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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1908

Page

2

Excavation Plan for Herculaneum Begins at Once

The Italian government announces immediate excavation of Herculaneum with Italian funds and foreign expert advice. An international committee was rejected despite Prof Waldstein of Cambridge proposing oversight. The buried city lies 5 miles from Naples, 30 to 100 feet deep under lava, preserved after volcanic eruptions in AD 79 and 472, revealing Roman life and artifacts once hidden by modern Villages.

Ronne Herculaneum Itallan Waldstein Cambridge University Pompeii Naples Mediterranean

Hens stolen at Madison Square poultry show in Connecticut

multimillionaire Manning Maxwell Moore bought six fancy hens for 30 each at Madison Square poultry show. within 12 hours they were stolen and killed. Sheriff William S. Ritch traced prints to Polish farmer John Velgoz, who confessed after feeding evidence showed the birds had whole wheat feed. If convicted, Ritch earns a 50 reward.

Greenwich, Conn Moore Manning, Maxwell & Moore Madison Square Round Hill Egypt William S. Ritch John Velgoz Velgoz Ritch Volgez Connecticut

Darling's Twenty Seventh Baby Hailed in Amityville

Oscar L. Darling of Amityville, 64, seeks a name for his twenty seventh child. The mother jokes she might name him Darling Darling as others laugh at the tally of offspring. The family is cited as the largest in the state with 16 children from the first wife, 12 living, and 12 more from the present wife, 10 living. The couple notes they may delay the christening until a fitting name is found. Visual proof earth revolves to be shown at Columbia University, where a 91 foot pendulum will be used in February to repeat Foucault’s Paris experiment from 1851.

New York Oscar L. Darling Amityville L. T Darling Darling Darling Mr. Darling Smith Flushing Mrs. Darling Coumbia University Harold Jacoby A. Mitchel Foucault Paris Pantheon Columbia St. Paul's Chapel University Paul

A Heroic Cure for Smoking Ends in Quiet Victory

A narratorial aunt recalls a couple's odd cure for tobacco, driven by Margaret's plan. Paul quits after watching Margaret imitate the habit, then pretends to relapse to convince him to stop. Margaret smokes a pipe to persuade him, but both abandon tobacco, ending with two years of sobriety and no further smoking.

Margaret Jane Paul Pie

Graphic Battle Picture in Lew Wallace Autobiography

Excerpt presents a vivid Civil War battle vision describing a bugle signal front advance and a ferocious yell. It contrasts the sunrise of courage with wolves-like cries and chaotic flags as the speaker recalls the old Vandal philosophy of courage born in terror.

Lew Wallace

Butcher’s Inference

Emperor Francis Joseph meets a village butcher while touring. The emperor asks for directions to an inn and the butcher asks about recognizing the Kaiser. The monarch claims he has shaved him often, provoking the butcher to realize he is speaking to the court barber.

Francis Joseph

Sheriff Sale Notice Mills County Iowa 1908

The Clerk of Iowa notes a judgment dated February 5 1908 in favor of A J Howe against Ila Gilleard for 13 21 plus costs 3 60. The sheriff will offer Lot T Block 16 Glenwood City Mills County Iowa for sale to the highest bidder in cash at the west door of the courthouse in Glenwood on March 11 1908 between 9 am and 4 pm commencing 10 am. Dated Glenwood February 5 1908. L G Linville Sheriff Mills County.

District Court Mills County Towa P Sain Bower Bros Etla Giffard Iowa Glenwood Clix Court House Glenwood L. G. Lanvelle C. E. Dalton F. J. Wallace Lumber Co Ella Gilleard Glenwood City L. G. Lingslua Per. E. Dalton District Court of the State of A. J. Howe Ila Gilleard L. G. Linvinue Stills County BE. Dalton

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