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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
4
A machine has been successfully operated to milk many cows without hiring help or wife. Demonstration will occur at the Corn School in Red Oak Iowa on January 18. Write A C Gustafson for full announcement.
Cc B Q time timetable notes trains arriving at Glenwood at 8 8 a m and 1 53 p m while No 1 leaves Pacific Junction at 2 00 a m and trains 11 4 and 5 do not run Sundays.
In a tense sequence on Main Street Ariel Tabor returns to Joe Louden’s quiet office as townsfolk swirl with rumors about her. A desperate woman waits, tears and perfume heavy, while distant steps hint at Louden’s delayed appearance and a fragile stability in the town’s shaken social order.
Claudine Fear confesses entanglement with Nashville Cory that led to a violent clash between her husband Happy Fear and Cory at the Beach. Mike and others intervened, Cory escaped by boat, and Fear fled after a close shave with the law. Joe Louden arranges a plan to keep them apart and calm the situation. Ariel meets Louden with a cautious, hopeful stance as tensions ease.
A New York Post piece surveys the timeless question of the identity of the three magi. It traces legendary accounts from medieval monks naming Caspar Melchoir and Balthasar, their origins, journey by a guiding star, martyrdom, and relics ending in Cologne.
A Christmas dinner for Washington's poor drawn 150 loaves of bread by a six foot Santa Claus and a second Claus entry. A Shriner committeeman noted the gift and receipts, then learned the bread came from Carroll Institute by mistake and was happily given away. The New York Times reports the heartwarming mix up.
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