31 Mar 1927
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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
1
A lengthy analysis surveys the 1928 Democratic scene with focus on the Smith McAdoo duel, possible compromises, and potential nominees like Ritchey Reed or McAdoo. It notes New York results hint at broader appeal, discusses party fractures over Prohibition, and predicts a turbulent, scoreful year for Democrats.
In a Washington Post style scene Eve clashes with Mrs Mann over guardianship and marriage. Eve reveals Judge Johnson may grant her ownership if she finds a worthy husband while Billy aids and Mammy Mann collapses. A tense, melodramatic domestic drama unfolds with covert remedies and wary loyalties implied.
A Deergren Independent report states Aztecs created copper tools with hard gseteel wax, a discovery linking ancient Mexican craft to early metalworking techniques. The brief notes the unusual wax treatment used in shaping copper thousands of years ago.
Fragmented reader note appears to discuss a gift and a person named Amah with unclear context. The garbled text suggests a retrospective or literary line about beauty and intelligence but lacks coherent facts, names, or events to form a definite news item.
The article notes cork is sourced from northern Africa and states total cork costs reached 16,017,378 dollars in 1926. It also cites insulation cork expenditure of 6,984,705 dollars in 1926. The piece highlights cork’s tree bark origin and its application in insulation.
The Mills County Fair, one of the oldest county organizations, gains strong backing from President V. A. Bummers and Secretary A. O. Haidemat with efforts of poultry and livestock clubs. The event, planned with local clubs and organizations in Malvern, aims to showcase juvenile talent and county agriculture, reflecting broad county cooperation.
Data from chemists claim alfalfa yields higher protein per acre than clover or timothy, with one acre matching three acres of clover or nine of timothy. If farmers plant alfalfa this spring, Mills County’s annual feed bill of about 410 018 could drop to a fraction, given typical yield and protein comparisons.
Clyde S. Miller and Rube Liebman traveled from Waterloo and Chicago to Malvern to contract big free attractions for the Mills County Fair, set for August 2 3 4 and 6. Miller’s Hanna Miller team will showcase trained high school horses and a four hero troupe with sensational riding and educational tricks, while Liebman known as the “Rube of all Rubes” joins the lineup.
Diseases show continuous presence for over a year in the southwest, with five Missouri River counties affected and additional cases in Polk and Scott. Health officials warn deaths may rise if protection lapses. Measles set a weekly high with 912 cases as reporting improves, contributing to a record weekly total of 1,162 for all communicable diseases.
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