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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1901

Page

4

Epworth California trip offer and Vermont old home week note

A travel pitch promotes a discounted round trip to San Francisco via the Epworth League meeting in July with scenic routes through Colorado Utah and Yellowstone. Vermont declares a Vermont Old Home Week starting August 11 led by Governor Stickney to plan a statewide reunion celebration.

California San Francisco Denver Salt Lake City Colorado Utah Portland Seattle Tacoma Spokane Billings Mont Yellowstone Park Burlington Epworth League Francis Omaha Neb New Hampshire Vermont W. W. Stickney

Carrier Pigeon Used in Theft Case Conviction

In East Orange New Jersey Geo Bennett was held for the grand jury on a Smreeny charge after a pigeon's flight was used to locate the thief. Bennett allegedly stole game cocks and a homing pigeon from Robert Enraig. The released bird led to Enraig's loft, aiding the investigation amid conflicting evidence.

East Orange N. J Geo. Bennett Robert Enraig Enuraig

Mysterious Patent Cure Claims and Odd Remedies Reported

A fragmentary notice cites a Great Nerve Master and a Wizard oil as cures, mentioning prices and distributors in Philadelphia and Archit Piladelphis. The text mocks half-heartedness as failure and notes a 30 pound mace carried by Charles Martel or the Ham mer.

Sub Ocean Danger Signal Could Help Ships Hear At Distance

Prof Milsha Gray of Boston proposes a submerged bell receiver that lets a ship hear underwater sound at long range. A pair of ears on the bow connect to a wheelhouse bell, syncing with a distant sending bell to warn of danger and locate approaching vessels or torpedo craft. The system promises instant, precise location information, improving safety in fog and war.

Hell Milsha Gray Boston Strikig Ledger Prof. Gray Gray Chicago Journal

Red Sea Miracle Debate Moves From Bible to Science

Oberlin College geologist Prof. Frederick Wright returns with data and photographs aiming to prove the Red Sea crossing was a literal event. He suggests the crossing point differs from traditional locations and argues a miraculous intervention may not be required. The piece notes skepticism over timing and locality and contemplates natural explanations versus biblical miracle.

Oberlin College Frederick Wright Ohio Egypt Red Sea Oberlin Hesgeve Hed Sea Moses Obverlin San Francisco Bulletin

Meo Switch Their Wives In Lenten Custom

ThePoles near Shamo kin Pa observed a local Shrove Tuesday custom of switching and water pouring between spouses as Lent ends. Men pursued wives Monday, while Tuesday saw women chase men with switches, with single pairs indicating possible marriage prospects.

Shamokin Indianapolis News

Memorial Surprise Party and a Boy Scout Remembering

Alma Maynard recovers from scarlet fever to join a Decoration Day surprise party arranged by her friends. A woodland picnic leads Nellie Grace to a near drowning, later lessons in empathy and harmony among rivals. Raymond and his dog Rover honor a Civil War veteran grandfather with a homegrown color bearer's tribute, as veterans salute with the Star‑Spangled Banner.

Alma Maynard Alma Mrs. Nelson Viva Leland Ray Thornton Raymond Rover Rovers Phyen Helen M. Richardson

Dawsons Prepare for Decoration Day Adventure

A large Dawsons family in a red house plan a Memorial Day to honor soldier heroes. Twins Fred and Frank lead the boys, Grace, Nellie, Harry, and baby Minnie stir daily bustle. A quarrel pushes the sisters to secretly grab lunch and march ahead, heading for the woods with plans for garlands and rehearsals.

Fred Frank Grace Nellie Harry Minnie Dawson Dower

Thousands of Waknoten Dead in National Cemetery at Salisbury

The national cemetery at Salisbury, North Carolina, holds 11,000 unknown dead. The site is maintained in splendid repair by the government, while social rituals described as a society handshake drift toward rough humor.

Salisbury N.C

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