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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1902
Page
5
This ad promotes overcoats described as fitting and suited to the wearer and social station. It promises style, proper tailoring, and affordable prices with an explicit guarantee of absolute satisfaction. It emphasizes fit and value for money in a period newspaper tone.
A historical guide outlines step by step methods to train a horse to respond to Yes or No signals, shake hands, and lie down. It covers using a pin on the chest and neck to cue responses, rewards with sugar, and gradual reduction of signals. Practical cautions urge calm, steady handling to avoid injury.
An English traveler who has visited every nation asserts that eggs are universal worldwide, noting in western China eggs were hard to obtain until he demonstrated with a comic squatting dance and a cluck, prompting locals to understand his request and provide eggs.
A fragmentary 19th century style discussion questions if freed education could aid natural development and broaden functions beyond basic duties for youths with disabilities. The text notes examples of children using tools and instruments, including a kilts fork violin and other implements, to illustrate potential capabilities.
In 1881 on Gazelle peninsula New Britain, cockatoos and wild pigeons were seen drinking sea water from calm, glassy harbors near Kaibaira trading station. A German neighbor noted the habit as common, with flocks sometimes covering beaches. The note links the birds’ behavior to local freshwater influx and pepper berry diets.
A London Tatler note outlines how William the Conqueror introduced a forcible oath and the fierce gaze that accompanied it. It claims later rulers, including Queen Elizabeth I, swore with vigor, often alarming courtiers and even rattling royal windows with expletives.
The groom sustained slight facial scratches and reduced self assurance, likely to become timid. The bride suffered dignity damage yet remained brave and will recover gradually. Cupid was badly shocked, and Life will recover.
Mrs Cay-Yes asserts she buys items to please her husband while Mrs Schoppen-Tora and Bre Gaily discuss a male influence. The conversation reflects social pressures and domestic expectations noted in the Philadelphia Press.
A garbled note describes a fair offer with unclear terms and awkward phrasing. It references a person and a request for help or instruction but the specifics remain unreadable. The fragmentary text hints at a negotiation or exchange context without clear outcomes or detail.
What the Moon Is explains Earth's satellite with 2000 mile diameter and 240000 mile distance, no atmosphere, no water, no light of its own. Mills county farmers urged to rent Missouri farms. Glenwood contact Nelson Frain. Canning Co buys apples. Wood for sale on Wolf farm near Glenwood. sales jobs for Lincoln Oil Co.. hunting forbidden on Heaton lands. Old newspapers for 5 cents. Local market notes on corn wheat butter potatoes.
The notice warns hog owners of cholera without much genuine cholera present and attributes losses to worms indigestion typhus and other stomach ailments. It promotes Seea Hog Remedy priced at $2.00 for a 2 1b pail and urges liberal use at first signs of illness, sold by A J Howl.
Fully stocked for trade, offering big savings from 20 to 334 percent on items. Own Brand silver knives and forks priced at 3.50 per dozen with one weight of silver per dozen. If unsatisfied, customers can return for replacements. Also selling La-28c dies brooches, originally about 95, now 28 each. Sale lasts until stock runs out.
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