Hastings and Vicinity Illusions and Rail Visit (Continued)
Hastings and vicin ity news notes a busy Cavengrain elevator with corn deliveries from two shelters and a feeder unloading. Mrs Jennie Suddoth visits Summers family from Omaha. Frank and Mrs Wilson relocate from Florence to Hastings and will live on the Harry Wilson farm. John VanArsdall treated in Omaha hospital. Mrs Plumb stays with him. Railroad inspection special led by Chicago executives visited Hastings. Hinky Dinkies and Starrs defeated Giants 26 to 25 on a bloodless diamond in Friday’s game.
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Cavengrain
A. B. Washburn
Ray Smith
Jennie Suddoth
Omaha
Matt Summers
Frank Wilson
Hastings
Florence
Neb
Htta
Mrs. Wilson
Harry Wilson
Wesley Neighborhood
John VanArsdall
Methodist Hospital
Sutherland, Neb
BE. P. Plumb
I. P. Bracken
L. B. Allen
Chicago
N. C
F. Giants
P. S
The Cody Road to Yellowstone scenic route
The article extols a new travel route to Yellowstone, praising its enduring beauty and grandeur beyond the Park itself except for the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. It notes travel through the Buffalo Bill country, the Shoshone River canyon, and the Absaroka Range via Sylvan Pass, with Burlington trains direct to the Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geyserland
Park
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone River
Buffalo Bill
Great Canyon
Shoshone River
Absoraka Range
Sylvan Pass
Attic of Crime: A Chronicle of Historical Forensic Relics
The New York Tribune reflects on a spring clearing of the criminal courts attic revealing a century of crime evidence. Garments of Caesar Young and Stanford White, the Elsie Siegel trunk, gambling outfits of Jerome, and myriad weapons showcase murders, trials, and justice’s long shadow.
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Criminal Courts
Caesar Young
Stanford White
Herman Rosenthal
Elsie Siegel
William Travers Jerome
New York Tribune
Horses Still King as Cars Grow in U S Says New York Group
Government figures show 85 percent of U S transportation powered by horses. New York horsemen urge cooperation with automakers, push for horse-friendly roads, organized backing, and revived breeding as autos rise. 1910s era perspective on shift from horse to motor transport.
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United States
Irving Parmenter
New York
Commercial Car Journal
New York State
City Bird Clubs Promote Urban Bird Protection
The National Audubon Society has spent over twenty years proving birds’ economic value to agriculture, leading to state laws protecting song birds and federal rules for migratory game birds. Bird sanctuaries and state preserves dot the region, with clubs aiding parks and neighborhoods by planting nesting trees, fruiting shrubs, and bird drinking fountains to attract wildlife and enhance outdoor charm.
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National Audubon Society
St. Louis Post- Dispatch
Henry Ward
Detroit
Avery Island
Gulf Coast
Russell Sage
Bird Club
Local notices from Glenwood and vicinity
Additional locals report Charles Kraft of Creighton visiting A D French Ernest DeLushiutt and Dr M M McCluskey. Istes Sr of Rawles township recovering from illness after hail and rain damage east and north of him. Frank Kestler of Chariton and family enjoyed Glenwood visits. Kestler laundry renowned. M T Carter resides with them. Roy Kestler, a Corydon dentist.
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Mes
Charles Kraft
Creighton
Ja.pans
A. D. French
Ernest DeLushiutt
If. M. McCluskey
M. Istes Sr
Rawles Township
Glenwood
Istes
Frank Kestler
Chariton
Kestlers
Mr. Kestler
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential family medicine for summer use. Promotes its availability through A. J. Howe and urges readiness to obtain relief without delay.
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Chamberlain
Legal advertisements urged through Mills County Tribune
Friends of The Tribune are urged to direct their attorney or county official handling probate or district court matters to have such publications made in the Mills County Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Tribune
Mills County Tribune
Restored to Good Health After Stomach Trouble
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio writes she was sick four years with stomach trouble and weak. After taking two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she is a well woman. For sale by A J Howe.
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Otto Gans
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
A. J. Howe
Curious Antitoxins and the Anaphylaxis Phenomenon
Sir William Ramsay notes a surprising antitoxin finding from experiments with dog injections of sea anemone poison. A second dose after three weeks proved fatal, while repeated doses at weekly intervals avoided harm, suggesting the timing of exposure changes sensitivity to toxins.
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Sir William Ramsay
WII Use Old Tin Cans
A South Wales tinplate worker patents a process to remove solder tin and chemicals from scrap and galvanized articles and to reuse base metals. He already holds contracts with several municipalities to treat tin cans and other metallic waste for reuse. Previously large lots of old tins were shipped by continental dealers at carriage cost to make cheap toy figures and novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WII
England
South Wales
Playing Safe Vacation Plan Encourages Job Security
A worker jokes about taking early leave to test the firm’s dependence. He predicts that once management sees operations run smoothly without him, colleagues will also vacation and his job will stay secure through summer.
Old Trusty the thief catcher ends his long hunt
Robert Dale, known as Old Trusty for guarding convicts, pursues a fugitive, Eldred Wareham later revealed as Alan Moore. After a decades long chase and a bond to a clerk turned reformer, Dale discovers Wareham’s past and Wareham’s benefactor fate, choosing to renounce advancement to secure the happiness of his stepdaughter and the reformed man.
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Robert Dale
Old Trusty
Dale
Wareham
Eldred Wareham
Cage
England
Alan Moore
America
Moore
Fettle
Hopeton
Mary Dale
Mary
Difference in Long Power Across Voice Ranges
A German professor measured vocal energy across voice types. He finds baritone and bass use far more energy than altos, while tenors and sopranos require less power. The study explains vocal cord closure and breath mechanics behind the range differences.
Caring for the Human Machine
A Youth's Companion reflection compares the body to a sole car, urging extreme care for the human machine. It warns against neglect and abuse, noting we rely on the body and expect it to endure after years of hard use.
Hillsdale church ice cream social and meetings announced
The Hillsdale M H church ladies host an ice cream social at George White’s home Friday evening June 9. Glenwood Gospel Team meets June 11 at Holiness church at 3 o’clock with ladies invited. Home Circle of the Christian church gathers Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Lon Mayberry.
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Hillsdale M. H. Church
George White
Glenwood Gospel
Holiness Church
the Christian Church
Lon Mayberry
Ordinance Establishing Alley Grade in Glenwood Block 32
Glenwood Iowa City Council passes Ordinance 210 establishing the north south alley grade through Block 32. The measure fixes elevations from the north property line at 78.8 feet, stepping to 80 feet, then back to 78.8 feet and down to 67 feet at the south line, with attestation by City Recorder C. P. Hamilton and Mayor F. E. Donelan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Glenwood
Iowa
C. P. Hamilton
F. E. Donelan
Walnut Street sidewalk grade ordinance Glenwood Iowa
Ordinance No. 211 establishes Walnut Street sidewalk grade on the east side between Third and Fourth Streets. It begins at Third Street north curb line at 139.85 elevation and runs north to Fourth Street at 156.6 feet, per city planners Hamilton and Donelan.
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Walnut Street
City of
Glenwood
Iowa
Third Street
Fourth Street
C. P. Hamilton
E. Donelan
City Recorder
Mayer
Help for Working Women in Frankfort Kentucky
A Frankfort woman details weakness from female troubles that left her unable to work. After three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered enough to resume all duties and recommends the remedy. The letter invites other women to request confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Frankfort
Lydia B. Pinkham
James Conley
St. Clair St
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Old Kentucky Delicious Chew Plug Ad
An advertising copy touts Old Kentucky as the most delicious plug tobacco with Burley leaf, fruity sweet flavor, modern production standards, and pure food exactness. It promises a rich juicy satisfaction and urges trying a 0c plug today.
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Old
Kentucky
Old Kentucky
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Yellowstone
Burlington
J. L. Waterman
Real Chamber OF Horrors
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Mrs. Conley
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