Glenwood Notes Show Local Visits and Travels
Mrs. James A. Swope visited Omaha Tuesday while Miss Edna Miller spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. C. L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Robinson left for Excelsior Springs on a two week trip. Mrs. J. W. Carter planned an extended western tour visiting Seattle and California. Clyde Rhoads and Steve Criswell headed to Lake Alexandria Minnesota with families. Virginia May celebrated her sixth birthday with friends at her grandmother's home.
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Edna Miller
Omaha
C. L. Miller
J. W. Carter
Mrs. Craven
Seattle
Wash
Clarence
California
Northland
Clyde Rhoads
Steve Criswell
Lake Alexandria
Minn
Virginia May
Ralph May
Alec Miller
A Real Science From Spine Adjustments to Health
A chiropractor explains that most disease stems from nerve pressure caused by misaligned spine bones. By analyzing the spine he identifies out of line vertebrae, then quickly adjusts them to restore nerve flow and health. He promises painless adjustments and free consultation.
Des Moines and Green Mountain Visit Mentioned
Avis plans a two week visit with relatives and friends in Des Moines and Green Mountain. Mrs. Louisa Forbes and Miss Idan Roush of Pomeroy Ohio accompany.
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Avis
Des Moines
Green Mountain
Louisa Forbes
Idan Roush
Pomeroy, Ohio
Friends and Visits Highlight Glenwood Social Roundup
A bustling Glenwood social scene features Mr Cate's promotion as assistant cashier after six years service, Miss Margaret Carter hosting house guests Ruth Will Gladys Stekkotter Mary Brown Helen Plimpton Helen Agan, and young men of Woodruff family befriend guests Eugenie and Albert. Helen Burred returns from Sumner School Cedar Falls while Mrs Cook joins supervising staff at the college training school. Ellea Byer and son Woodrow travel from Gallipolis Ohio visiting Ida Byer and Rodolph Byer. Ohio crops said good though industry weak. Claude Deupree hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs Charles Woodruff of Prineville Oregon, former classmates of Mrs Deupree. later the Woodruffs depart Oregon after a Glenwood visit. A full Burres family reunion at William Burres home includes Edwin Milne of Omaha and Ralph Snodgrass of Council Bluffs. Helen just returned from Cedar Falls summer school.
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Margaret Carter
Ruth Will
Red Oak
Gladys Stekkotter
Omaha -Sind
Mary Brown
Helen Plimpton
Helen Agan
Glenwood
Woodruff Brothers
Eugenie and
Albert
Fime
Mise Helen “Burred
Sumter School
Cedar Falls
Cedar Palls
Harold Cook
Miss Brown
W. S. Brown
Ellea Byer
Woodrow
Gallipolis
Ohio
Ida Byer
Rodolph Byer
Green Street
William Burres
Edwin ‘Milne
Omaha
Ralph Snodgrass
Council Bluffs
Helen
Iowa
Devious Ways of Crooks and Modern Burglary Tactics
A vintage account by Wilfrid Singleton describes how thieves move with changes in crime. It outlines a warehouse robbery plan using key impressions via bone of a cuttlefish and explains how officers’ routines aid burglars.
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Wilfrid Singleton
Bes
Tate
Prairie avenue salesman longs to see a fire extinguisher in action
A Prairie avenue salesman describes years of observing extinguishers in Detroit and his wish to witness one in operation. He hopes for a small blaze to satisfy his thrill and curiosity, though he notes it may never occur.
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Prairie Avenue
Detroit
Sea Debris Coal Trade Hits Scottish Beach Scene
Rural and urban workers gather coal from Badkhayes to Fife on Scotland's coast. Women and children carry bags and gear to supply families as farmhands trek with horses for fuel. tides shift, weather worsens, and shore treasures are hauled away amid rough extraction.
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Badkhayes
Fife
Scotland
Kaneae
Tees
Crenea
Firth of
Werth
Advertising Dialogue Sparks Casual Remarks on a Policy
Fragmentary OCR captures a street conversation about a life policy with names like Wilbur Scholingtal and Jefferson Mateh. The speakers discuss reaction, appeal, and planning a canvass, ending with a signoff and a New York Life reference. The readable bits suggest informal endorsement and personal commitment to the insurance discussion.
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Wilbur
Jefferson B. Mateh
W. F
J. B
Water Power in Africa and Its Energy Potential
Statement argues Africa holds over half of the world’s untapped hydro potential. Notes engineers’ heat judgment and calls for renewed attention to Africa as a power source. Mentions press voices like the Times and potential global implications.
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Africa
Old Town Advances to Trujillo in Central America
The oldest North American settlement, Old Town, was founded by Columbus in 1502 and its historic streets now glow at night with electric street lighting. A special 13,200 volt transmission line twelve miles long brings electricity to Truxillo.
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Old Town
Trujillo
Central America
Columbus
Truxillo
Opinion Want Ads Bring Results
Hillsdale Church will hold Sunday school and church services as usual next Sunday morning, with usual morning offerings and a reminder of upcoming church activities and programs.
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Hillsdale Church
Diver Carries Weight in Early Underwater Gear
An odd OCR fragment describes a diver wearing waterproof cloth gear and a helmet with built in valves. It mentions carrying weight and front centar as part of early diving equipment, noting about 2th povided details.
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United States
Gold Coast Steel Tales From The Empire Review
A fragmentary historical note describes gudheas arriving in days of a werchait era, minting the colme from gold raised in distant territories. It mentions ties to On and Viguinend, aid from Gui, and broad stations along the gold coast as part of Theodore's empire in London era review.
Course of Wisdom Winke on Bandit Hold Ups
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker pondering threats and emergency responses. The garbled text mentions a bandit and urges handling fear, suggesting a newspaper quote from Cincinnati. Readable content is sparse and unsettled, with unclear context or attribution.
Morning's Cold Bath Instructions and Glenwood Visit News
Morning's Cold Bath directions advise filling tub one third full with cold water then toggling to hot water. local notes mention Mrs Hilles, former Baptist minister’s wife, visiting August 4 and 5 with old friends in Glenwood. Mr and Mrs Wade of Columbus Nebraska visiting relatives in Glenwood this week and noting drought concerns back home.
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C. W. Whiffen
Evelyn
Tom
Lewiston
Nebr
Nantelile Banner
W. C. Wade
Columbus
Glenwood
Mr. Wade
Fragmentary OCR Historic Note on Travel and People
The text presents garbled references to travel and people brief notes. It mentions miles of a route and a person named Mowatt in a context implying a human journey. Readable entities are sparse and uncertain due to OCR corruption.
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Iit
Borhadd
Fragmentary Notebook Entry Describes Confused Scene
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a chaotic moment involving a woman, a baby wrapped in a blanket, and unclear actions. The text remains unreadable in places, offering few concrete details beyond a disturbed, fragmentary scene.
Two Types of Artiste and the Idea of Art
A fragmentary quotation discusses two types of artist. It esteems the great artist as enlarging human art and embracing new things with love, while the would-be artist merely inks and tints what he calls art. The piece attributes the line to Havelock Kills, though the source text is garbled.
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Hawutifel
Tad
Havelock
Wooden trays cleaned by gentle rubbing method
Wooden trays, though warped in using, need cleaning. Dishes and plates carried on them cause marks and stains. A tray marked in this way may be restored by gentle rubbing with warm linseed oil and a soft cotton or absorbent material.
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Italy
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City OF
James A. Swope
Sarge
Robinson’s
Adv
Pred Workman
Tim
L. 8
Robinson
Louise Lyon
William Wood College
Robinson's
Charles Colbert
Joseph Hiatt
John Johnson
Rachel
Sioux City
Corrinne Knoepfler
Edna Record
iMrs. L. R. Craig
Chicago
M. C. Dean
Cleva Hartman
Betty Aileen Plumb
Wesley’ Chapel
Honter Kier
Carl Buch
Minnesota
Jakes
M. H. McCluskey
Mae Barker
Rker
Tineras
Atlanta
George Reafling, Jr
Plattville Township
Edwin Plimpton
Carrie Kiddoo
Val Crouch
Clifford Morgan
J. A. iFackler
Crewdson
Lynn Street
H. H. Cheyney
John Morley
T. L. Smause
Jesse Mauk
Frank Broadfield
Florence Barber
Commerce
Texas
Wayne D. Choate
Baptist State Assembly
Grace Evans
Council Bluffs, Tawa
E. L. Michaelson
Dr. Michaelson
E. L. Blocker
Gertrude Follett
Malvern
M. J. Williams
Williams
Miss Follette
L. M. Lord
Dorothy
Gertrude
Miss Lord
Helen Roberts
Bedford
Ruth Michaelson
Atlantic
Southwestern Iowa Chiropractor's Association
Floyd Smith
Frank Ridgway
Norman Genung
Sagauche
Colo
Genung
Geraldine
Janice McCormack
A. H. Culver
Kassel
Ames
Wilbur Brower
Miss McCormack
J. E. Deacon
A. W. Carlson
Council Buffs
the Fair Store
J. D. Ironmonger
Willard
Wheeler
Battery Ani Tire Service
Willard Service
Cate Sori
Siv
Claude Deupree
Charles Woodruff
Prineville
Oregon
Lila H. Woodruff
Stone Battery
Vesta Batteries
Goodrich Tires
Deep Rock
King Klean
Virginia
Seul
Gund-Sein Co
R. H. Daniel
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