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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
The World's Work recounts Benjamin Franklin's 1701 bequest of £1000 to Massachusetts and Boston with a 5 percent rate for 100 years. By 1881 the fund had grown to 267,805.15 and, at current growth, would reach approximately $6,000,000 by the second century mark.
The piece argues that salary should not drive effort at work and urges loyalty, initiative, and enthusiasm as the path to advancement. It cites Orison Swett Marden and stresses delivering superior service, personal drive, and originality as key to securing better positions and pay.
A historical note describes aging thermometers showing skewed readings as the bulb shrinks under external pressure. It explains variations between spirit and air thermometers due to sealing and trapped air affecting internal pressure, detailing methodological issues in preserving bulbs and glass seals.
A new organization named Mant Protection Institute unites scientists and manufacturers to purge plant pests. The group aims to promote cooperation between investigators and industry, advancing research and directing efforts against pests while supporting eradication and preventive measures.
Fragmentary quotation recalls harsh landlords before Victor Hugo, with references to Jean Vidjeau and a Brooklyn figure. The text hints at desperate renters and a stark housing climate, though fragmented.
A vast coal deposit has been discovered in Argentina, and it is stated that nearly 8 billion tons are consumed yearly by the country. The ore is described as large and conveniently jointed, suggesting significant future production potential and energy supply impact for Argentina.
A fragment hints at social scandal noting Mrs. Wiggins described as a klepto maniser and defended as a hard working individual not aligned with new sects. The text suggests community gossip rather than a formal report.
A garbled snippet reports a king of Cubuol awarding a decoration. It mentions a cue given last year and cites Poobesh-Loue yile Courier-Journal as the source.
Charles J. Paukett of 804 Oakland Avenue Cedar Rapids recounts rapid weight gain and renewed health after taking Tanlac. He notes improved appetite and relief from persistent heartburn, credits friend’s recommendation, and mentions Tanlac availability in several Iowa towns. The piece also touches on other local notes about nursing hours and prune prices.
Essie Cooper petitions for divorce from A G Cooper on grounds of drunkenness and cruel treatment. The case, filed in Mills County District Court, Glenwood, November term 1920, warns that failure to appear by noon on the second day of term will result in default and a decree. Genung & Genung, attorneys for the plaintiff.
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