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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
1
The town discusses subscription and advertising rates while the Opinion longs for 24 hour electric service. A gasoline engine is slated for discard as Glenwood grows beyond evening service. The community seeks a full city schedule to avoid being a back number.
A motivational excerpt by William Walker Atkinson urging individuals to define a clear goal, visualize it with mental pictures, fuel it with faith and will, and persistently pursue it. It emphasizes choosing the positive, avoiding sidetracks, and maintaining steady progress toward the desired outcome.
In Indianapolis News an attorney for a woman charged with neglecting her three children sought to prove good character via witnesses. A Russian witness admitted prior neglect cases, a suspended sentence, and pending trial for neglect of his nine children, undermining defense credibility.
Dr. Maverick in the New York Medical Journal criticizes American students who spend little time in study abroad. He cites a physician trained in eye diseases with minimal weekly hours and a gastroenterology hopeful who blames Hungarian fare. The piece notes a Vienna-bound clinician sacrificing time and health for foreign methods.
A London Chronicle observation notes a girl on a motor omnibus knitting beneath a woolen kerchief while reading fiction. She asks for Brompton Oratory, alights, and the conductor calls her a Foreigner, highlighting quirky habits of transit passengers and cultural hints in early 20th century London.
An old soldier seeks a body-servant, boasting a glass eye, wax arm, wooden leg, and false teeth. The applicant, boastful of five years at a motorcar works, assures he can take apart and reassemble any machine, easing doubts about suitability.
A tale of a fevered patient who recalls a vision of his beloved Enid Merryweather, and the handkerchief that proves their connection. Enid reveals she traveled to New York to visit his bedside, dropping the handkerchief in a moment of confusion, yet their romance persists beyond the mystery.
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