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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

2

Robinsons Celebrate 53d Wedding Anniversary at Pacific Junction

Pacific Junction Mr and Mrs T B Robinson mark their 53rd anniversary with a family gathering. Relatives from Ladysmith Wisconsin Omaha Council Bluffs and Douglas Arizona plan visits. A joke incident with a cow leaves Late Scott nursing a sore arm. The piece lists local residents visiting and traveling in the area.

T. B. Robinson Childen Mary McCandless Ladysmith Wis John Robinson Vet Shannon Council Bluffs Lida Swearinger Omaha L. Mendenhall J. F. Miller Douglas, Ariz William Carthage S. D E. Li. Mendenhall Late Scott Mr. Scott Bessie Late

School contract and local moves stir Glenwood area

The article notes a contract for a new school building with Miss Pearl Purcell returning from Baggs Wyoming after a year’s teaching. It records local movements, autos bought in Omaha, visits to and from Portland Maine and Burlington, and plans for a new barber shop. Non resident teachers depart for their homes with several returning for September.

Blanche Marrin Omaha Business College Miss Sherwood Miss Blomenkamp Hastings Neb Young Malvern Miss Hutson Grand Island Miss Alexander Villisca Sherwood Bloinwenkamp Glenwood

Iceman Interrogates Boy Over Ice Block Sit

In a tense street scene a small boy sits atop an ice block as the iceman demands why he is there. The boy challenges the iceman with questions about childhood truancy, stirring a brief exchange about parenting and past mischief. The moment ends with the iceman softening and saying, Sit where you are, my little man. I understand.

Iceman

Tea Office Romance Reveals Hidden English Secretary

In 1916 a comic plot unfolds as Tom and Dick's tea gatherings tempt their wives. They follow the lovers to Tom and Dick’s office to uncover the English secretary, only to discover Mr. Harrison, the handsome new London secretary, instead. The tale shifts from jealousy to sly humor as plans backfire.

Tom Snook- Ems London Miss Stebbins Harry Harrison McClur Syndicate

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