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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
7
The Vitel Baptist Church announces a Sunday morning service at 11 and Sunday School at 10.25 with Pastor DeVries leading. Choir practice is set for Monday at 8 and a prayer service with Mrs Brown is planned for Tuesday at 8. The church offers religious instruction and women’s circle meetings led by Mrs Geo Peteru on Friday.
Bid notices announce that bids for steel commissioner work must be received by the Clerk at 8 o'clock on May 1926. Bids should state the price per hour for one man and price per hour for one horse, with also a price for one side and a measurement. The Town Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted.
Memorial and devotional services listed for May at multiple churches. Mar. DeVrivg and Rev Cook headline sermons, with dates and times scattered across Baystial and Byanyeds igal Chinrele locations.
The Renwick High School Alpini plan a Monday evening meeting at De W. Ht Long's office with officers Mir and Bolelack listed among attendees.
A parish report notes May 10 services at St Pauls Lutheran Church. Sunday School to Kevin. Divine Worship led by Pastor. Dr Lk Turner reports Denzel underwent appendicitis surgery in Alona hospital on Tuesday. Orlin Brow to visit this Saturday after years, with expected good patronage. Local baseball crowd attended as Wesley defeated Renwick amid cold wind and possible practice impact.
An older man recalls a candy pulling from his youth in New York, describing how families boiled molasses and stretched it for children to pull and toss, a festive kitchen scene that he notes modern kids no longer experience. The tale contrasts old party fun with today’s absent practice as he reflects on childhood rites.
Fragmentary note reads urging quick passage through Auborly and Quay amid crowded beverage areas with a warning phrase about Somnerrow and a defiant call to hurry. The text is garbled but suggests a scene of rapid movement and alarms.
A new alloy named gald palladiony or rhotoniumn lima has been developed after extensive chemical research. It is claimed to be a strong, nonflexible solid solution alloy with high melting point and improved hardness, proposed as a platinum substitute for various industrial uses.
A garbled report notes Bart Conseil was arrested on a charge of exhibiting indecent pictures in a New York lobby. The fragment hints at art, decency, and worker protest, mentioning long hours and phrases about labor and daily work.
The text describes alarmingly unclear references to locks watches and cryptic dates. It notes that numbers and dates sometimes hint at legitimate series and that some groups seek to obtain the manufacture date.
An Acquaintance questions a man named Lom Dum about his months long digging scheme. The reply suggests progress is poor and predicts the plan yields only another failed attempt as the dig continues.
Fragmentary account recalls a chaotic social scene in 19th century Germany where a self styled reform group ends in farce. A man in full dress uniform injures himself in a stunt gone wrong and the boat incident sends others into the river.
The old Francis Scott Key mansion in Georgetown, once home to the author of The Star Spangled Banner, operated as a hardware store since seven years ago. It housed the Key family from 1803 to 1843 and later became a business site after wartime years.
December 1 1984 British government employment totals show 226733 men and 7194 women among civil servants. Of ex service men 18089 or 14.5 percent were disabled. 3605 war offshoots and 1808 others on air ministry staff are excluded from disability counts.
Ambassadors at Vatican Avenue debate the practical end of a consultative liaison with the Vrench government amid rising tensions. The list of miniature representatives spans multiple countries including Belgium Chile Peru Austria Colombia Costa Rica England Haiti and Morocco among others.
Fragmentary text references theater singers tied to Curtis and a lively performance scene. The excerpt is garbled but suggests a social gathering or event involving notable performers and a public, possibly critical, reception.
An early motor cycle based fire engine designed for forest fires is described as a sidewear of a motorcycle and expected to assist in vegetation blaze control.
A fragment discusses voice training for American women, arguing proper vocal cultivation aids public life and influence. It critiques high pitch and inflection errors, urging systematic instruction to empower women to speak effectively despite societal constraints.
A fragmented line hints at a personal confession or claim involving Miss Sharpe and Mr Sapp. The speaker mentions someone named Reggie T and a mystery about love, suggesting a social or romantic dispute or misunderstanding amid unclear context.
The Potato has emerged as a leading world crop, surpassing other vegetables in production. It has spread across temperate and cool regions from France and Scandinavia to Siberia, the Americas, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, as noted by the National Geographic Society Bulletin.
A Norwegian steamship arriving with ore to the United States uses a huge magnet to lift ore chunks from the hold. The saucer shaped disk is lowered into the hold and pulls 60 to 100 pound pieces. The collected ore is hoisted to the dock and released by an electric switch.
A rehearsal of the Mi ranks featured a topless performer with a long mushroom like prop, interrupted repeatedly by the producer who urged her to flash legs and wave to the audience. Gilbert Franke reports from Life-and.
The obituary notes the death of retired Lutherah minister Herna Weisman in Willy Ohio. After six years of pension from his church, he left 310,000 in gold and securities at his Attica home. He had children but lived alone and friends considered him destitute.
A historical article outlines a device claimed to produce a flame that burns in water. The description covers a method using vents and a reservoir to generate heat contact with water, claiming applications in air and water contact and potential uses in chemistry, including nitric and calcium nitrate production.
A damaged OCR passage describes Portuguese women emerging from long seclusion under new freedoms. It notes women joining work, entering offices, and taking seats in schools previously reserved for men, signaling a shift in gender roles and social expectations.
Henry Pond, speaking at a Dearborn inter, urges light living and dieting to avoid dyspepsia. John D. allegedly took excess, and a portrait of a "physical wreck" from age forty three is sketched. The speaker champions simple foods like green vegetables and oatmeal while warning against rich meats.
A quaint seasonal note from Kanans Gity Star describes a pastor greeting a couple on their doorstep. The exchange plays on spring sentiments and a playful mix up of pills and peas, noting embarrassment and a lighthearted mood about the season.
Clerks scramble as manager bursts in asking if the cashes are gone. A clerk assures certainty while a whisper checks details amid the tense moment. London Bits reports a likely retail heist scenario with unfamiliar names and phrasing.
A fourteen year old named Paul Marland in Barnardiere Vendee, France weighed 504 pounds on his last birthday and continues growing. He reportedly gained 42 pounds in the previous year reaching a massive body size for his age.
A South African proposal aims to build a 40 mile railway to alleviate drought suffering in the Cape province. The plan targets the distressed region and seeks to improve relief and transport access.
In Los Angeles an outbreak presses doctors as residents await a new vaccination plan. Little Buddy Cohen bursts into a crowded office exclaiming his mother sent him for an injection amid public fever for vaccines.
Nine year old Norman Cain of Albany Me was with a dog in the weeds when a bobcat leaped at his pet. He struck the animal with a stick, knocked it unconscious, and carried it home. The father later killed the stunned bobcat.
The First Edition club of London opens a large exhibition showing Tyrer manuscript panels and first edition pages. Private collectors contribute rare items some books are unique and accompanied by accompanying notes and press copies.
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