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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
7
A sales pitch-like text promotes Health Germs as a cure for disease. It argues health germs are mastery over illnesses and that health outcomes improve where Health Germs are used. No verifiable medical basis is presented.
May Riddle answers are sought for the daily puzzle with a $1.25 prize. Readers are urged to consult the paper, study the riddle for one minute, and submit the correct solution.
Miss Louise Harsch of Omaha was a weekend guest of Mrs. A F Rager. Miss Hattie Brown deputy clerk of the district court visited in Omaha. Miss Fannie Hill elected fourth grade teacher in Pacific Junction schools. Mrs. Earl Archey and daughters Maxine and May visited relatives in Red Oak. Miss Katherine French and Mr and Mrs A C Gourly attended Seven Day Adventists services in Red Oak. Rebekah degree staff were entertained at Mrs Geo Wolfe’s home for Mrs Fred Fairy who leaves soon for the west. John Hamilton visiting from Fargo after opening a Retail Credits Company branch. vacation includes Delta Colorado and Louisville Kentucky assignments.
E M Myers and Misses Hattie and Nellie Brown visited Glenwood on Monday. A wave of guests from Wayne Nebr and Council Bluffs filled homes this week, with Dr G V Caughlan welcoming a new son Richard and several locals traveling to Lincoln and Omaha for events. A busy social calendar includes dances at Glenwood lake, theater bills, and a Baptist women’s society all day gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs G W White with 65 attendees and farewell spoons for Mrs Fair and Mrs Campbell.
Despite unseasonably chilly weather a large number of Pythian Sisters Temple members attended a picnic at T. L Smouse home on the city’s north edge last Thursday evening. Men and boys enjoyed horseshoe pitching while women spread a cafeteria style feast on the front lawn. A bonfire warmed the air as dusk settled and the Pythian orchestra played selections. A short program of songs and recitations by children followed. Overall it was a very pleasant affair.
The annual exhibit of industrial and manual work by the institution’s schools will run Friday afternoon and evening from 2 30 to 9 p m. The public is invited to attend. Articles will not be for sale as they are to be taken to the State Fair. A relief ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion with local druggists Humphrey and Haley.
A film review notes Puggy Malone’s tough life in a dark tenement and her complex romance, highlighting class divides and shared human nature as she fights and falls in love in thePicture.
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