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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
6
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A London Daily Mail inspired reverie on chasing the dream hat. The piece blends whimsy and fashion advice, noting the hat's power to boost mood and social success while cautioning that the perfect hat remains elusive. It suggests seeking a hat that flatters face shape, shade, and subtle fantasy without overpowering hair or complexion.
Archery in Scotland traces back to William the Lion with laws on bow use. The Royal Company of Archers evolved by 1676, first parade on Leith Links in 1677, and a royal charter granted by Queen Anne in 1704. Noted figures include Sir Walter Scott. the piece also reflects on rivalry and ambition, contrasting logical and overstated approaches to success.
English mineralogist James Lomax concludes coal originated from vegetable matter deposited where it rests. Substances formed chiefly from leaf litter, twigs, bark, fruit seeds and cones from large trees. Lower coal beds show smaller fossil plants aiding early plant development.
In People’s Magazine June feature Where We Get Our Moods the author cites psychologists on obstinacy as a sign of inferiority rooted in childhood. The piece notes red hair small size freckles and clumsiness as factors and mentions Alfred Adler linking physical inferiority to personality shaping long after the defect fades.
A wealth man nicknamed Uncle Tsaringam trusted a friend with a letter and two cents, judging others untrustworthy amid deep snow and risk of loss. The narrator, a Coropanion contributor, contrasts his hero's extreme frugality and uncharitableness with broader human credulity.
A Lisbon neighborhood tale recounts a father who spanks three daughters after they make noise. He returns to the stairs and administers three spankings, then goes upstairs. The next morning the eldest claims she was spanked twice and Ethel hid under a bed, prompting the father to realize he missed her first. The Exchange column ends with a note on the true American ideal.
An essay-like piece reflects on weather damage reducing corn yields by twenty to forty percent and questions high reported grain yields. It urges farmers to educate urban readers on actual costs of production, farm prices, and the value of cost accounting. It also discusses farm efficiency and the potential role of farm bureaus. It closes with remarks on American identity and health care phrases.
The Tribune editor spent part of last week at the Mineral Springs Sanitarium near Burlington Junction. Pleasant stay with proprietors Mr and Mrs E E Corken. Baths massage and healing water described, springs located 14% miles from town.
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