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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1920
Page
4
The page lists owners and publishers F. Hill Earle A and Davis and editor J. R. Graham. It details subscription terms and advertising rates for display ads, local and classified notices, reading matter, card of thanks, obituary poetry, and resolutions with per line or per inch pricing.
John Leonard, a quiet bank cashier from Burtonville, winces at the girls’ blunt critiques yet wins their interest with travel tales and a hinted future romance. Cynthia Merrill, sharp and ambitious, imagines marriage and travel as their bond forms, culminating a year later beside a riverside camp where Leonard reflects that snap judgments aren’t worth much.
A banked crowd mingles with the office force for a social event featuring baseball among men and women, a three legged race, and a clam bake. Cynthia, in chic Paris-style attire, captures Leonard’s eye as they trade glances while others draw lots for partners at supper.
In London’s Little Britain a once venerable district has transformed as offices and showrooms replace decayed houses. Christ Church School and St Bartholomew’s Hospital bordered it, with post office expansion driving commercial value. A single building now yields as much as a street once did, though Cloth Fair links the area to its history.
A man who reads detective stories asks about following clues. The regular detective jokes that a live man notices what is happening nearby and need not work with a microscope.
A concise narrator reflects on slender stature and wealth in a boastful vein. The speaker notes personal fame from being short and financially bold, framing a quirky life philosophy around money and size.
Scrambled text references a standard family friend, recovery, and drug distribution. It mentions dosages and bottles but provides no coherent names, dates, places, or verifiable actions. The fragment resembles a disordered note about medications and remedies with uncertain details.
Ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a mild prompt remedy for clogged bowels and liver function, claiming to cleanse the system and restore regularity. The notice urges readers to maintain health and productivity, priced at 25 cents at druggists.
A brief notice encourages readers to use The Tribune's Advertising Reader section to reach buyers. It promises effective exposure and faster results for those looking to sell items or services.
Mr. B J Tou palik of 1438 Rose Street LaCrosse Wisconsin describes long battle with chronic bronchitis. After 26 years and winter hoarseness he used three quarters of a bottle of Peruna and hoarseness and fatigue vanished. He plans to keep Peruna in his house and endorses it for catarrh related ailments including coughs colds and digestive discomfort. Peruna available in tablet or liquid form.
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