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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1900

Page

3

Mills County Republicans Hear Candidate Announcements

A stream of announcements names individuals seeking the office of County Recorder and County Auditor in Mills County Iowa, all subject to Republican county convention or primaries. Signatories include D. C. Jackson, A. J. Keeve, M. L. Kinne, J. G. Jackson, T. Agap, W. Swarts, M. Kelso, V. D. Greenwood, and T. F. Plumb among others.

Tue Oline County Recorder Joe Walter S. Brown Mills County Republican County Convention Echeat Uxtar Les W Enna Arns Fhereby Mulls County Harry 8 Tyena Ingratatm Township Towa Vias Hale Aed Atolin Parker D.C. Jackson A.J. Keeve M. L. Kinne J. G. Jackson Hunt T. Agap Wt. Swarts M. Kelsoa V. D. Greenwood T. F. Plumb

Republican State Convention Des Moines August 1 1900

Republican electors of the state will convene in Des Moines on August 1 1900 at 1 oclock a m to nominate candidates for Secretary of State Auditor of State Treasurer of State Attorney General Judge of the Supreme Court Railroad Commissioner and two electors at large. Delegates are apportioned by counties and per two hundred Shaw votes, with weighted counts for Ninth District counties Antrim Mills Pottawattamie Guthrie and others listed under Weaver chairman and Phillips secretary.

of Wove Des Blaines Evel Supreme Court Leslie M. Shaw Sz Syral Ninth Congressional District Anidybn Mills Pottawattamle Guthrie

Sumner in the Mountains Contest Opens for Manitou Trip

The Opinion announces a voting contest where the top vote getter, a Mills County young woman, wins a five week stay hosted by Mrs. Lucy L. Corbett at Sunflower Camp in Manitou. Subscriptions and weekly voting coupons spell votes. per cent payments convert to votes. all unmarried Mills County residents may enter.

Lucy L. Corbett Emporia Kan Manitou Opinion Clinton Mills Orichon

Auction for 62 acres with house and outbuildings near rail

Farm property offered to the highest bidder includes 62 acres improved land a six room house barn granary sheds and more located 14 miles from the railroad station J E Ebaugh agent Also a note on assisting with harness repair services Geils and a medical ad promoting Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets with guarantee from W Grove's on each box

R. R. Station J. E. Ebaugh

The Average Woman Traveler at the Box Office

A columnist mocks women travelers at theater and railway ticket desks, contrasting cautious behavior with male efficiency. He argues women should trust clerks, curb nerve, and act independently in buying tickets, while noting common anxieties about seating, routes, and train stops. The piece blends humor with social commentary from a St. Louis publication.

Charlie Allice Wao Jefferson City Mother Ive Hese Waunis St. Louis

Laundering Maonnels Tips For Flannel Care

An expert advises soaking heavily soil ed flannels for half an hour in lukewarm soap water with a tablespoon of powdered Vorax. Rinse through multiple waters at the same temperature, avoid boards, wringers should be gentle, and dry in bright air before tight ironing.

Queen Marys Apron Embroidered by Queens Hands

A Mary Queen of Scots apron sewn inside a dress in a London purchase is revealed as her own needlework. Experts call the stitch the lost stitch, using French knots and tiny silk disks under a white tracery edge. The floral design features marigolds jas mines roses and morning glories arranged in a flowing border.

England France United States

Pretty Bedroom Decor Ideas From Early 20th Century Guide

The article recommends affordable wall papers to brighten rooms and outlines a bedroom scheme featuring pale pink chrysanthemum patterned paper, a satin striped variant, soft green carpet, green linen curtains with lace edging, cream muslin under curtains, green linen toilet covers, bed hangings in green linen with pink lining, and pink embroidered white linen bedspread. Green stained furniture with pink tiles and cream ware complete the look.

Red Haired Beauty Advised On Colorful Dress Code

A woman counsel suggests red haired women avoid pale blues and near whites. She favors red browns and ivory satin to flatter skin, calling platinum highlights a discordant note. Jewelry should be a cameo to harmonize the look with brown tones.

Symphony

Poise of Manner and Self Control advised for youth

An editorial excerpt urges women to cultivate poise of mind and outward calm, noting that calm facial expression reflects internal strength. It warns mothers to monitor children for facial distortions during speech and correct them, since habits are hard to break in adulthood.

Pittsburg

Fresh Aly Forecasts Indoor Air Threats and Ventilation Needs

A discussion argues that aging women confined indoors suffer from rebreathed air leading to heart and kidney issues. It claims civilization’s ills stem from polluted air due to population waste, urging ventilation to expel toxins rather than admit more air.

Woman Breeder of Fine Cats Miss Jay Noted English Expert

Miss Jay, an English woman of wealth, runs Holmwood cattery with international fame. Her blue Persian cats are supreme, Doris described as possessing the best points of any cat. Her cattery is a model, and she credits scientific care for delicate foreign animals.

Miss Jay Holmwood Ger Doris Misa Jay'e

Servants In Australia Drive Eight Hour Day Bill

In New South Wales the domestic servants regulation bill advances through preliminary stages. It limits women servants to eight hours per day with three extended occasions per quarter to twelve hours for special events, not allowed on consecutive days. Neglect of duty remains an offense under the bill.

Australia New South Wales Legislative Assembly

Chinese Women Warriors and Princess Cook Days

Reports of Boer women found dead and wounded in trenches evoke a past war where 600000 women served actively. Nan kin housed 10000 drilled women. others built masts, trenches, breastworks. Also notes Empress Victoria and Grand Duchess Louise stressing cooking and housekeeping.

Nankin Germany Empress Augusta Victoria Louise of Baden Princess Victoria Sweden New York Telegram

New Vegetable Antiseptic Remedy Promises Sure Results

A vendor touts a purely vegetable antiseptic claimed to cure long fight with baldness and a host of ailments. The ad asserts years of experimentation, offers a money back guarantee, and urges trials at nominal prices with payment by drafts or orders. References to commercial agencies and banks are included.

Dion’s Dradstreet Aus Bank

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