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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
3
A brief remark notes that many men believe they fully understand women, highlighting gaps between perception and reality. The statement points to ongoing gender perspective differences and calls for greater empathy and dialogue.
Mrs. H D Hyde of Folsom South Dakota thanks Dodd's Kidney Pills after they cured her heart pains lasting over three years and improved her daughter's weak kidneys. She urges publication of her statement and notes the pills cost 60 cents per box. The ad also promotes Grain-O coffee substitute and various remedies.
Sapho starring Olga Nethersole debuts at Wallack's New York Monday night with G Harrison Hunter as lead. After two weeks in the city she will tour to the Pacific coast. Eleanor Calhoun, California girl and former member of Coquelin's company, stars as Salome in Herod in London. University chaperons emerge as Viennese novelty amid student protests prompting more women to attend lectures for protection.
Iowa stirrings in fruit improvement through the State Horticultural Society focus on eight experiment stations, cross fertilization of apples and plums, and development of varieties suited to Iowa soils. Despite disagreements, state funds support stations and breeding, while Des Moines revises premium lists for a larger fair treasury and aims to boost exhibits and hare premiums.
Judge Thor nell grants a temporary injunction restraining the county board from further tax collections with 15 percent commission to balance accounts. Merits to be heard at the February term for permanent relief or dissolution. In Ames, B M Rasmussen of Roland Iowa passes through on return from the Philippines. he notes towns by day and insurgents by night and cites his postal service experience. In LaPorte Indiana George Griffith of Lucas Iowa is killed by a Chicago and Grand Trunk train near Cassopolis Michigan, his body mangled. identity proven by a certificate of deposit. In Marengo Henry Shores who saved 100 from his sweetheart Mary Derack to bank for her, boards a train to Denver. Denver authorities seek to recover funds, with no witnesses to the deal.
Iowa's Great Exposition proves money making institution as state fair finances strengthen. Secretary Van Houten reports a $28,616.61 balance to begin the year and record gate and total receipts for 1900. Officers are elected with R. J. Johnston as president and a list of directors.
In Council Bluffs Henry Elsheimer a laborer for Northwestern Railway collapsed while talking with coworkers and died. The coroner ruled heart disease as the cause. Also from Leon estimates show about a quarter of the corn crop left unharvested due to mud and labor shortages, peseing a yield over fifty bushels per acre.
George B. Van Saun of Cedard Falls will conduct a two day instruction school in State Center on December 14 and 15. The district includes ten or twelve lodges and attendance is expected to be heavy. The local lodge plans elaborate arrangements and a banquet is likely at the close of the session for attendees.
In a Westerly Rhode Island letter to Dr Hartman Mrs Lizzie M Brewer extols Peruna as a cure for grip and female catarrh. She claims it quickly relieves cold, grippe and weakness, and that no other remedy matches its results for women from youth to menopause. The note cites endorsements from other users and promotes a free treatise on catarrh by The Peruna Medicine Company.
A jumble of old time medical and patent medicine ads touts Foot-Ease for foot problems, Cassarets for bowel health, Garfield Tea for stomach liver and kidneys plus a quip on vice and genius, with promotional lines and prices.
An advertisement extols Magnetic Starch as the best laundry aid. It claims the product prevents clothing damage and urges readers to try it, noting a harness of reliability that avoids cracks and a conductor missing fares as a tangential note.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway offers reduced excursion fares to southern resorts including Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah El Paso. Return passage valid until June 1 1901. For rates routes and times contact any coupon debt agent. Use Magnetic Starch—it has no equal.
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