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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1913

Page

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A Bargain In Hats And A Love Adrift On Rails

On a crowded suburban train Owen Fuller clashes with Doris Stanly over a gigantic feathered hat. Jealousy flares as he mutters at large hats while Doris explains the hat is borrowed for a birthday cake gift. The pair reconcile after she reveals a wedding cake plan and Owen admits his feelings.

Owen Fuller Owen Doris Stally Dori Stanly Doris Mr. Fuller Blake Ellis Blake Doris Stanly Gwen Ghey Slater Sanny Oaks Talwaya Madge Jim Sunny Oaks Stanly Enery Blake Bilis Sunny Head Horis Herrid Paris Mme. Leonore’s Mr. Muller Mrs. Frear

Awe and wonder at Mont Blanc ascent by American and Polish artists

A Connecticut young lady shares a silent gaze as a party of American and Polish artists ascends Mont Blanc. The sublime scene moves the group to whispers and expressions of awe, culminating in the remark My, ain't I aigh.

America Connecticut

War’s lure and danger met in a foreign siege

I, a twenty five year old American globe trotter, crossed into Prussia’s camp during the Franco Prussian War to witness combat. Guards, a stern colonel, and a wary general subjected me to scrutiny and intimate tours, while a secret note and a spy scare nearly toppled my perilous watch. After a tense near-execution, I escaped home, learning war’s horror lies in witnessing death, not fighting it.

St.Petersburg Berlin France Germany Lauterjung War Office Corps D’armee Lauter Jung Kritzmacher St. Petersburg Nother Major Muenther Guenther Evitamacher Net

Snakes Swallow Prey by Backing Jaws and Curving Teeth

A detailed zoological note explains how snakes grip prey with hinged jaws and elastic neck ligaments, turning and swallowing items larger than themselves. It cites cases of snakes swallowing cage mates and chained prey, and notes snakes lack strong taste sense and will chew soft foods.

Joose Bartlett London

Bullet Photography Showcases 100000 Frames Per Second

Moving pictures reach speeds of 100000 frames per second to capture a bullet in flight. Seventy two images show a revolver bullet ten inches from the muzzle and its passage through a thin wood stick, with sparks replacing shutters and a wheel camera spinning at nine thousand RPM.

Hventug Post

Not In His Line Portrait Row Ends In Tempered Exchange

A photographer faced a confrontation after a motor halted before his camera and a woman walked in with heavy makeup. Days later she rejected all proofs as not resembling her. He tried to calm her but snapped that the sign reads portraits not cleaning and dyeing.

New York Times

The Sequel to the Joke About Edinburgh Court

A visitor to the high court of justiciary in Edinburgh joked about the dock and the duress. Two years later Dr. Pritchard faced death in the same dock after being found guilty of poisoning his wife and mother-in-law.

Edinburgh High Court of Justiciary Dr. Pritchard

Popular Circus Couple Claimed Favorite by Local Set

The Louisville Courier Journal notes the circus couple are the most popular with the group. They are said to be selective about their moves and often leave windows open during disputes, prompting concern about moving out.

Louisvily Courier-Journal

Fragmented quips and garbled quotes surface in brief

A jumble of misheard lines and newspaper garble from Baltimore Americ and New Orleans Picayune features odd spellings and unclear context. The text hints at humorous or erroneous dialogue about medical terms and a bird reference, ending with a general moral about consequences.

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