10 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1916
Page
1
Glenwood residents report visits from Malvern to Lincoln and Chicago. Notable travels include Miss Lucile DeLashmutt visiting relatives, Miss Minnie Westrope vacationing in Colorado, and Grace Russell from Omaha. Local transports, farm work, and camp visits at Dodge are noted along with civic events and a Brotherhood meeting at the Glenwood church.
Advertising readers note Charley Chaplin will be shown at the Rex on Thursday. A gas engine is for sale cheap. Tribune Glenwood lists a wanted work notice from a young lady in Glenwood addressed to FE Grup. A gray dress coat lost Sunday evening between the courthouse squares and south Glenwood limits. finder to leave at this office.
Obituary notes the July death of Mrs. W. D. Clark of Hastings with funeral at the Methodist church and burial at Randolph. The Pythian Sisters and Royal Neighbors hosted arrangements. Also details D. D. Thomas of Malvern, his funeral, birthplace Pittsburgh, and veteran church involvement, with family survivors listed.
Mrs. M Clipson of Glenwood endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache lameness and urinary disorders. She reports reliable kidney relief for her family and recommends the product, urging buyers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills rather than any other kidney remedy. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y markets them.
Obituaries record family details for James A Mountain of Glenwood who died in Kansas City from poison used in making glass squares, Mrs Martha Newell of Marshalltown, and U F Alley of Omaha with burial in Waukon area. Each note notes survivors, relatives, and funeral arrangements in local communities.
A 20 year old Greek mother, Menly Anastor, left her six week old son George on the stoop of the New York Foundling Hospital due to destitution. She lingered to check the child, was arrested by Policeman Blake after watchers alerted police, and both were taken to the House of Detention after a milk and food collection was raised for her.
The Rockefeller Foundation gave 22800 to extend the national committee for mental hygiene. Mental hygiene societies operate in eleven states including Illinois and are forming in seven more. Dr Thomas W Salmon reported that care of the insane now welcomes expert studies and foresees a day when no one is confined in county alms houses and jails.
Third in aviation death toll reports 107 lives lost in 1915 in civil aviation. American fatalities numbered fourteen with three passengers. Other countries show England 28, France 29, Belgium five, Italy 19, Germany eight, Spain four, Argentina three, Denmark two, Bulgaria two, Chile one, Sweden three, Japan two, and India not listed.
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