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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

4

Milk vs. cows milk for infants and adults debate

An article argues milk is ideal for infants but unsuitable for adults. It cites digestive differences, iron content, and disease risks from cow milk, promotes goat milk and buttermilk as safer options, and notes germ theory advances enabling safe fermented milk products for infant feeding.

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Fragmented dialogue on employment and delay

A rough excerpt shows two speakers discussing Bodal fa Lotereat ing and occupying minds with business. One dismisses finding Bodal, the other notes workers and activity in progress. The fragment hints at employment or a planning context without clear events or outcomes.

Winter millinery dazzles with velvets and ostrich feathers

The piece notes costly midwinter fashion, led by rich velvets furs and ostrich feathers. Suppliers struggle to meet demand for gold and silver blooms and perishable rose cloth, as shopkeepers warn of scarcity and rising prices amid festive, era-specific styling.

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Vogue in season s coats and detailing features

The description outlines a fitted coat with narrow back, double breast fronts, large brilddantg buttons, blue satin sleeves, and silver thread embroidery. A gray tulle blouse with a slim waist sits over a round blouse and Methlinaoa rock, with long sleeves and lace trim.

Fashion notes on new coats and detailing trends

The article describes recent coat styles with separate coats, three quarter length cuts, and panel effects. It notes finishing seams in a tick effect, plain directaire looks, and a black velvet shawl collar with plaited sleeves, highlighting striped patterns and panel trim.

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Revival of old slippers and modern dress trends

A fashion note surveys revived gold slippers matching bronze tones, no stockings required with pastel or black gowns, and cautions on shade matches. It also covers waxing furniture with a wax turpentine blend, pony skin coats in new cuts, and quick shield fixes for safety pins and worn seams.

Lamb Feeding Experiments at the Wyoming Station

The Wyoming experiment station concluded a year long lamb feeding trial to gauge hay and grain rations. Three parallel tests compared native hay with oats and oil meal, alfalfa hay with corn, and pea hay with field peas, barley, and spelt, noting native hay plus oats and meal produced slower gains and required more hay. Pea hay performed poorly, with lambs showing the lowest gains and high hay costs, while sweet clover offered stronger gains than alfalfa in some groups.

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Yields of Barley at Ontario Experiment Station

The Ontario experiment station reports the highest six row barley yield from Maosbury lines developed in 1906, with Canada Jarman and Chevalier leading two row varieties at 44.6 83.8 and 62.2 bushels per acre. Winter barley averaged 66.0 bushels per acre over 11 years, while Tennessee winter variety yielded 6.34 bushels per plant in 1907. The text also notes clover and cowpeas as soil improvers, plus plowing methods affecting barley yields from fall and spring plowing to drilling and disk tillage. It ends with incomplete notes on grazing and galvee (likely galve) feeding practices. overall, emphasizes management practices and varietal performance.

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Intolerable Teasing and Eczema Cure Advertisements

Fragmented excerpts describe a heated dispute over nuts and a squirrel, followed by an eczema testimonial. The chaotic text references Manly Hardy and a Forest and Stream piece, then shifts to a baby eczema cure claim for Cuticura remedies with a prior medical failure and a success anecdote from Mrs. P. Gumbin of Sheldon, Iowa, dated July 13, 1908.

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Altruists and Grandmothers Spark Family Exchange

A humorous exchange recounts a seven year old niece who writes with scholarly zeal. An aunt questions the effort, and the niece replies that education begins with a grandmother, since one day she expects to be a grandmother herself.

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Mothers Trust Castoria for Infants and Children

An expert endorses Castoria as a safe remedy used for over 36 years, emphasizing its signature usage. The passage also notes social chatter about an engagement to Charley and highlights Defiance Starch's value, claiming each package contains one third more starch than competing brands.

A Perfect Gentleman marriage service defined

A Boston cynic of the female persona definitions and social roles are mocked in a satirical Penny Pictorial piece. The dialogue questions propriety, work, and status, contrasting a well mannered suitor with a tradesman in a humorous critique of contemporary norms.

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