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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1901

Page

7

Peruna praised in testimonials from Butte and Texas

A series of testimonial notes extol Peruna as a remedy. Miss Rose Cutten of Butte cites nerves and fatigue improved after use. G W Heard of Hempstead reports backache relief and renewed energy. Mrs. G W Heard highlights family health gains and a rosy, robust child. W A Mitchell of Martin GA recalls dramatic weight gain and stomach catarrh improvement after Peruna treatment. They urge others to try, promising prompt advice from Dr Hartman if needed.

Rose Cutten Young Woman's Club Butte Mont Galena Street Peruna J Peruna Rose Cullen G. W. Heard Hempstead Texan Ruby Iw. A. Mitchell General Merchandise Martin, Ga Atlanta Harmony Grove Ww. A. Mitchell Hartman Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

DEFIANCE STARCH Promises 16 oz for 10 Cents

The ad touts DEFIANCE STARCH as the only 16 ounce package for ten cents with a satisfaction guarantee. It contrasts with other ten cent starches that offer only 12 ounces and quips about actors judging fair treatment.

Defiance

Native Plants of Hawaii Describe Wood Uses and Trade Decline

A government bulletin describes Hawaii native plants and how island woods supplied canoes, outriggers, masts, idols, kapa mallets, and fibers for mats and nets. Sandalwood once thrived but was exhausted by Chinese demand by 1825, prompting tabu. It notes sandalwood substitutes, durable ohia and kala timber, mamame for posts, halepepe and lehua wood uses, and the broader forest role in medicine and dyes.

Hawaiian Islands Department of Agriculture South Pacific Canton China Islands Chicago News

Whales Off California Coast Draw Steamers Closer

A Chicago News summary describes California gray whales migrating along the southern coast from Santa Barbara to San Nicolas and back toward Santa Catalina. The article notes deep offshore waters as a whale highway, their playful or ferocious approaches to ships, and a historic collision where a steamer struck a whale, leaving the vessel disabled and the whale later towed to Santa Catalina where it was cut up by fishermen.

California Santa Barbara San Miguel Santa Rosa Santa Cruz Annucapa San Nicholas Santa Catalina San Clement Coronadoes Coast Range San Pedro San Francisco Chicago News

Owosso Man Seeks City Assessor Commission

An Owosso citizen challenged assessor Tave rock over a high property valuation. He claimed if Laverock could sell the property at that price the assessor would earn 4 percent commission. Within two hours Laverock sold a residence and two business blocks. the taxpayer later backed water, while the assessor insists on a $400 commission and threatens suit.

Avnesyor Suidide Owosso Mich Taverock Laverock

The Breadwinners sparks a literary row abroad

An Illinois search fails to prove a woman’s claim of authorship for The Breadwinners. Critics call the book a savage satire of snobbery and wealth, while the author risks a public career. Archbishop Lewis of Ontario dies at sea from pneumonia aboard the Menominee during a voyage to England.

Illinois New York Journal Archbishop Lewis Ontario Atlantic England Menominee Egypt

Open Air Pantry For Country Homes

A practical outdoor pantry idea for homes with space but small indoor areas. A detached, shaded shed on four tall legs with a shallow pitched roof, whitewashed interior, and shelves around. Ant and spider protection by tar bands around legs. kept clean by daily washing and weekly scouring. Costs estimated at three to four dollars if built locally.

Cheap Steel for Foreigners

Mr. Charles M. Schwab, president of United States Steel, argues American steelmakers sell to foreigners at lower prices than to home buyers. He defends the practice, saying full-capacity plant operation creates surplus production, which must be disposed of abroad or mills close and workers lose jobs, and that foreign markets require price reductions below home standards to be maintained.

Charles M. Schwab United States Steel Company Schwab

Popularity of Outdoor Life Gains in America

The piece notes a rising popularity of outdoor life among modern Americans. It highlights broader engagement in open-air activities beyond tennis and football, with golf and bicycling among the growing sports. The text argues outdoor life is valued for its own sake, not solely for associated amusements.

Acquittal of Professor Eastman Ends Notable Murder Trial

The acquittal of Professor Charles R. Eastman of Harvard University ends a remarkable murder trial. Circumstantial evidence and strong defense by Attorney General Knowlton shaped the case. The jury weighed witnesses over the claim that the death was accidental during a Fourth of July target practice.

Eastman Charles RR Narvard University Mequithal Creneral Knowlton Justice de Jury Knowlton Wastman Grogan Tuskman

Mechanism to keep bait alive during fishing trips

Cassius M. Fisk of Ohio designs a portable bait receptacle with a water chamber, air pump, and reservoir to aerate and circulate water. A perforated tube at the bottom distributes air, maintaining fresh water and live bait between long intervals of pumping. A netted ring aids lifting the desired fish from the water for easy removal.

Cassius M. Fisk Ohio

Harriman Rivalry Shapes 19th Century Railroads

The World revolves around financier E. H. Harriman, second only to Pierpont Morgan, as he builds a railroad empire. From organizing the Chicago and Alton to chairing its board he gains influence in Union Pacific Southern Pacific Pacific Mail and other lines, linking with Goulds and Rockefellers and widening influence after clashing with J. J. Hill over Northern Pacific.

Piorgan BE. H. Uarriman Pierpont, Morgan Chicago and Alton Keeapt New York Harriman Bros Milholg Central Railroad Union Pacific Southern Pacific Pacific Mail Steamship Line Oregon Railway and Navigation Company Kansas Southern Railroad Goulds Rockefellers J. J. Hill Northern Pacific Mr. Harriman

Bad Effects of Cigarettes Declared by Lancet Comment

The London Lancet claimed cigarettes are the least harmful tobacco use, contrasting with American experience and top medical authorities. Many state legislatures have passed anti cigarette laws, reflecting belief in health risks. If Lancet were correct it would mock American life and industry views.

London Lancet Atlantic

Open Air Telephones Take Root in New Haven

Open air telephones are being installed in New Haven with plans to roll out nationwide if successful. The boxes resemble police alarms on slender posts and use a penny lock to retrieve the door key. Inside lies a pay-station, coin slots, a directory, and a receiver mounted on a short arm for direct calls once central office connects.

New Haven Conn

Public telephone box hinges shut after use

A damaged OCR fragment notes a public telephone box that hinges and closes by gravity after being used, describing the mechanism and resulting position of the handset.

Peabody Portraits Presented to University of Nashville

Portraits linked to the Peabody fund have been presented to the University of Nashville. William M. Evarts and Dr. Barnas Sears figures were gifted by Former Governor Porter of Tennessee and Dr. J. L. M. Curry respectively, reflecting early Peabody board ties.

Peabody Board William M. Evarts George Peabody Barnas Sears Peabody Fund University of Nashville Porter Tennessee Sears J. L. M. Curry Fuga

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