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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1903

Page

5

Recovery of Mrs Finn After Catarrh Ills and Nervous Weakness

The notice profiles Mrs. J. F. Finn of Buffalo who credits Peruna medicine for restoring health after years of social withdrawal and nervous illness. It asserts catarrh as the common source of female troubles and claims Peruna cures catarrh wherever located, urging awareness among nervous women.

J. FE. Finn East High Street Buffalo Teruoa Medicine Co Columbus Ohio Peryna Finn America Peruna

The Lion's Whelp Chapter XIII Continued

In the salon Cymlin questions Matilda after Anthony's burial leads to trust issues as Stephen de Wick is debated. The will names Matilda as heir. Sir Thomas mourns Lord Neville while Doctor Verity reunites with Cumlin then reveals plans for Huntingdon Grammar School. Matilda revisits Jane Swaffham, contemplates Rupert and the fate of Lord Neville and Anthony Lynn’s estate.

Matilda Anthony Cymlin Stephen Stephen de Wick Matilda de Wick Thomas Lord Neville Lady Tevery Americas Sir Thomas Cumlin Doctor Verity Ayvenale Huntingdon Grammar School Cromwell Lady Jevery Mazarin Col. Ayrton Jane Swaffham Jeveryn Jane Anthony Lynn Earl de Wick Frances Prince Rupert Charles

A Little Further On In Anthony Lynn's Affairs

Sir Thomas returns to London with the Lynn matter unsettled as Stephen Blythe and Mason escape. Jane visits Hampton Court and meets the Cromwells and Owen while Matilda fears Rupert Neville’s influence. Blake jokes about mobbed crowds, recounting a vivid scene where women cheer and claim a share of secrets.

Anthony Lynn Sir Thomas de Wick Stephen Mason Blythe Matilda London Rupert Jane Runiail Stephen Jias Thioney Derick Pauge Hampton Court Ann Clarges Eiizabeth Cromwell Cromwells Elizabeth Cromwell Rupert Ke Neville Henriette Maria Wolsey Claynose Richard Cromwell John Owen Millon Verity the Protector Jane Swaitham Doctor Owen Admiral Blake Protector Mrs. Cromwell Blake Portsmouth Mrs. Claypole Elizabeth Jim Oliver Robert Blake France Spain

Should Have Clipped Wings Wise Glasgow Bailie Decision

A Glasgow bailie presiding over a natural history case ruled that a neighbor was to blame for a pet squirrel escaping after leaving its cage door open. He concluded the owner should have clipped the animal’s wings, noting a quadruped could not fly away if wings had been clipped, and dismissed the case.

Glasgow

Size of It Vet Question Sparks Moral Debate

In a brisk exchange, she questions vetting, while he asserts the risk of loss makes it wicked. He adds that no person has a moral right to be wrong, framing the disagreement as a test of ethical boundaries.

Not Started the Scrap. Larry and Denny Dialog

The fragment features two speakers, Larry and Denny, joking about a grandfather’s battlefield retreat. Larry claims his grandfather showed his heels in combat, while Denny retorts he likely retreated backwards. The terse exchange hints at cross talk and humor without context.

Larry Denny

Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Back Pain Relief

W J Hill of Concord North Carolina, hardware and harness merchant, testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and disordered kidney secretions. He received a box at Gibson Drug Store and reports lasting relief, improved health, and invites a free trial mail order from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Pills sold by druggists at 60 cents per box.

W. J. Hill South Union Street Concord N. G Justice of the Peace Dean Gibson Ding Hill United States Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Oddities and advertisements in a late 19th century page

A jumble of satirical quips and product pitches. Deflancs Starch boasts unmatched quality while Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets promise cough relief for two cents. The excerpt also catalogs literary errors and references from Ivanhoe to Don Quixote, noting curious anachronisms and misquotes with witty commentary.

Doctor from Gallon touts Grape-Nuts as cure and nerve food

A physician reports long indigestion improved completely by Grape-Nuts. He praises it as tasty, highly nutritious and easily digested, noting it nourishes nerve tissue, balances waste and repair, and boosts blood with more red cells. He recommends it to patients for value and benefit.

Gallon Efurt Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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