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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
2
Davenport resident Mrs. S. T. Oliver sought Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for gall stones after doctors advised hospital care. She reports rapid relief after the first dose, losing fifty pounds then regaining it, with no pain since treatment. The ad promises permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
Mrs H E Mason of Murfreesboro Tennessee says Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound cured her female weakness displacement and fatigue after doctors failed She urges other afflicted women to try the remedy noting its herbal ingredients and decades of proven benefit Women may write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lyon Massachusetts for personal guidance.
A Danvers man woke in the West Lynn freight yards wearing only undergarments. Leon Cameron of West Lynn found him and helped search, recovering overalls and a jumper after the unusual theft. The sleeping victim, exhausted from Boston, lost his suit shoes and hat in the daytime discovery.
A Detroit hotel clerk found a parcel containing two stamped towels and a handwritten note with a five dollar bill. The guest who left without paying claims he wants to settle the bill, and the hotel will place the six dollar amount in miscellaneous receipts pending identification.
Shelby Michigan reports a theatre troupe member Jefferson Howard was found dead in bed after an act where he escaped a coffin on stage. Coffins borrowed from a local undertaker were used, and his body was transported in the same coffin to a train after the escape. Andrew F. Yushaz of Detroit offered his two daughters for sale at $1,000 each, posting the ad near the Associated Charities building.
Vienna reports an Austrian shell destroyed a Russian railway station near Chenciny in southern Poland, killing all Russian troops stationed there. The blast underscores the ongoing deadly shelling in the region and the volatile frontline situation.
A reader recalls gathering blackberries in heat and thorns, then repaying the effort with jars of fruit used in desserts. A blackberry pudding recipe follows, using bread crumbs milk flour sugar berries and butter, baked slowly for three hours, adapted when eggs are scarce.
A vintage recipe collection details rhubarb mold with oranges lemon rind ginger and gelatin, plus a banana strawberry whip and simple potato and peach custard dishes. Also includes a steak loaf with hamburg steak, crackers, sage, eggs, cream, and bacon layering.
A salad of equal parts cold macaroni minced ham lobster and carrot, chopped and well mixed with mayonnaise dressing and a few capers. The preparation emphasizes a light balance of ingredients and a tangy finish.
Mrs Earl Durfee and Miss Grace Durfee of Toledo Ohio stop in Mineola for a week on their way to their Colorado farm. John Rohrbergs family celebrates his birthday with ice cream and cake. Mrs G L Soliday and her mother plan a visit to Blunt SD to see a sister. Beulah Christy leaves for a two week Colorado Springs vacation with aunt Miss Lucy Merry. During her absence the telephone office is in charge of Flo Kochenderfer and Alice Reeve. T A Davis of Neligh Neb visits with cousins Roy P Landon and Mrs L Lawson. Davis now postmaster at Neligh. Al Hettinger becomes traveling salesman for Selz Schwab Shoes, covering southwest Iowa from Silver City.
The next regular examination for uniform county certificates will be held at my office in Glenwood on Wednesday Thursday and Friday June 28 24 and 25 1915. Exams begin promptly at eight oclock Wednesday morning. Candidates are not required to write all branches at the first examination. A list of old questions and the regulations govern.
Kansans endure rapid rise on upper river systems as heavy rains prompt evacuations and relocations in Kansas City and nearby communities. Residents seek higher ground while officials monitor crests and issue alerts.
Detailed specs describe front axle with I beam, drop forged in one heat, adjustable taper bearings, steering with four times the standard capacity, and a short turning radius. Rear axle uses four bevel gears and removable shafts. Carburetor with hot air, brakes, semi elliptic springs, artillery wheels, 33x4 inch tires, and a full electric starting and lighting system. One man top, built in ventilating windshield, magnetic speedometer, horn, muffler cutout, taillight, and complete toolkit.
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