28 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
1
An advertisement touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a superior laxative tonic for indigestion and related ailments. It claims simple remedies only mask symptoms and promotes a free sample by sending name and address to Dr. W. B. Caldwell. Public notice invites readers to request the trial bottle.
The writer rails at election timing and graft while noting Minnesota's public surplus and tax shifts likely to ease next year. A Des Moines anecdote recalls a fatal shooting by Elroy Howard and questions paroling drunken murder, urging consistent punishment and opposing gubernatorial interference.
A fragmented look at how the term professor symbolized distinction and influence in literary and musical worlds, noting its broad application across many schools and publics and reflecting on changing perceptions of the title's prestige.
A fragmented reminiscence discusses the term professor and its shifting connotations in academia and popular culture. The piece cites Jack Johnson and Jim Jeffries as modern examples and lists social visits, teaching arrangements, and local family notes, portraying a community newsletter flavor.
The republican delegates head to the state convention next month unafraid and unashamed, chosen by a constituency loyal to old time republicanism. Crawford county delegates vow to stay true, ready to fight insurgents but reject betrayal, while Iowa’s party future appears in insurgent hands as the era ends with sharp warnings.
A light yesterday shower aids crops in Walnut Grove. Miss Elizabeth Schmit and Mary visited Miss Daisy Reafleng on Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Hipsher travels to Wilbour Nebraska to visit her sister. Mrs. Mike Kearns and Plattsmouth visitors spent last week with Harmon Fitch family. Guss Reafleng's group visited Imogene Monday. Mrs. O. O St John and Lois joined J. M. St John this week. Alonzo Fitch went to Omaha Monday. Sonsning Jensen, Henry Sage and Peter Schmit help Geo Reafleng with hay. Many neighbors threshing this week. Mrs Lottie Engle and Plattsmouth children visiting here this week.
A roundup of local visits shows Robert Bogle from Omaha and C. F. Davis in town from Omaha. Cass County resident Wilbur Hayes dropped by last week, while Agnes Castor stayed a couple days from Omaha. Multiple residents and guests travel between Creston Glenwood Manawa Sioux City and Silver City for family, social and business reasons.
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