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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
1
The Glenwood Opinion column reviews inconsistent behavior in human nature, urging open-mindedness in psychology. It discusses a Wright county farm purchase, urging young men to buy land while prices are low, and ends with playful social excerpts about men and marriage roles reflecting early 20th century gender views.
Editorial by Wayne D Choate urges reverence for teachers guiding 3 500 students returning to Mills County classrooms. It praises parental cooperation, promotes home study and reading over passive entertainment, and stresses courage to choose reading in fall and winter evenings for lasting benefit.
A Hamilton County farmer's steady approach leads to the purchase of a quarter section. The brief note highlights rural acquisition and the local land market dynamics in Webster City Freman Journal.
A long reflection on continuing education urges that home study remains vital as many youths depart for college or enter life’s workforce. It stresses lifelong learning, cites Mark Twain, and warns against assuming knowledge ends with formal schooling, noting opportunity and inclination as keys.
A city library announces regular hours with extended Sunday service and summer repairs finished. New titles include Old Ladies by Hugh Walpole, Life of Lincoln by Barton, World Travels by Carpenter, Arrowsmith by Lewis, and They Knew What They Wanted by Howard among others. The traveling library now offers 100 new volumes for readers.
An event titled the Careful MacTavich Me MacTavish drew attendees who gathered for a curteten ys setting. The scene featured a guest exchange with phrases like Batdy and Bat Pm, ending with a farewell as evening began, per the Central Prem Acsedti report.
Fragment lists electric well drills tele pumps and other electrical equipment including artificial illumination.
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