19 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
1
Glenwood residents hear Mrs. Kepler visits Bellevue relatives, funeral for Mrs. Fisher in Emerson, and Grandpa news as A G Mauk becomes a grandfather. Local business notes, road conditions, and a large list of sales and vacancies fill this issue with community notices and ads.
The article discusses the human body as a machine, stressing that health arises when all parts relate properly and receive normal nerve impulses. It explains that disease occurs when brain to organ power transmission is interfered with, signaling the science of health.
A terse ad announces a five room home near a pumping station with a large cretern and lot. Asking just $600 with $650 up front, plus $12 monthly thereafter. Owner George Kargel invites immediate sale and provides contact details.
Governor Harding proclaims seed selection actions as farmers work amid the drought. John Hamilton returns from Des Moines to resume college. A Corneal Bluffs reader misses The Tribune delivery. J H Irons hosts visits from Georgia Furbush, Rev Catlett, Maude Rooney, and Mayo Clinic news from Rochester. Geo lg Jones from Rochester on the way home is exhausted. Mrs Jones in Glenwood reports his fragile condition.
The church announces a three week revival with Ira L Deal of Waterloo as song leader and soloist. Rev. and Mrs. Hillis will preach and lead special services for women and girls. A new song book will be used and the program includes daily topics and a Sunday school at 9 45.
The Tribune notes growing public input on local items from residents over the past months. Readers are sharing goings and comings of men and women, making the local news more interesting. The paper thanks contributors for overcoming diffidence and helping keep the community informed.
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