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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
4
An elderly Fremont County man recalls early experiences with local Indians during the 1840s. He describes friendships, games, and a teacher role, including guiding an Indian doctor who cured his sister Polly of a tape worm with herbal remedies and root bark.
Glenwood players W. C. Rathke Stedman French Eugene Woodruff Tom Kier Jason Standin ford Fred Kelley and A. M. Cleve land joined Mrs. W. C. Rathke and others for a Friday tennis visit to Plattsmouth to play alongside locals at Shenandoah tournament courts. Matches were evenly divided. doubles favored the Larsons, while Glenwood won more singles. Arrangements were made to host Plattsmouth at Lake Park courts next week and Epworth League Institute work is noted for court improvements.
Rev. Wm. Shoemaker will return from vacation this week and lead Sunday services as usual. Whitney Gilliland, back from summer military training at Fort Snelling, is expected home Friday evening.
A mixed local notice lists a last pocketbook find with a reward and contact at Mrs Roy Lynch 806 Sycamore Street Creston Iowa. Also shows FINE SHOE repairing by Fred Woodruff in Mickelwall building northwest corner square Adj 11th. For sale a 5 room bungalow 2400 and 60 acre poultry dairy farm 6000 with payments. Rentals offered from 10 to 20 dollars. West Side Glenwood Iowa address A Fackler. Also public remarks from Macon Telegraph and Chicago News about the Day ton trial and a joke ballad. A clarinet for sale 30 dollars at Opinion office.
The article fragment describes Mr. Greer calling the entire office for a heart to heart talk about Proposition A. He urges informing a dealer that Proposition A is enclosed and questions the dealer's view of the Ne Plus Ultra Washing Machine.
An executive's tirade about a rival washing machine line unfolds through a dictation session and a junior clerk Miss Button. The boss grimly notes a failed demonstration while blaming the sales staff, and Button's act of tearing up a strong letter angers him as a major bet goes to her.
A woman known as Mummy lies in bed after typhoid preparation for travel abroad. Her "belong disinclined" friend avoids visitors for a period. An ultimate friend arrives as a small daughter is sent to explain the situation, noting intoxication and a severe headache previously.
A fragmentary line from a literary reminiscence discusses mankind as a dome of thought and magic preservation in books. The note attributes the idea to George Hitor, referencing Bonita and the notion of chosen possession of men.
A historical note explains London sits atop extensive underground bathy? areas devoid of water, while the surface remains dry. It highlights a paradox where topsoil looks dry yet subsurface voids resist digging for water.
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