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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
7
A dawn of new home decoration ideas includes the violet tree. New York society women have embraced it eagerly. Nettia Dickey of Stanton, Delaware, has just returned home after studying the life of a tramp for several years.
A Leando ten year old boy was bitten by a mad dog while reports describe a Northwestern road bridge foreman blown by dynamite, a Brighton man jailed for bigamy, a Stuart businessman’s suicide, thefts from a mail wagon, and multiple minor accidents and legal actions across Iowa. The Fort Dodge smallpox outbreak prompts school quarantine and certification.
Two women recount relief from the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Mars Gro. Jung of Brooklyn reports improvement after nine years of bladder and liver trouble. Mrs. Rover of Bridgewater says she feels like a new woman after four years of treatment with doctors and finds the remedy indispensable. A Bradford, Pa., reader also confirms great benefit and urges others to try the medicine.
An eclectic ad page touts Piso's Cure for consumption and low doctor costs, praises cauliflower as a patrician vegetable, and promotes John M. Smyth Co. catalogs, a Winter Baker recipe book, and general bargains. It notes a reliability claim for a major U.S. firm and invites readers to request its mammoth catalog.
Russell Sage argues the Boer War benefits the United States economy by strengthening its independence in global money markets. He warns the war’s cost nears $1,000,000 daily in property destruction and financial waste. The piece cites Sage’s interview with a New York newspaper man.
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