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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1930
Page
7
The corner store and Richardson’s announce a two day and Saturday baking school led by economy lecturer Whitwyell McManon. April 24 and 28 start at two o’clock each afternoon in Bunge hall with invitations from local outlets.
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor Joe Hurley outlines the Easter season plans and invites all members to attend next Sunday’s services. Sunday School, morning worship on The Call of the Master, youth and evening worship with the theme Two Brothers are scheduled, with a church motto The church with a Friendly Hand for all who come.
Pastor Jacobson continues the series The Words Spoken From the Cross with morning sermon Jusay Agony on the Cross and The Sacrament of the Lords Supper. Evening subject The Real Thirst of Jesus. Easter goals: record Sunday School attendance and offering. orchestra performed last Sunday and meets each Saturday evening.
Evangelical Church J Haclen Pastor. Sunday School at 9 a.m Worship at 10 30 a.m and 7 30 p.m Milweek service Tuesdays at 7 p.m at Mrs Anna Schneiders home Junior EL CT on the standard Sunday each month at 11 a.m Ladies Aid Society first Wednesday monthly Woman's Missionary Society second Wednesday Choir practice Thursdays at 7 30 p.m.
St Pauls Lutheran welcomes worshippers with Sunday School at 9 80 a m and services at 10 30 a m Grace and accordia noted. Mrs John Carleson visited Eagle Grove last Thursday W T U to meet April 1 at Mrs A R Martin's home Mrs Jake Grandia of Pella visiting at Mrs Nick DeWaard's Dick Elmer and daughter Marthy home from Mercy Hospital Fort Dodge returns. Nurse Margaret Molin on a case near Waterloo at Supl B A Ralston home. Choir to present Easter cantata April 12 under Mrs D J Christenson. Margret Strachan district No 7 Corinthe township placed in Humboldt spelling contest. Tay Milla from Renwick school also competing. Curtis Rockwood and Misa Gullixson and Phyllis Dyeochson noted in past winners.
A Los Angeles inventor named Jobin H Leavell has patented a device to release odors with films. The patent describes scenting as a way to enhance the cinema experience, with aromas ranging from incense to tobacco, inviting a future of all talking, singing, and colorful movies.
A fragmentary report notes an early camera patent by W P Greene in London on June 21 1883 for capturing a band of sensitized cells on film. It mentions a first moving picture and a public exhibition at the Ayde Park venue with a panel of photographers and exhibitors.
France transforms 32 million acres of marsh and shifting sands once barren after deforestation. Government planting and forestry leadership revived the region, boosting value to over 100 million dollars and supporting prosperous communities.
Early reports describe improved transmission methods for distributing news to major towns during St Leger week. The update notes faster delivery to Minard towns and rural areas, with emphasis on timeliness and reliability across the region.
The article describes Berber rug weaving before Roman times, noting regional styles in Africa and Algeria. It contrasts Berber rugs with Arab and Smyrna types, highlighting pile textures and border motifs. It notes post French conquest shifts due to propaganda and industrial schools.
Fragmented OCR notes claim Greek and Etruscan roots shaped Roman art, architecture, and literary life. It cites Homer, Plato, Aristotle as benchmarks, Caesar and Lucretius for Roman craft, while noting Rome lacked a unified architectural style of its own and drew heavily from Greek and Etruscan sources.
The article outlines three major ice sheets: the Labradorian in northeastern Quebec spreading south to cover much of eastern Canada and reaching New York. the Beewalin radiating from west of Hudson Bay converging with the Labradorian, and the Cordilleran diverging southwest of the Rocky Mountains likely contacting the Reewatin. Drift in Wisconsin remained untouched within the Reewatin and Labradorian lobes amid unclear reasons for this protection.
A damaged Brockton Enterprise snippet describes a reader mixed with unclear text about language learning and a breakfast scene. Names and concrete facts are scarce, with puzzling phrases and a fleeting mention of a room and an ice water incident.
A dubious tipster fable circulates about someone seeking fortune by following or avoiding horses based on a misread message. The tale centers on exchanging five dollars for supposedly sound advice that proves unreliable and costly.
A fragmentary discussion argues that the word Scaniinayign reflects Latin adaptation and links to the Scandinavian peninsula and its peoples. It mentions Norwegians and Swedes, broader Nordic groups, and notes ambiguous connections to Denmark Iceland and the Cerwaale race in a speculative tone.
The text argues that fortunes are blamed on luck or external causes rather than personal responsibility. It suggests superstition over fact and cites failures due to forgetfulness, carelessness, or lack of foresight as common scapegoats.
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