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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1908

Page

2

Double Nervous Prostration and a Cherry Crick Household

Becky narrates a chaotic visit to Sarah Everton's bustling home where Sarah endures labor by herself, the sisters pursue musical pretensions, and interfamily tensions flare over Amati the musician. Becky reorganizes chores, arranges for medical help, and orchestrates reforms to restore order, while cousins pursue education and marriages.

Tom Sarah Mother Sarah’s Becky Martie Mary Ann Cherry Crick Ann Marie Papa Mollie Prue Sade Sarah Everton Liz Sadie Bade Queen Victoria Amati Tom Everton

Wealthy Travelers Arrange Special Kitchens Aboard Steamships

Report on luxury liners New York to Europe shows upscale passengers ordering private kitchens and diet provisions. Sir Henry Irving once had a shipboard cow for fresh milk. Vanderbilts and other magnates rely on chefs, milk, and prepared foods aboard journeys on Cunard, White Star, Hamburg American, and Norddeutscher Lloyd liners.

New York Europe European America Lusitania Mauretania Cunard Line Sir Henry Irving Sir Henry Atlantic Ine London Lloyd Hamburg-American Cunard White Star Lines John D. Rockefeller France Andrew Carnegie

Counterparts at 8 and 5 Years: Scranton Twins Turn 85

John and Stephen Tunstall, twins born in Peekskill, celebrated their eighty fifth birthday. They learned the moulders trade in youth, married sisters, have lived in Scranton since 1855, and remain in good health with no tobacco or liquor use. Both attend Elm Park church and live with family.

Scranton John Stephen Tunstall Peekskill Stephen James Lent W. C. Tunstall Quincy Avenue Ela Winton J. W. Pellie Jennie Tunstall Vine Street Elm Park

Nurse 70 Years In a Family in New Jersey

Miss Mary Ayl esworth aged 105 died after a lifetime of service as a nurse in one Providence born family. She opened her career in 1837 with Rev William Hague and cared for Mrs Campbell and five children until her death. A fall last autumn fractured her hip ending her long service.

Orange N. J Mary A. Aylesworth Miss Aylesworth Providence William Hague Joseph Campbell Hague Camppella Las

First Visit to the Country Delights Schoolyard Minds

The piece recalls children visiting the country for the first time with humorous questions and misunderstandings. A city slum boy fears thrashing machines, a girl wonders if cows chew gum, and a child asks if hens eat with their noses. Other queries include peeling chickens and milking a calf first. The anecdotes capture rural scenes through curious youth.

Lottie

United States Congressman Declares Cure from Consumption

South Carolina congressman Geo 8 Legare, a U S House of Representatives committee member on patents, announces a complete recovery from consumption after a year of illness. He credits Tang Germine and six months of treatment for his dramatic weight gain and return to work.

Geo Legare South Carolina Lang Germine Co Jackson, Mich Congress

Window Shade Helder Ad Promises Home Sales

An advertisement calls for men and women to sell an adjustable shade device at customers’ homes. The offer highlights a sample bend and mentions a price figure and incentives though the text is garbled. Local tone mirrors early classifieds seeking agents and quick prompts.

Helder

To Clean Window Shades

How to freshen dust covered shades using hot corn meal. Spread the shade flat on a table, rub in meal with a circular palm motion, then gently wipe with a soft dry cloth to remove meal and absorbed dust without residue. Country Life in America style advice.

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