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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
10
A jumbled cross word from last week’s puzzle features entries across horizontal and vertical clues. It includes references to animals, deities, metals, and common nouns, with notes on word forms and potential spelling variants.
The text explains puzzle mechanics with garbled OCR style notes on filling white spaces and numbered clues. It mentions horizontal and vertical directions, white and black squares, and the idea that letters fit across or down from numbered positions, with emphasis on proper names and abbreviations as acceptable.
A veteran narrator recalls a summer on a farm describing the hired man’s bleak living quarters. He details a cramped, unventilated room with bare walls, worn furniture, a greasy lamp, and minimal washing facilities. He contrasts past conditions with present expectations, noting the hired man’s hardships and potential improvements.
In a quirky dialogue a Red-Winged Locust and Hercules Beetle discuss pride and status, debating lineage and relationships. The beetle asserts ancient fame while the locust longs for a noble, simple name. A playful exchange on culture and self-image unfolds among insect characters.
A garbled excerpt shows Suzanne interacting with her mother about a plan and clothing. The readable elements hint at a family moment involving a child and parent, with disrupted dialogue and unclear context or names.
Unclear fragment mentions WRAL reference and a boy's name. Reads like a stray caption or note about movement and a learned name. Context and specifics are insufficient to identify a definite event, person, or organization.
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