night, reliving suffering and ruin, ending in a grave. The piece reflects on power and moral reckoning, citing Ed Knight of Malvern and ties to Treynor and Glenwood.

Fas Beer Sie Demons of Darkness Goethe Ed Knight Malvern Jamison Glenwood Treynor Dr. Steele E d Cansor Howies Bowie Sentinel No-Man’s Land France United States Doc Corp E. W. Knight E. F

Do Hogs Have Influenza or Swine Plague?

Fluid confusion over animal influenza called hemorrhagic septicemia spans species. Dr Ward notes hog hemorrhagic septicemia known as swine plague, distinct from human influenza, with limited cure once hog cholera serum used. He cites veterinary authorities and cautions against misstatements.

Billings B. F. Ward Esistatit Etate Veterination

Record of Red Cross workers and hymn author noted

The record highlights Mrs. C. B. Ballin as the county Red Cross top worker with 80 soak pairs, 30 sweaters, 4 helmets, 3 mufflers, and 4 wristlets plus leadership of repair and knitting instruction. Other Emerson Auxiliary members surpass 800 hours since April 1, 1917. A hymn, Crusaders of the Air, by Mrs. Sally Nelson Robbins of Richmond, Va., praises American aviators and is sung to Eternal Father tune.

Hmerson The Red Cross C. B. Ballain Kitchener Emerson Alice Berard Ida Steen Dave Iinhey Nannie Post Gilbert Cheney C. A. Lang Coppage Crusaders of the Air Sally Nelson Robbins Richmond A. W. Robbins Scott Field Belleville Ill

The Brave Witch Hazel Flower Sees Prize Tallies

The Brave Witch-Hazel endures cold to beautify the woods with its November to January bloom. It clings to twigs, offering golden feathery blooms, and is noted for valuable medicinal qualities as an ingredient in various preparations.

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Air Jesus Satan Ailea Sera Swope ATS GUNN Jas. A. Swope Glenwood, Tows West Side Square
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