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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1900
Page
6
An assortment of patent medicine claims dominates the page with Endorsed cures for cholera infantum, constipation, and skin ailments. Advertisements tout Beggs’ Blood Purifier and Bucklaw’s Arnica Salve, plus “Little Giant Pills” and Yale Coffee. Also notices on probate and an 1900 Mills County court filing by Clerk C. Co. Potter.
Week ending May 31 2000 letters for James Cline James H Tabegla and Miss Minerva Botta requested be advertised. Local ads cover Angus bulls for sale by A J Hown and Cuiven Hammers near Hillsdale two miles east and 44 miles south. Also Shetland stallion season at Malvern by W W Kennex. Also notices on Foley kidney cures Banner Salve and Wrights disease insurance. Lost note dated Silver City Iowa 1900 to W O Swarts, reward.
A chaotic page touts Shilohs Consumption Cure and Electric Bitters with testimonials from Dr Cargile and local druggists. It mixes drink promotions at Smith Edwards and Gansolley Bros with dubious guarantees and a telegraphy sales pitch. The jumble foregrounds health cures, groceries, and a new telephone service for deliveries.
Mrs Ellen E Strong Gilbert wife of John W Gilbert prominent in Hartford chess circles dies at home on Capitol Avenue. Daughter of Dr A B Strong of Leverett Mass she taught in South school before marriage and helped found the Queen's Chess Club in the sixties. She impressed at a correspondence tourney against England with a flawless performance and a mate in thirty moves.
A reception in Washington featured Miss Anthony as a private portrait. An artist was commissioned by Mrs Henderson to paint a full profile in black with a red silk shawl, representing her strength. Miss Anthony viewed the work with pleasure and asked if she truly appeared as depicted.
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