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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

3

Lady of the Violets Becomes Mrs Hammond Next Spring

Nesbit recalls a Paris theater encounter where the red gold haired Lady of the Violets list the perfume of violets and escapes with librarian Michael Hammond. The narrator Jack Hammond reveals the pair’s romance leads to an engagement next spring between Miss Katherine Reed and John Hammond.

Tack Hammond Neil Hatemond Harmmond France Styyeh The Violeta Nesbit Desens Sara Emily Hammond Jack Lady of the Violets Misa Katherline Reed John Hammond

Bleak House location tied to real house in St Albans

A St Albans resident writes to the London Times to settle a literary dispute over Bleak House. She identifies a real house at Catherine Street end, once called the Daltons or Dalton House and later Bleak House, noting that Dickens described it as once isolated by fields though the abbey tower remains visible.

St. Alban England London Times Dlekeng Catherine Street Daltons Alton House Bleak House Dickens

Money Lost Or Destroyed In Nation's Widespread Losses

A fragment discusses historic losses of money amid competing efforts, noting dollars lost or destroyed, rare bullion remains, and the impact on government profits. It references paper money and national notes, suggesting broad financial erosion and calls to lingering values from old currency.

Not Always to Be Considered

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a right tag and attention to a married woman. states she is his wife. Details are unclear due to garbled print and lack of context.

Featherweight Fighter Myth Clarified by Expert

An expert corrects a common misconception, stating featherweight is roughly equivalent to a lightweight category and clarifying the weight range and terminology used in boxing. The exchange emphasizes precise definitions and terminology in weight classes.

Tuned to Harvest Hope as Chautauquas Liven Farms

The August outlook brings bountiful harvest prospects after a tough spring. Dry weather aided hay, corn progress looks good, and farmers are urged to relax with fairs and chautauquas. Politics stir debate as parties form, while Tanlac claims boost health in local ads listing Glenwood Humphrey Haley Emerson Abel Malvern Morehouse Silver City Talboy and Irwin Henderson.

Jack Frost Walta Tanlac Faniac Glenwood Humphrey & Haley Emerson W. W. Abel Malvern Herry

Lost Motorman Regains Health After Paulae Aid

M J M Loper of 901 South Sixth Warlington Iowa, once near fatal from kidney and nerve troubles, reports losing weight to 130 pounds and constant pain. A friend recommended Paulae, and after starting treatment he gained twenty pounds and feels like a boy again.

Vanlac M J M. Loper South Sixth St Warlington Iowa Hive Tate Ming Paulae Apelin

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