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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1925
Page
6
A rambling monologue extols animals and tobacco branding. The speaker defends humane care for animals and critiques male bravado linked to Bull Durham tags, while noting regional expectations and odd humor about selling eggs and tobacco. The tone is idiosyncratic and distinctly informal.
The text outlines an aesthetic and art oriented personality type featuring a pear shaped head, light build, and traits suited to arts and crafts. It notes tendencies toward vitality limits, quick learning and forgetfulness, vanity in mental pleasures, and a capability to shift burdens. It also lists miscellaneous social notes and local names unrelated to the main description.
A Duluth Herald item labels a partisan as a man who sees you as an enemy if you cannot match his unreasonableness. The remark reflects a sharp political clash and public discourse tone.
Elmer Scott returns from Freeport after his mother Mrs. John A. Scott dies at 73 in Vinland Hudson and Glenwood residents mourn. The RI club hosts its first all day session January 21 with a large crowd, a cafeteria dinner, and many attendees including members and guests.
A Willard dealer says battery life hinges on use, time, care, and battery quality. He notes some last ten years, while others fail after months, and explains mileage and driving habits influence wear and performance.
A mother bunny struggles to answer where gray coats come from as her children demand a source. Pussy Willow appears in a gray coat, can’t explain, but the bunnies soon wake to find their coats and thank her, learning a lesson about growing up and forgetting childhood wonders.
The sixth annual Iowa Farm Bureau convention at Des Moines urged closer union among farmers and farm organizations, backed cooperative marketing, and called for tax policy reforms including an income tax and limits on tax exempt securities. Delegates opposed the Good Roads bill and favored two cent gas tax while pressing for agricultural protection and state tax studies.
Rex Theater in Glenwood Iowa screens The Arizona Express for Thursday and Friday January 29 and 30 with a light comedy and a melodrama frame. The plot follows Dave Butler and Pauline Starke in a playful onstage exchange about names and luck as the laughs unfold with a sputtering romance and a brief musical interlude.
Readable fragments show comedy titled Nufsed Xe amid Monday programs on February 2 featuring Herbert Rawlinson in a historic cinema listing.
A dramatic note promotes The Girl of the Golden West with Sylvia Breamee and J Warren Kerrigan. It pledges real drama full of action and daring tales of love and sacrifice, inviting renewed engagement with their stories.
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