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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
1
A Glenwood opinion column surveys President Coolidge's standing amid anticipated conflicts such as the coal strike and tax disputes with Congress. It notes his tax cuts, reduced government spending, Mexican relations, and debt funding as strengths while referencing satire on Labor Day labor and political maneuvering for 1928 with Gov. Pinchot's candidacy.
The piece reflects on autumn as a beauty filled season, slower tempo, and a contemplative contrast to spring. It likens nature’s fading to human mortality, but frames decline as a prelude to renewal and hopeful beginnings, inviting appreciation of fields, woods, and meadows in fall.
Charles Evans Hughes, former secretary of state and chief justice, addressed the American Bar Association in Detroit on liberty and the law. He warned that liberty requires ordered freedom with essential restraints and cautioned against an intolerant spirit that can tyranny when armed.
A verse about autumn comfort contrasts with a long prose critique of a new traffic control dead line and stop signals in the town. The note laments the friction between safety measures and ease of shopping, urging the city to prioritize accessible, friendly traffic flow while supporting rule enforcement. The piece also mentions Mrs. Joe E. Hedges pursuing further college study via extension courses.
Fragmentary note suggests slow driving in a town with penalties for violations to dilute safety concerns. sources cite Exeter as context and question effectiveness of actions to protect the public.
September 27 review outlines two methods Biographical and Summary. Characters Fa ul Luke Silas Timothy Barnabas Mark Lydia and the Philippian jailer anchor lessons. Key dates July 12 August 2 August 6 August 16 August 23 August 30 September 6 September 13 September 20 illustrate the gospel’s spread and the Holy Spirit guiding missions.
The week featured numerous visits and social events. Residents traveled to Atlantic, Malvern, Glenwood, and Omaha while relatives gathered for parties at the Baptist church Basemen. Several families welcomed guests from Council Bluffs and Evans ton. The senior class held a Friday social and Myron Shipman’s home saw visitors.
A brief exhortation invites readers to engage with the Bible as God speaking. It emphasizes Scripture as the channel for divine message and guidance.
Fragmentary report notes a French debt commission will begin actions affecting charges and experts, with perilous implications for public safety and the spread of deadly liquor reputation across Gaul.
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