06 Jan 1921
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
1
The piece argues farmers face high margins and growing loan costs while some rely on others to handle duties. It critiques complacency in defense preparedness citing Japan tensions and references the American Legion as a call to action. The column questions whether George will act again.
A narrator contrasts life in the United States with turbulent foreign lands. The piece celebrates America’s stable government, education, health, wealth, and peace while describing chaos, famine, and destitution abroad. It highlights prosperity and warns against foreign disorder, urging viewers to value freedom and plenty in America.
In 1920 the U S imported over 160 million dollars of foreign grain and farm products, signaling vast competition for American farmers. The piece contrasts Wilson Underwood free trade with farm import costs and notes income tax basics and rising land values in Iowa. It highlights a push to defend agricultural interests against imports and high land prices.
A rhetoric urging unity and progress, calling on energetic residents to move forward, rectify past mistakes, seize opportunities, and stay active in pursuing improvements, with a spirited commission to avoid dwelling on the past.
A reflective piece noting a year filled with prosperity happiness and contentment. It asks if readers are duly appreciative of the blessings and the few sorrows encountered. The tone resembles a civic or religious observance urging gratitude for favorable events and experiences.
The passage notes gratitude to the Lord for blessings and questions whether success stems from merit alone. Mrs. Charlie Chaplin warns girls against marrying a genius, suggesting better cautions against fools amid a festive season. Dads remain cheerful as bills are paid and families worth their sacrifices.
Article extols Chamberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for constipation. It calls them easy and pleasant to take and says the proper dose gives a mild, gentle effect while also strengthening digestion.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller of Glenwood testifies she suffered kidney trouble bladder inflammation and rheumatic pains with swelling and misery. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her kidneys became regular again and rheumatic discomfort diminished she praises the remedy as reliable. 60 cents at dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
A grandmother’s hair grayed and faded but Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound restored natural color. Advertises easy use by dampening a comb and applying strand by strand with noticeable results by morning after one or two applications. Not a disease cure or prevention.
Seed corn promised by James Wiltse of Rulo Nebraska. Surest croppers and biggest yielders offered with seven varieties. Guaranteed satisfaction or money back within ten days. 100 pounds shelled priced at 6.00 dollars. Order now while stock lasts.
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