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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
3
A dramatic tale unfolds as Fingall and Cynthie love across family feuds and a fatal misjudgment. Fingall saves Cynthie from blame, but a double tragedy strikes when a father and son die, and Fingall vanishes before reuniting with Cynthie two years later. Fingall returns to find her recovering, and the pair are briefly together with hope for a future.
No competition surrounds Noah's boast as he chortles over reaching the top of Mount Ararat. He defies future explorers to adopt his methods, asserting his summit success and challenging others to imitate his approach.
A Memphis News-Scimitar piece warns debtors to pay cash to avoid guilt and spiraling interest, while a German police report details a clever thief who hoodwinked Essen officers into handing over nearly 200 bulbs, exposing laxity in the electric company response.
A man asks a young woman if they have met before and she replies that she is the moving-picture heroine model. She confirms they have likely not met, while noting she poses for film heroines, in a curio of social encounter reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
On stage the first actor fires six times with a revolver to no effect. The second actor shows presence of mind and declares remorse. He contemplates death as requested by Sir Randolph, then collapses in a death agony.
An exchange quotes a candidate rejecting a backroom plea to fund an aldermanic canvass. The suitor demands cash for a sail design while asserting influence over the election. The candidate dismisses the suggestion, choosing not to engage in such an arrangement.
A terse city item portrays a hobo denying any intent to harm the brook's fish while addressing suspicions of a black hand attack as reported by the Bom ton Herald.
A Baltimore American quip depicts a father urging a son to find a calling. The son lands a job at a theater as a carriage megaphone announcer, illustrating literal obedience and a whimsical career choice. The item captures a light, humorous note on parent and child expectations.
In the City scene a friend surveys Brown's empty lot and discovers a passageway revealed as the dining room, prompting astonishment as quoted from the Boston Transcript.
A 19 year old Italian boy dreaming in Pisa Cathedral in 1583 sparked Galileo Galilei’s rise from medicine to mathematics. He built a telescope magnifying 32 times, proved Earth’s motion, faced Inquisition, recanted, then pursued pendulum clocks. His work yielded telescope, microscope, thermometer, and pendulum clock, shaping astronomy and physics.
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