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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1900

Page

4

Various Labor and Industry News Items From 19th Century Clippings

Proportion of railways in Britain to the United States noted, New York contractors forming alliances against labor unions, and electrical workers seek $4 daily for eight hours. Michigan copper strikes settled with wage gains, Kansas City streetcar deposits covering running costs, and Danbury beer levies for union avoidance. San Francisco to Seattle logs to Japan project, Mormon beet sugar production highlights, and a pipe transport system cutting beet processing costs. Also mentions Cleveland bakers arbitration and a Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a money-back offer.

New York Michigan Kansas City Dahkbury, Com Trade Andber San Francisco Seattle Wash Japan Great Britain Electrical Workers’ Union No. 3 Bakers Cleveland

My Sister's Beating the Feller in a Bustling Love Plot

A humorous early column contrasts a sister who dominates her lover with a narrator who notes his subservience and expense. The piece reflects social quirks, affection, and mock judgment in a playful, dated tone, citing routines like gifts, late theatre arrivals, and playful scolding.

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Wedding Decoration Trends in White and Green

The article outlines traditional wedding decor featuring white and green, bride roses, white flowers when unavailable, and trailing asparagus for table adornment. It notes white ribbons and various baskets with flowers, lace appliques on gowns, and decorative lighting with candelabra and shades.

Ladies' Home Journal

Kharas Magnetic Healing Heals Across Nebraska Iowa

Dr Theo Kharas promotes a system of magnetic healing without drugs claiming cures for paralysis cataracts consumption cancer and Bright's disease. Branch infirmaries span Iowa and Nebraska with offices in Omaha Lincoln Glenwood Atlantic Missouri Valley and Ord led by graduates of the Nebraska School of Magnetism. The company, capital $10 000, advertises safe treatment and urges readers to verify authorization before paying.

Theo. Kharas Nebraska City Otee County Charles Brant J. W. Sennenny Missorri Valley Iowa George Clapp Black, Neb Seward Neb Omaha Kharas Laws Nebraska Bright Kharis Nebraska School of Magnetism C. W. Paterson Jefferson G. K. Dinnan Lincoln J. C. Pickett Glenwood H. M. Marker Hubartt North Pintte T. J. Ruddy Western Normal Shenandoah Nevada Atlantic Ruddy Wm. N. Aldrich Missouri Valley F. W. Balluff Ord Kicharas Chicago Street Kharas Infirmary Company

Fortunes in oil spurring new southern California venture

An oil promotion from Industrial Oil Co claims 1280 acres in rich California fields, with wells yielding hundreds of barrels daily and shares offered at ten cents with par value one dollar. Statements promise vast wealth upon drilling, urging investigation and promising free pamphlet and high profits once oil is struck. Includes endorsements and other advertising text.

California Industrial Oil Co A. S. Hoalfingsworth

Summer Tours on Wabash Railroad Tickets on sale June 1

Wabash Railroad announces summer tourist tickets to Canada and the East good through October 31. The Continental Limited will depart Chicago at noon and St. Louis at 6 a.m., repeating last year’s popular schedule. For rates and timetables call G. N. Clayton, N. W. P. Agt., Room 405 Life Building, Omaha.

Wabash Railroad Wabash Canada East Continental Limited Chicago St. Louis Europe G. N. Clayton N. W. P. Agt N . Life Bidg Omaha New

Democratic National Convention Excursion From Omaha to Kansas City

A travel notice details a special train from Omaha Union Station July 3 to Kansas City for the Democratic National Convention, with arrival July 4. Round trip fare from Omaha is $5.80 plus four days of sleeper car accommodations totaling $8.00. Sleeping berths should be reserved. inquiries go to John B. Reagan or Harry B. Moores at specified Omaha addresses.

Kansas City Omaha John BL. Reagan Douglany County Democracy Club Brown Block Harry EB. Moores T. A Farnam Street Paxton Hotel

Dr Kay's Renovator Tone Up Your Tired Body

Dr Kay's Renovator advertised for travelers heading east from Omaha to Chicago via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. It touted daily departures from Union Depot Omaha to Union Passenger Station Chicago aboard electric lighted trains with reclining chair cars buffet library smoking cars and sleeping cars. A pocket map and agent contact were offered for ticket information.

Omaha Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry New Union Depot Union Passenger Staton Ita Nash General Western Farnam

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