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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1923
Page
3
Aged theatre icon Sarah Bernhardt dies, having dominated the stage for decades. Despite immense earnings and publicity prowess, she died penniless, her life marked by courage, genius, and a radiant artistic influence that will outlast her era.
A reflective essay argues that rumor travels fast and harms neighbors more than it helps. It urges readers to curb gossip, practice charity, and restrain sensational reporting to avoid ruinous consequences for others.
A Des Moines city fraud case centers on Mary, former park department secretary, sentenced to years for defrauding the city of 25 dollars. The Register described her final position on the front page and attire, sparking debate about the jury. The piece references a spring drive by an unspecified Golfer and a mound attack, illustrating local scandal and sport echoes.
The piece notes Babe Ruth's limited use of hate puns last year while praising Piggly Wiggly advertising. It argues higher sugar prices push costs onto customers, implying tougher shopping conditions.
A young man attempts to flirt in a crowded streetcar, misreads signals, and is rebuffed as the girl pockets his dropped money and moves away. The incident ends with a sharp quip about fare etiquette as she tells him the next ride costs a quarter. City Star report from Kanene.
A fifteenth birthday trip to a country town ends in a tense scene as a friend’s son dismissively insults a deputy when questioned about a situation, revealing a moment of disrespectful behavior and a heated departure.
A late 18th or early 19th century obituary chronicles Captain Lain Govoende Lewis, noted for leadership in frontier exploration across the continent. He died violently near Wayside after a career spanning Washington to St Louis, and was buried in the center of Lewis County, Tennessee, with his memory honored as a pioneer and public figure.
The article highlights Mrs. Nextloor-Sir din and Mrs. Newgit-Oh emphasizing consistent practice. It notes their daily routine includes specific drills and rehearsals to master routine steps and improve overall performance. The piece underscores persistence as key to progress.
Doctor Davis from the Lavinge clinic reports that leg stiffness in children improving as daily meals include vitamin rich fruit juices grains and vegetables. He notes warming growth and gradual straightening due to corrected simple deficiency in human kin by. The Indianapolis News cites New York flour related context.
The piece outlines a naturalists’ fascination with Tibet and a legendary king creature described as thirteen hands high, standing at the shoulder, with light red fur. It notes how expeditions by Brilé and others sparked interest in Tibet’s fauna and its harsh desert winters.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Senator Songhua denying a lame duck label while describing an unnamed figure as wild geeren. The garbled text hints at political tension and strategy amid uncertain timing and leadership.
A garbled local column recounts varied remarks and anecdotes about residents and events. It mentions Fred Southwick and Alma Minnesota ties, a Hardy Bragg, and a range of odd opinions from local figures. The piece reads as an overheard mosaic of names, fragments, and social commentary with unclear cohesion.
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