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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
1
A fragmented literary note parodies advice on clause proximity and intellectual reputation, weaving tangled phrases about removing pests, scents, and spiritual themes. The passage references Uncle Hay, a poll parrot, and oblique social commentary, blending erratic reflections on speech and belief.
A garbled text fragment discusses haunting thoughts and execution, mentioning Marcus Aurelius and existential dread. It references a dying soul and persistent mental distress amid a chaotic, unclear context. The passage reads as a disjointed meditation on fate and punishment.
A puzzling fragment presents a proverb about a mean person with a bird in hand who is bitten and wishes for two. The text hints at misfortune and irony but lacks clear context or attribution to a known event or author.
Fragmentary 19th century style prose, including references to a party, inquiries about plans, a minister's wife, neighbor gossip, and a contribution box. Text is garbled with many misspellings and undefined names, providing few clear events or actors beyond generic community life and a stray joke about wet batten supplies.
A reader recounts a chaotic scene about a dog and a bucket in a rustic setting. The narrative criticizes sanitation failures and public drinking habits, mentioning a germ ridden bucket and illness linked to a well. The tone mocks poor sanitation and urges caution.
The text outlines Ta wa regulations on hunting migratory wild fowl and dates for open seasons, with protections for species such as ind. tailed pigeons and whooping cranes. It notes import of rules from the Department of Agriculture and mentions publications explaining them. It also recounts a bridge collapse near Rutland with injuries to Lloyd and Lawrence, and a table discussion scene mentioning wage, peace, and contentment.
A collage of misquoted phrases and stray lines from various papers. It references jokes about tongues fries hats and changing scenes along with remarks on family separations and irritability and a general sense of scattered newspaper fragments.
A garbled note discusses men who claim to value business over pleasure, claiming seventy percent of the gold is tied up in the form of coins and possessions. The text is unclear but suggests a critique of priorities and wealth.
A Topeka Capital reader column notes a box of fresh dry sand kept in a storeroom corner to preserve items, mentioning rounding out wedding omissions and questions about the bridegroom’s ability to support a family.
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