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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
Pacific Junction prepares a modern opera house with electric lighting and a large stage. Opening attraction Ida Weston Rae in As We Saw promises a clean, moral show endorsed by clergy. Wheelers Orchestra from Glenwood plays. tickets go on sale early with limited reservations.
Practical fashion note by Alice Gibson presents pattern No. 6741 for a baby care wrap. It uses light flannel or elder down, opens at the front, lacks sleeves to keep hands warm, and protects during outdoor sun baths. Requires 2 1/2 yards of 86 inch fabric and 1 yard ribbon. coupon with 15 cents to Pattern Department.
Dr Burleson arrives at Ridgewood for a consulting case but is mistaken for the new assistant by Della Allen and her mother. A veterinary surgeon posing as Dr Burleson creates comic confusion until the mix up is resolved and the real Dr Burleson enrolls as the physician, leading to a surprising marriage with Della.
A fragment discusses window shade catches and hanging shades in cold weather for ventilation and stability. It shifts to a humorous Victorian vignette with an old benevolent lady addressing a weary traveler, asking why he abandoned his race, and the traveler remarks that trouble is the cause.
The quotation praises the divine essence of motherhood with Beecher’s vivid imagery. It underscores mothers as deeply soulful, powerful figures, crafted by God with rich imagination and enduring beauty.
Burlington notices announce a corrected timetable effective April 1, 1913. The record states that Lt. does not appear regularly and urges readers to save the update for future reference.
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