Brownell Hall Omaha Graduates At Commencement
The Tribune editor and wife attended as their daughter M Nevada Graham graduated from Brownell Hall Omaha on Tuesday June 12 at 10 20 A M at St Matthias Church. The ceremony featured black caps with white trim, a varied musical program, and an address by Rev Henry S Foster of Denver. Honors were given by principal Miss Johnson, with Margaret Carey noted as an honor pupil. A reception followed in the college basement.
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the Tribune
Brownell Hall College
Omaha
M. Nevada Graham
Church of St. Matthias
Nebraska
Henry S. Foster
Denver
Miss Johnson
Glenwood
Margaret Carey
Advice for Respectacled Wearers From the New York Sun
An optician advises spectacle owners to avoid sudden temperature changes that crack shell frames and to prevent lens loosening by proper handling. He cautions against resting glasses on lenses, stresses correct cleaning with a dedicated cloth, and prescribes gentle rubbing with the cloth held in the right hand while the glasses are held steady in the left.
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New York Sun
The Power of Push in Personal Initiative
The article extols push as the key to success. It praises self reliance over charity, noting a real man earns his way and delights in overcoming hard problems. It argues push fuels energy, drives progress, and yields greater victory with tougher challenges.
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Tie
A Fear Employee Faces the Bosses Doubts
A factory manager points to a young man who vows to take his job someday. The boss questions whether the man can remain employed while pursuing that ambition.
Ordinance 218 Sets Multiple Street Grades in Glenwood Iowa
The city council enacts Ordinance 218 establishing sidewalk grades along Locust Street, Myrtle Street, Block 6, Block 91, Gunnolley’s Addition, Block 67, Block 74, Block 16, and repeals conflicting ordinances. The measure fixes elevations and grades from various lot corners and references, with full force after publication. A poem by Martin Joseph Myers from Mills County jail is printed, praising soldiers and Uncle Sam, describing drills, trenches, and crossing the water as part of a morale piece.
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Glenwood
Lowa
Locust Street
Lot 22
Block 23
Myrtle Street
Lot 10
Selley
Gunnolley’s Addition
Block 67
Block
Block 74
Block 16
Mills County
Martin Joseph Myers
Myers
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Mills County Tribune
Mothaye
Bill Earle A. Davis
Tribune
Jones’ Plain Price Store
West Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
Hartman's Bakery
the Fair Store
Dre
Optician
Block 6
Block 91
Fred Fair
J. Wallace
Old Company 1
Uncle Sam
Sam
Cottage
Castle
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