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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1912
Page
4
The Wills County Tribute reports a rate of 91 dollars and 60 cents per year, noting changes in pricing for Glenwoop and Towa communities as of July 8, 1912.
The article argues Woodrow Wilson, nominated at the Democratic convention, is a strong probable president. It notes his New Jersey governorship, progressive stance, and appeal to progressive Republicans while addressing divisions over Bryan and Clark. It suggests Clark supporters may respect fair play and not bolt to hurt Wilson, despite animosity from Bryan.
The Glenwood Institution observed a patriotic Fourth with Rev. I D Stone address and a races program. A marching band played, readings and songs accompanied children, and a picnic supper followed on campus with events for boys and girls including dashes races and a nail driving contest.
Mrs. Mary Strahan, Mrs. A Ring and Miss Rumsey hosted a delightful Malvern house party last Tuesday at Grand View in honor of Mrs. M J Baird and her Delta daughter. Guests included Mrs. Walters Brown Mrs C P Hamilton and daughter Glenwood Mrs Rosine Smith Mrs Lou Berkheimer and the Misses Berkheimer and Baird of Malvern.
A rural tale of widow Skinner and widower Roberts who clash over crops and property with a running feud. Bees trap Roberts during a legal notice confrontation, leading to a surprising proposal and a potential road to marriage.
A fragment from a personal vignette describes Mrs Duff at home on the second floor of a building. The hall remains fragrant with perfume as Duff’s wife, calling “Hello,” speaks in two syllables and mentions Walter Honey Duff. She plans to work, unpack, and request milk and cream cheese.
Dr W J Howells a former superintendent at Medical Lake argues eighty five years is a reasonable lifespan for men under proper conditions. He contrasts Wu Ting Fang who sets ninety three as a limit and cites a hale seventy nine year old farmer whistling shingles as evidence of longevity.
Nature warns with kidney symptoms such as frequent scanty passages and sediment. Mrs. E. G. Collins testifies Doan's Kidney Pills greatly benefited her back pain and weariness. Sold by Red Cross Drug Co. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents for the U S. Remember the name Doan's.
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