16 Jun 1919
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
1
Glenwood social notes list visits from Min eola Council Bluffs Malvern and Omaha including the Free Gellert Swan and Barrows families. Local speeders cautioned, water warm enough for swimming, and Mrs Jarvis Jamison hosts. A Shenandoah lawyer joined Tabor trustees. Thrfit Sun announced. divorce case noted in Council Bluffs court. Police scandal links Shenandoah women to a prominent Omaha case.
There are many suffering in various stages of illness who have not found relief through accepted health methods. Chiropractic is recommended for those who seek relief after other methods fail. Encourage and assist ill friends to investigate chiropractic and seek a logical option. Free consultation and spinal analysis offered.
Glenwood announces Elmer James as new city marshal and lists a series of local social notes including visitors from Plattsmouth and White Cloud, illnesses, family travels, and community events with several short remarks on ongoing local life.
Miss Ada Ames and sister Mrs. Alice Kelsey of Council Bluffs visit. Glenwood visitors include Ed Hamilton and son Brooke with Mrs. Martha Myers. Mrs. John Davidson is critically ill, with nurse aid. Captain Ewart Howe arrives on furlough from Camp Grant. Dumfries resident asks changes for his father’s Hastings address. A Glenwood quintet attends a rally in Malvern. Strawberries at the Breeding garden draw praise as Alf endures a joke about overeating. Marshman pension widow back pay granted after lead by Congressman Boies. Sam and Milo Meater celebrate birthdays by shaving whiskers. Filipino proverbs offered on independence themes.
A dense slate of ads and notices from Glenwood and nearby towns. Items include for rent a five room house on Vine street, furnished rooms with phone contacts, sales of a two year old registered Durham bull, a genuine Ziegler coat and second-hand goods, canaries for sale, a found finger ring, hosiery orders by mail, and a small Glenwood area farm for sale with five rooms, outbuildings, and fruit trees. Also dressmaking and alterations services, and a help-wanted for general house work and wage offers. Contact details span Glenwood, Pacific Junction, Malvern, and Norristown.
A garbled list of proverbs and aphorisms discusses effort laziness sleep threats and vague moral warnings. Several phrases mention a crocodile a sleeping shrimp a lazy dog and a wanderer with scattered, fragmentary ideas. The exact source and context are unreadable.
Ancient style health claim promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a universal cure. It asserts relief from backache stomach upset rheumatism and blood purification effects. Buyers are urged to use three or four daily and promises refund if not satisfied. Contains promotional language and invocations of health benefits.
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