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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
2
A reflective essay argues newspapers mirror broader social forces rather than dull minds. It contends independent papers struggle against moneyed ownership, noting organized capital stamps a dollar mark on every issue and independence becomes rarer as wealth controls the press.
A polemic argues Christian nations err by equating strength with military power. It cites Japan’s victory over Russia to claim true power lies in rational cooperation and love rather than force, urging Christians to reject militarism and adopt a cooperative life aligned with Can teaching.
Bishop JOSEPH CHAR UZELL argues Africa will be the center of white civilization as Christianity declines. He predicts a clash of civilizations in the Dark Continent with Islam surpassing Christian converts and foresees a final battle between Christian and Muslim powers.
A comatose patient in Philadelphia for forty seven days endures a bizarre medical trial. Doctors alternate dipping him between ice cold and steaming water on a makeshift seesaw, then repeat the process hoping to revive him. After repeated immersion with no result, physicians conclude death is imminent and nutrition remains the only sustaining factor. Personal notes follow about notable figures and events.
Miss Miles Howard died while fording the Mill river near Huntington West Virginia on a horse with her sweetheart. The horse slipped into the bed and threw her into the river in darkness and in mud. Will Kesterson her fiancé faced rejection after a lengthy courtship.
Mrs Nixon of the order wins a cookery class diploma on sheepskin parchment with a red seal and dust honoring the dish she created. She laments the paradox of being married yet still praising her own culinary achievement. Nixon, silent, can only guess what the diploma represents.
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