22 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
1
A July issue article argues that national strength hinges on bathing. It cites ancient Egypt Greece and Rome as examples of bath as a social and religious practice. Decline in bathing is linked to decadence and plagues amid Europe’s dark ages.
A Glenwood roundup notes plumbing and tailoring services, watch repair, and local ads. Visitors Gail and Twyla Deerwester arrive in Council Bluffs to see grandma. Pearl Cowen and Cleta of Blockton visit H Bower. A tan cravenette coat is found near the square and left at the office. The Glenwood Granite works expands with a 25 HP engine amid paving work by Contractor Barber. Business and social updates include infections of theft at Vine Street Restaurant, a medical case of appendicitis, and school plans for a new hot water heating plant and new residences. Several residents travel or relocate, including Jason Standiford’s Burlington promotion and local students returning from studies in Boston and New York.
County news lists items for sale including a 640 acre ranch near town, a piano sewing machine and rug, and dry summer wood. Also notices bid for hot water heating in Third Ward School Building due August 1 with plans on file. Foley remedies advertised for kidney, bladder, hay fever and asthma relief.
Friends of The Tribune are urged to direct their attorney or county official handling probate or district court matters to have all such legal advertisements published in the Mills County Tribune to aid in timely notice and public dissemination.
A letter from H. M. Winkler of Evansville Indiana describes severe kidney trouble including back pain dizziness and fainting. After regular use of Foley Kidney Pills he reports full recovery and renewed vigor. The letter also notes a testimonial from A J Howe of Glenwood Indiana.
Local church listings for Glenwood outline Sunday schedules. Methodist Pastor Rev W N Graves leads classes and services with Epworth League, Christian Church and Catholic notices follow. A testimonial endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy from Mrs Mollie McRaney of Prentiss, Miss.
An advertisement touts the Monarch store offering guaranteed results with a heating device and a money back promise. Separate items promote Mills County Abstract Company with claims on correcting land titles and locating unclaimed letters at Glenwood post office.
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