29 Jul 1920
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
1
Glenwood reports advise talk with Fackler about long lasting roof paint for metal or felt roofs. Local updates include Edith Evernham's vacation in Omaha, visits by Miss Flora and Eliza Humble, and Elphson Evernham’s rapid recovery in hospital. Residents travel, attend events, and participate in the Royal Arch degrees and county political and social activities.
A tale of John eating beans that fueled two hours of strenuous baseball and his father trimming beans from the diet after attributing fatigue to nervous energy. The piece links nerve pressure at the spine to overall health and offers free consultations with no obligation.
The notice lists office hours from 10 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 5 p.m. plus 7 p.m. on most days, excluding Sundays. It notes Tuesday and Thursday evenings closed and urges appointments for other times.
Famous Swiss city of St Gall in central Europe grew from Irish saint Gallus who founded a hermitage in 614 and a monastery with Irish rules until 720 when Benedictine rule was adopted under abbot Othmar. The 1061 abbey at Abbatis Cella Appenzell strengthened abbot influence until local mountaineers overthrew it.
In a newly published extract from Eady Butcher’s Memories of George Meredith, a diary quote recalls Meredith and his father visiting Macbeth and the Crowe household. He recounts Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene and vividly describes her hand movements, likening her gesture to a corpse in resurrection, as noted in Book Gossip.
Monday at Glenwood ball diamond the Boy Scouts faced the Glenwood Giants in a close, chaotic contest. The early innings produced little offense as Plimpton fanned and McClain was put out, Storer reached third and died at home plate before the fourth inning when the Giants unraveled and the Scouts pushed across four runs. The drama continued into the seventh.
Classified ad listing various items for sale in Glenwood Iowa including a farm wagon a small cook stove cucumbers for pickles a Holstein milch cow a Harley Davidson motorcycle a Rock Island sulky plow a Maxwell touring car and junk or second hand furniture. Also offers auto trucking and livestock hauling services with contact details for several local residents.
Rustin Aubry offers hauling with a new 14 percent ton truck for livestock and all other loads. Prices right. Glenwood area contact by phone.
Errors by Boyer and Davis aided the Giants as misthrown plays led to three runs. McKnight overthrew first, allowing another Giant score while Plimpton dozed briefly on the base. Giants beat the Scouts 9 to 8 with a rematch later a 16 to 7 win for the Giants.
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