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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1910
Page
2
Rev T S Linscott presents study questions on Matthew chapter 13 verses 24 30 36 43 and 31 33 44 52 focusing on meanings of the kingdom of heaven the sower the field the tares and wheat evil and suffering divine justice and end times Includes implications for church and world alongside questions about God allowing evil and future judgment for Sunday July 3 1910 Pictures of the Kingdom
A Glenwood reader reports fast relief from back pain and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial from S. Hall of Plattsmouth credits relief within 48 hours and urges continued use, with FosterMilburn Co. listed as U.S. sale agents and a 50 cent price.
The Truce of God was introduced by Guienne clergy around 1030 and adopted in Spain and England later. It ordered cessation of violence during church festivals and from Wednesday evening to Monday morning, leaving about 80 days for hostilities. It largely did good but was imperfectly observed.
A short note highlights Want Readers in the Tribune columns. It promotes the inexpensive method to tell wants and reach readers across the county, emphasizing easy, affordable exposure and broad coverage of county news.
A moral essay urges that happiness is learned not innate. The discontented should start each morning resolving to find joy in daily experiences and seek constructive aspects in all events. It emphasizes inner happiness mirrors outer conditions and compares happiness to musical talent.
A milliner recalls a widow’s changing mood as she moves from black to white to lavender and finally red hats over two years. The tale illustrates time lifting a heart bowed down and the social ritual of fashion as coping.
A four acre city lot in Lexington Kentucky is set aside for W L Petty to grow a crop of tobacco this year. The land is virgin soil located in the city within blocks of the Phoenix hotel and near electric lights water hydrants and sidewalks with a police patrol and fire department box at the corner providing full city protections.
The text argues humans possessed fire since ancient times with hearths and charcoal evidence from cave sites. It suggests cooking began early and debates how knowledge spread, proposing natural fires in volcanic regions followed by friction and flint tools enabling controlled fire creation.
A historical note describesJapan's traditional ordeal by writing a common word with a brush after a theft in a household. Servants write the word in unison, and the act is believed to reveal the guilty through muscular focus on ideographs. It contrasts with older water ordeal once used in Japan.
A girl pleads for a chance at a charity bazaar but a man with a pale set face refuses and passes by. The scene contrasts a woman's wistful entreaty with a man's inflexible resolve in a charity setting.
A self styled confessional narrator recounts Felicia Broughton’s affair with Rolfe Carson and her rival Wendell Hall. Felicia confesses only to discover Rolfe’s past and they wed secretly in Massachusetts before sailing to South America. The confessor’s manipulation backfires as Felicia’s romance endures.
A humorous tale from a Youth's Companion excerpt recounts Mr. Justice Monkey sharing cheese and a Scotch style supper with C H McCormick. A dignified colonel at the table ends up short of milk after miscoordinated bites, prompting playful banter about finishing mush and milk across several courses.
A historical note on Venetian ambassadorial practice in the 15th and 16th centuries. The council forbade ambassadors from taking wives to foreign posts, arguing wives distracted husbands and hindered embassy staff. The policy aimed to maintain a lavish, efficiently run establishment.
A comic exchange in a local amateur production ends with the fair manager revealing all parts are filled except the heroine’s father role. Sapleigh asks what to do, and the manager explains the heroine is an orphan and he must stay dead, a playful note on stage conventions.
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