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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1922
Page
1
Local society notes list visitors and relatives in Glenwood Atlantic and surrounding towns. Mentions of chattel mortgage activity, baby news, university trips, and a vandalism incident affecting Decoration Day flowers. Miscellaneous notices include hospital recoveries and Boy Scout camping plans.
Announcement touts spinal adjustments as removing organ coordination issues and claims about ninety percent of diseases yield to chiropractic care. It urges readers to visit the new location at NE Corner of the Square for service and credibly asserts quicker relief for acute conditions.
Misses Irene Christensen and Marla Allen viewed the Missouri Sunday. Ray mond Durk of Hansen Idaho renews allegiance to home comfort. Omahan Mr. and Mrs. Eller visit Glenwood with father A Hiller and brother T O Eller. Capt. Haley travels to Stockton to study grape culture on a government project.
Local notes recounts various residents visiting relatives and attending events in Glenwood and surrounding towns. Mentions Tanlac ads praising health benefits, family visits from Council Bluffs and Omaha, Graceland College activities, summer courses, a lake manager offering free boat rides to under 14s, a subway project update on the federal road, and seed business changes with the Checker Board Chick Feed rollout.
City officers demand immediate conversion of outside toilets to sanitary, vermin proof facilities. Malodorous and unsanitary toilets will not be tolerated. If you have visitors or have been visiting, that’s news. Tell The Tribune at phone 204.
Farmers urged cooperatives to publish notices banning hunting of bobwhite quails to shield them from chinch bugs. Missouri experts note quails eat 600 to 1,000 chinches per meal and help control hibernating pests, aiding crop protection year round.
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President John Quincy Adams and Harvard President Willard rise early and hear Justice Story lecture. Both leaders are described as diligent, yet dozing through the May afternoon. Story quips on the “ghostly results of intemperate rising” as the audience tittered.
University data from Penn State indicates army, Thurstone, and Rinet-Simon tests align with academic results. Freshmen ranked by psychological tests closely match college grades. those with low psychology scores averaged poorer scholarship. Among 67 students dismissed for poor work last year, army alpha averaged 118 versus the college average of 131. The army tests emerged as the strongest predictor of future academic performance.
Brazilian senators favor a bill to establish two aviation routes between Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre to begin before 1922. One coastal route would use hydroplanes along the coast under the ministry of marine, the other would traverse the interior west of the mountain range with airplanes under the ministry of war. The routes aim to pass through major political, industrial and commercial centers wherever possible.
A traveler recounts dropping a gold piece in Brussels while seeking Waterloo battlefield tickets. A Frenchman grabbed the coin as it slipped under a window, and the narrator retrieved it by tugging the stranger's trouser leg after quick strikes. The episode ends with both parties in possession of the coin and the Frenchman outwitted.
Civic notes report Cliford Morgan on upper Loeust street freshened his home with a new paint coat and improvements. Mrs. T. L. Smouse enhanced the courthouse yard fountain with flowers for Decoration Day. Mrs. Harvey Mayberry brightened her Coolidge street home exterior. Clarence Miller, buyer of the Mrs. Dike property, plans repainting and remodeling. A sleeping porch is added to the east side of the building. Peterson sisters’ new home foundation on 4th street nears completion. The east Sharp bridge floor (Federal Aid Road) should finish within a week.
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