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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
6
In a June evening tale, Rose flees after spotting Will with another woman. Will discovers Rose's note, invites her home, and a playful reveal with their families leads to a joyful reconciliation as a whippoorwill signals their happy ending.
The Order of Odd Fellows, founded in London in 1745, is a leading benevolent society with branches in the United States, Canada and beyond. The Independent Manchester Unity, formed in Manchester in 1815, claims long lineage and large membership, with 1920 figures around 1 077 588 and capital near 90 million. The United and National Independent Orders are similar, effectively parts of the same fraternity.
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship 10 46 communion subject The Old and the New Covenant Christian Endeavor 7 00 open air 8 00 at Court House front weather permitting in church otherwise evening meetings prayer Wednesday 8 00 public invited Bible school 10 communion sermon 11 Knowledge Prayer Examples Endeavor 7 00 Naomi Thompson leader Union services Court House park 8 00 Pleasant Hill Pleasant Ridge Holy Holiness services 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 8 00 prayer Thursday Howard Mintle pastor open invitation to all
The article depicts hands blistered by hard labor and sweating brows as Dobbin and Dan drag equipment. WIN Hall wields a shovel while A L Wolfe and Col Swope watch, all preparing for a big tournament. Services and meetings are scheduled at the church with various activities listed, including Sunday school and Epworth League. A separate midweek service is noted, and H S Grit is confined at home after a Tuesday accident involving a buggy.
A brief note compares local dogwood out here with the Iowa dogwood in leafage and blossom. It notes the white blossoms rise as large as the wing of a large butterfly, highlighting the distinctive appearance of the summer variety.
Merritt Mendenhall, now of Nebraska City, has developed a visible radiophone with ether-transmitted sound and a face box allowing the operator to see the other end while tuned in. The inventor, formerly from Pacific Junction, notes the design would hinder singing in the bath.
A reader urges rain to curb timber fires west of the Cascades where May blazes ruined millions of feet of lumber and devastated small towns. The note recalls a June Everett trip, noting gardens, lakes, shipyards, and lumber exports from Puget Sound along with ongoing development despite spring fires and floods.
New England terrain links Catskills to northern peaks via the Taconic range along Massachusetts border. Greylock rises to 3,535 feet and Mount Everett to 2,624 feet, both designated as state reservations.
The reader recalls a rural family scene where a mother explains storks and birth to Sonny, who questions apes, dirt, and ribs. Sonny learns men can resemble animals, while Sis endures an overbearing suitor described as dogged and bull-dogged, with mocks about “bull-headed” men and a farm backdrop.
A reader's letter riffs on gender and politics, lampooning Darwin, assigning animal metaphors to men and women, and critiquing Democrat and Republican behavior. The writer argues degeneration contrasts between genders, likening a woman to a bird when degenerate and pressing religious language.
The speaker muses on gender, origin, and humanity versus animal instinct. He recalls Adam naming woman and notes the paradox of being able to act as man or brute. He questions divine intent and asserts personal power to choose behavior amid raw urges.
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