Mills County Tribune Remarks on Editors and Prohibition Debates
A Mills County Tribune column critiques Chicago Tribune editorials on social life and Madam Cavalieri. It reports a National Bulletin circular arguing lower U S death rates amid rising liquor sales, claiming improved sanitation and sobriety despite higher consumption. The piece notes deaths under five and under one year as a focal point for anti prohibition arguments.
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Chicago Tribune
Iowa Republican
the Tribune
Madam Cavalieri
National Bulletin
Brewers and Distillers Association
Saturday Evening Post
U. S
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Examinations seen as training not punishment at high school
A school note argues that exams test true ability and reward effort. Exemption is linked to daily grades, department scores, and ninety percent averages. Students are urged to study at home, persevere through difficulties, and value balanced education and sportsmanship over conquest.
A Plea for Athletics at Glenwood High School
A discussion urges restoring proper use of athletics in schools and condemns abuses. It notes Glenwood High School’s clean record with the state athletic association and mentions a strict code of bylaws governing inter-school contests.
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Glenwood High School
State Athletic Association
Arep
Christmas in Glenwood Schools Highlights and Departures
Last week Glenwood schools filled seats for an eight thirty class as pupils posted unusually high attendance. Seniors and teachers share holiday visits with college friends while seventh and eighth graders enjoyed a Christmas grab bag and a short program. Miss Fox left for Madison for vacation, a Palmer Penmanship School visitor aided teachers, and Miss French raised funds for needy children. Basketball game with Tabor on December 29 was canceled.
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Glenwood High School
French
Urban health progress and looming railway profits
An editorial contrasts preventable infant deaths due to ignorance with social action reducing mortality, notes higher city survival rates, and contrasts liquor use in cities. It then reports railroads’ record net income of 1.098 billion dollars, 230,500 miles of track, and per mile earnings across eastern southern western regions, ending with a Tribune subscription pitch.
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New York
U. S
Hidden Favs of Men of Letters and Their Mythic Beasts
Scribner's Magazine notes famous writers dodge full truth when naming favorite fictional characters. They claim to despise Becky Sharp yet secretly prize her allure, preferring her to Thackeray’s virtuous Amelia, and favor villains over heroines in a playful, revealing survey of literary taste.
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Nick of the Woods
Achilles
Ulysses
Gargantua
Marlug
Jane Eyre
Becky Sharp
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Mrs. Rawdon Crawley
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Becky
Balzac
Marneffe
Clytemnestra
Gaunt House
Amelia
Major Dobbin
Roast Pork Instructions With Apple and Sage Gravy
Detailed steps for roasting pork to a slow thorough cook with a hot initial sear then cooled heat, using tart apples and sage. Includes adding hot water, frequent tasting, dredging with flour, basting, serving with apple sauce or horseradish, and preparing a brown gravy from pan drippings with flour and onion for flavor.
Legal notices printed for Mille County Pelhune readers
Friends of The Tribune are asked to direct their attorney or the county official handling estate or probate matters to arrange publication in this paper. The notice concerns settlements in estates and probate cases in Mille County Pelhune.
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Mille County
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