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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
4
A reader recounts a strange Old Hen story from the Indianapolis News. W. Johnson of 417 West Well street reports his hen laid an egg weighing four ounces. He carried three eggs downtown to show neighbors, claiming the hen lays a four ounce egg weekly.
The London Times notes Col R Crompton’s jubilee at the Institution of Selectiiod En sincere gatherings. He recalls starting with Grimme dynamos and Ser rin lamps and recounts his early work with English mechanical engineers. He mentions Swan incandescent lamps in Herechurch Holl and the Lew Courts installation as milestones.
In a talk with the head of a tar firm, a man recounts heavy expense and a hospital stay after meeting a customer Sita Wicksby of Jonesville and securing a large order. The tale ends with a canceled order and a report that Hicksly died ten days earlier per the Birmingham Age Herald.
The dairy division of the Department of Agriculture has developed a novel temperature taking and recording apparatus for studying proteins in ice cream. Although built for scientific work, it is expected to see use in commercial plants as well, Popular Mechanics Magazine notes.
A photographer in Buenos Aires is chosen to document the new citizen identidade program the Cedula avatem and is known for taking more than 500 photos in a single day his serial numbering reaching eight figures by then he notes this milestone with a four minute time frame.
The record of Shackleton and his companions in the cold reaches near death. Legh, Wiled and Shinckletor suffer as Shackleton fights to survive. Sant speaks to Wilson, voicing resolve and danger while the men endure the bitter ice.
A reader letter describes a peculiar couple, Gertainly a quaint pair, noted for arrogance and indifference to public opinion. The piece portrays them as comfortable yet fashionable, living on a stylish street with a yard full of old-fashioned flowers, and as a finny sample of genteel manners, per Kaneas City Sint.
A quirky report notes how European sports adopt American phrasing with terms like keeper for goalkeeper boot for shot and record for recordin as boxing bouts in Naples and a notable event named Vratel Evening Boxe feature a six round match between Astunkde and Blaci Vindenh while observers discuss translation and cultural exchange.
In a running senate debate Norris of Nebraska cites an older clash where Democrats and Republicans condemned Tengley over blocking air quality reforms. He recalls the eloquence and rhetoric used, suggesting at one time a broader condemnation of efforts to delay progress.
Two women architects in Varig pass examinations with high distinction in a male dominated field. The report notes broader trends in England with sizable counts of women professionals including physicians journalists pallbearers cab drivers and painters among others.
A fragmentary exchange shows Carlton asking Marina about the meaning of a dream and a mother seeking clarification. The child answers with a succinct definition about seeing through closed eyes, reflecting a curious, informal conversation in a domestic setting.
London Morning Post notes a tar spill on the Thames after a barge accident. Many swans in the area became coated in tar and several, possibly as many as fifteen, died. Survivors are seen along the river from Richmond to the banks, preening their now chocolate-brown feathers.
A garbled account describes a mother seeking an explanation from a young, recently graduated university woman. The text implies social or moral pressures around education and careers, with a cryptic remark about “S. B simply means Sueiply Suc qwes” and concerns about life choices and vocation.
The piece notes a surge in English women readers and researchers in history, with many publishing works this winter. It highlights a monastic history authority praised by the Royal Historical Society secretary, and observes women historians gaining prestige as wartime interest fuels research and membership.
A fragmentary obituary style sketch recounts Tonis Paeleur, a pilot whose long life blended professional achievement with deep devotion to his wife, Legayi. It notes years of happiness, a Paris returning dream, and the strain of ambition on personal loyalty as his wife’s devotion remained central to the narrative.
A fragmented old text shows a quarrel about kitchen duties and resource use. One speaker assigns heavy labor to a servant while the other mentions bread and cake made by his wife, highlighting strain in household roles.
A family ride prompts young Robert to ask his mother about the crank starts on a car and the family’s travel by train. The narrative recalls his familiarity with car ignition and the long journey to visit his grandmother, ending with his curious question aboard the moving train.
A garbled street exchange shows a wary customer challenging shop staff over a supposed conspiracy. The confrontation reveals tension as the would-be buyer demands explanations while the clerk hints at hidden motives.
Fragmentary OCR captures a quarrelsome exchange with references to Mr Die tin Stax and Senator Sorgism. The text hints at a campaign fund and a call for a decisive public decision, stressing attention to a future presented in a compromised way.
A New York Herald note discusses antiquarians misled by fumes from decaying bodies. It warns such vapors can create illusions about ancient fires and hidden causes, even today.
report notes France is to appoint a premier who will hold the most responsible offices for a short term. It cites that in 51 years France has had sixty seven premiers and average terms hover around nine months. Clemenceau served two terms totaling four years and eleven months.
A secretive figure handling checks for vast sums in Watt Street is Wil Vinny J. Gilpin, head of the New York Clearing House association. The year 1924 saw clearings at 10.78 trillion, while 1986 totals reached 262.998 billion, with major New York banks maintaining constant contact.
An incident near Lioulenadé Mastovikis in Greece involved a hawk attacking a plane flying at about two thousand feet. The avian strike caused damage to the aircraft and forced an emergency descent for repairs.
A fragment shows a suitor urging engagement with Darling while seeking the consent of her father. The response demands politeness and warns against coarse speech, reflecting social expectations on marriage proposals.
The prince of Wales holds multiple titles including Duke of Cornwall Duke of Rothesay Duke of Cambridge Earl of Carrick Baron Renfrew and Lord of the Isles His dignities span the Scottish and English peerages reflecting ceremonial roles and royal succession.
A judge hears a case over a loan dispute alleging failure to repay. The plaintiff claims repayment was promised, but no money was returned. The hearing centers on the alleged breach and potential remedy.
A perplexing dialogue unfolds as two speakers debate expressed opinions and shifts in stance. The fragment hints at miscommunication and the difficulty of changing views after public statements.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Mumps-Sty and Mrs Crump arguing about clothing and manners. A man referred to as Hy Hutzel mentions a bar idea and pays $60, while Stray Stariee's name appears in a stray line. The text remains garbled with unclear context and attribution.
A fragmentary urban legend of a man pressing his wife into a risky deal over a horse. The dialogue hints at coercion and affection, with a sense of tension and danger. No clear date or place is provided. The readable bits suggest a dramatic domestic moment.
Tad Pankins says he has set on seen A Snarrings where The gong Higham Wid look a Fittle Macon aged by the pace the wedding press outs appeared to sel for household expences.
A fragment from the Loujayily Courier Journal quotes vague speech about inviting a person to Langh. It mentions indigestion and prior hedging, with unclear names or clear events.
F.C. Gilehrigg announces as a Republican candidate for Iowa Fiftieth Senatorial District at the primary. He pledges rigid economy in government, support for farm prosperity and cooperative marketing to stabilize prices, and legislative action toward substantial reform. Lausons, Iowa, April 2.
A candidate from Humbalile county announces re election bid for the state representative seat subject to Republican nominating conventions to be held in June 1922. The document cites individuals Nervig Hardy and J D Hak Livermore in the local political process.
W P Hansen announces for Humboldt County Sheriff seeking Republican primary support in June 1922 voters. Ren EE, Mfetieu also seeks sheriff nomination pending primary, urging Republican voters to back their candidacy.
A Humboldt County notice from 1922 informs voters about an upcoming county event or election. It mentions Mrs Aries and Macgaret 4 with references to Preble and Ta, noting the local political context and civic process. The fragmentary text preserves names and places as best it can.
War Clerk of the District Court announces candidacy for Humboldt County district court clerk. Affirms alignment with Republican voters and requests voter support in the primary. Names Paul L. Ernete and Matis Waflukait as participants or witnesses from Dakota City Indiana.
County official Garfield declares intent to run for re election as County Attorney of Muthe Halite County subject to voters in the June Primaries. Garfield emphasizes continuity of policy and service to the community.
A local resident announces candidacy for County Auditor. The filing references party alignment and eligibility details, noting participation in the election process and intent to serve the County via the auditor’s office. The notice lists the voter base and regional affiliations as part of the campaign declaration.
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