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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
6
Advertisement shows pricing for county newspaper subscriptions at two dollars yearly in advance with terms for six months and three months. It lists owners F Hill and Earle A Davis, editor J R Graham, and outlines display and classified advertising rates per inch and per line, plus locals and obituary poetry lines.
Mrs. Martin Peterson hosted a luncheon Saturday afternoon at her Macedonia area home in Henderson. The event honored Miss Hazel Cain of Henderson, with guests and local acquaintances noting the cordial reception and afternoon program.
Ninth graders held a class party at Irwin Hall chaperoned by Mrs. George Wilson with games and ample ice cream and cake. Guests included Dave Owens visiting Carson and Octa Harover driving to Omaha.
Reports from Carson and nearby towns note medical visits and consultations, travels to Red Oak and Stanberry, Mo, and visits from family members. A baby born at Lethbridge, Canada is mentioned along with various sickness updates, travel to Omaha and Council Bluffs, and plans for open air concerts by a new town band.
In a quaint social moment a hostess's daughter humorously claims she helps her mother by counting spoons after guests depart, with another little girl noting it is her turn to do the task. The scene captures a domestic courtesy at a women's club gathering.
Rose Aye of Cedar Trup ids Ta says her wife suffered weeks of indigestion with gas bloating and distress. After starting Pawloc she improved quickly, gained ten pounds, regained appetite, and is now able to perform her own housework as she continues to get better.
A fragment notes a belief in a medicine that 'is a wonderful' means to fully restore Taniae, suggesting optimism about treatment and ongoing use as a healing aid. The quotation frames medical expectation rather than a reported event.
The article notes Wesley Chapel will observe Children’s Day Sunday June 19. It also mentions social and entertainment events at the chapel on June 16 and visits by local residents to Omaha Council Bluffs and Emerson. A Farm Bureau meeting was postponed to Saturday evening, and neighbors report improvement in Mr. Carper’s condition.
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