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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1922
Page
2
Local residents shared visits across Red Oak, Randolph, McCook, and Des Moines. News covered hospital stays, family updates, Class Day at Glenwood High, a memorial service in Hastings, and a new baby born to R. E. Poindexter. A swimming season opened with a clothes loss mystery, and a Dakota family arrived by auto amid muddy Fallon Hill driving.
Henderson calendar notes numerous visits and gatherings as residents travel to Omaha Glenwood and Macedonia. Many friends and relatives visit at local homes. seniors attend final exams. a Baccalaureate address is delivered. an accident involving Dr. Tipton party occurs. Junior and Senior classes finish exams with a silent departure. Margaret Harbor hosts a social for M I Aid members with recitations and a side show.
From our correspondent It Pays to Advertise The Senior class play was given May 19 at the echoo auditorium to a full house Music between acts was furnished by the Wesley Chapel orchestra One performer Anthony Dilley was absent due to mumps Mr Kelley fired the vacancy The stage work showed strong training and all participants delivered their parts The cast included William Cain Jr Merris Slump Nis Duyser Wil Mam Creamer Haverty Sutton Joe Parker Boyd Cain Roy Johnson Donald Fickel Edith Pollitt Geyle Boileau Isabelle Puryear Zyla Slump
It notes Ployd Hill was taken to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs for treatment after illness following a flu attack. Miss Gladys Downey led an eighth and fourth grade picnic to timber south of town with teachers Skerritt Clipson and Mrs Hulda Prien and pupils. Mrs M Kehoe visited with her son Dr Horace Kehoe of Gladbrook. Miss Marie Marconi, back with Silver City friends, has taken a clerical job in Madison Nebraska. If copies of The Tribune aren’t received, notify the office.
Ex-con Harris, granted early release after seven years, abandons planned murder of Louis to protect a dying woman's child. In a rain soaked moment outside a cottage, Harris glimpses Mary’s memory, chooses fatherhood, and invites the boy to start a new life with him on the Elswick train.
In a Chicago Tribune piece a large family of eight attends church on a hot summer Sunday with an out-of-town minister. The heat causes the narrator to rest his head on the pew, triggering silent laughter as the whole family mimics the gesture, creating a comical scene for a crowded service.
South Georgia Island, near Cape Horn latitude, was first glimpsed by Captain Cook who claimed it for the crown as “Terra Australis Incognita.” New England sailors later profited from its seals, killing over a million fur seals and harvesting elephant oil from sea elephants, transforming the island's value.
A compact look at how common terms emerged in English history. It cites Starvation Dundas from 1775, Coleridge coinages intensify and outsider, and 1844 outsiders amid Polk convention. It notes mid seventeenth century arrivals like sculptor umbrella opera aul eld peninsula and eighteenth century defenses of timid concede repudiate idiom and vernacular.
Frank Rodman writes from Valley City about a trip with a cow causing minor vehicle damage but no serious injury. He notes tire trouble, rough roads, and plans to reach Glenwood by June 1 while awaiting a personal visit to clear up the cow affair. He mentions cellar work and hunting for fishing stories after harvest.
Citizens honor a local Kansas editor with a bouquet a church quartet and a minister's remarks. Six husky men carried him from the house to a model 1931 sedan as the town formed a parade behind his expensive car. The crowd returned home grateful for the bright day in his life even after his death.
Captain Howard Rew of Sioux City conducted a two day school of instruction in Glenwood for officers and cadets of Company I on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Veterinary and medical experts discuss deficiencies in soils affecting health. Swine suffer most due to limited diets and parasite exposure in reused grounds. Recommendations include movable fences, clean hog lots, plowing, scattering dip, and limited lime. Raw milk rich in minerals supports vitality when sourced from tuberculin tested cows.
Glenwood reader Doan's Kidney Pills trusted for kidney and back pain relief. Eli DeWeese of Pacific Junction, Iowa reports success, noting one simple remedy for occasional strain and backache. Price 60c at dealers. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. 5-29-6-6.
A historic ad copy touts Mentho Sulphur cream as a quick cure for itching burning and broken skin. It claims rapid relief from eczema and rashes leaving clear smooth skin and notes availability at drug stores. It uses assertive language about germ killing and immediate improvement.
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