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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1903
Page
3
A jumble of school notes and social snippets recounts classroom topics from political beatamy to geography. Mentions include Miss Vanger hosting Thanksgiving, concert by Seabeek, and a prom dress committee. teachers, visitors, absences, and grades are briefly logged with scattered names and places.
In a sharp critique the piece laments youth's lack of proper respect for old age and notes the demise of many from dyspepsia jaunice fever and constipation after they cut off life at full age. The tone reflects a moralizing call to reverence and caution.
Fragmented muse on virtue and fame. The speaker contrasts those with propriety against those who reveal religion in traversed paths. Suffering minds keep quiet while learning guides humble paths, tracing a distinction between sincere conscience and public recognition.
A fragmented note discusses a generous Maw and a young Casey, mentioning a Tete and an orphan day, with stray phrases about twelve children and a looming change. The text is garbled, offering few clear facts beyond relationships and a sense of upheaval.
A jumble of quips and musings on modern business life and wit. It contrasts a stressed, fast-paced routine with the idea that less haste and more calm might benefit the daily grind. The piece cites a debate on polar exploration linked to Nansen and general geographic discussion.
A sharp exchange at a social gathering features Atlas Brookfield rebutting a boastful young actor. Brookfield calls him “simply naughty” and reframes the man as a “pardorable error” in a playful quip that highlights his critique.
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