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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
1
The Glenwood opinion urges readers to abandon constant criticism and unite for growth. It cites education reforms, manual training in cities, and practical skills for youths while stressing cooperative effort and civic unity to advance Mills County and the nation.
A string of light humor about family life, young Harold and prayers, a sister’s lucky party chocolate haul, a city man hired out to a farmer, and a note on changing etiquette from courteous kisses to simply walking home with a woman.
A white agent hires a Black man to spend a night in a murdered cottage to prove it is not haunted. The plan backfires as the man disappears after a staged escape, pursued by bloodhounds and a search party, leaving the white contractor to confront the bizarre conclusion and a grim payout.
A garbled historical fragment records a mess of names and phrases about a house, fence, hunting, and Teutonic or regional terms. It mentions Tad, George, and a reference to a “Contra! Peete 1” with unclear context or date.
Lesson outlines the call and sending of Barnabas and Saul as foreign missionaries. It explains that the Spirit call precedes church endorsement, and that the church must seek the Spirit's will when dispatching workers. The ministry centers on preaching God’s Word, with faithfulness and Spirit-filled boldness shaping outreach.
Emerson Wales W W Lets and two children visited this week with her mother Mrs Caroline Rhoades and Mrs Jones Mason of Waterloo is visiting her mother Mrs Lizzie Priest Mr and Mrs M Al Evans left Thursday for Lake McDonald for the summer Miss Hazel Woodin of Climax visited this week in the Jim Fryrear home Mrs Emily Burton was a Malvern shopper Saturday afternoon Mr and Mrs J N Cheney drove to Omaha Thursday Mrs Susie Burton Mamie Gibson and son Mayd went to Glenwood Saturday afternoon The Presbyterian ladies held
This fragmentary social column lists residents and visitors including Eila Sehiefi Fant, Warren Honeyman Ri Me iriat Charles Carson Mavile G. Mrs H C Knights and Margaret Hurst with Fern driving to Red Oak on Thursday. Mrs J Coates and Dean traveling to Norfolk Nebraska to see her daughter Mea Walter Aviderson. Mrs Hagel Meek and party returning Saturday from Roy. D P Dement’s visitor D P Dement and Mrs Baker of Omaha among those noted.
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