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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1929
Page
4
A fragmented page recounts Mrs. Robison née Laverne Tone seeking a suitable spouse while noting past marriages and separations. It traces engagements from Kuwait to Nebraska, detailing divorces, rewed marriages, and social expectations.
The old home of David Bieknell, a submarine inventor and war officer, is opened as a museum and memorial. The exhibit recalls Bushnell era torpedoes and early American submarine efforts, noting a deadly incident when a torpedo exploded on deck killing two seamen.
Maron J. Smith, an Indian authority, studied with Gnekla Indians in northern Wisconsin to learn traditional cures. The notes describe remedies from milkweed for warts, gravid cherries for ear trouble, and tanning mist for headaches, reflecting legends of indigenous healing practices.
Horace Coan-ty officials ordered 71 year old Hogine G Allison to travel to India and back after arriving from Calcutta to be with her son Albert K Allgon. A rushed visa and quota process sparked questions about where she could reside. Authorities push for departure under migration rules tied to South Indian quota limits.
In a murky episode described through garbled text, a bribery scheme unfolds with references to Hig the tadicky sir and an unnamed state or official. The narrative centers on a receipt for 40,000 Tel and mentions a secretary named Riss and adviser Charles Rist, with late confusion over authorities and the chancellery of Premiser Mania.
Reports describe strange army afield near Prothrin headquarters with troops deploying to halt a pest attack. Observers note minuscule creatures causing rapid plant and tree damage as scouts move through the desert ensuring containment before the pests overwhelm crops.
The piece reports on France’s gold reserves lagging behind the United States, highlighting shifts in monetary policy and impacts on credit power. It notes ongoing discussions of franc stabilization and the broader implications for international finance and currency standings.
A designer explains how thumb print records deter counterfeit apparel in theater productions. The practice helps protect original designs by securely authenticating fabric and accessory pieces, reducing theft and imitation tied to costume creation.
The fragmented text mentions Sivall Bill Fafeed Whetllis and Wheeling residents reporting recovery from a terrorized incident. It refers to federal justice and a treasury department action, but the details are garbled and names and events are uncertain.
A fragmentary sea disaster report attributes the ship's ruin to a cited sea entity blamed for the fate of the vessel. Survivors and onlookers describe a dramatic Sunday scene near the harbor with the captain and crew facing a chaotic wreck, while investigators review the night’s events and possible causes.
In New York, Mrs Rosenteri, aged twenty-one, seeks separation claiming her husband’s fondness for films causes marital strain. She alleges neglect and cites a recent medical treatment as a factor, noting tensions with relatives in the Bronx.
Fragmented OCR describes a local gum product episode with mentions of a student activity and a plan to adjust a chewing schedule. The garbled text references Lebanon and Wai regions, a market note, and a possible health or safety concern. The readable names are sparse, but it hints at a consumer event or product testing scenario.
An OCR fragment recounts a New York club scene and a male narrator’s observations of nightlife and education debates. It mentions wealthy patrons, a shift to work, urban housing, a street market, and a tale of a dorm switchboard incident involving a Bell Syndicate charge. The text blends personal reminiscence with social commentary on schooling and modernization.
Water plant operations under city manager Bow Buell generate enough revenue to cover town expenses and allow a 23 percent cut in water rates for residents. The system, managed by Kow Calby Kai, avoids a tax increase while preserving essential services for the community.
Planey invasion of Sia in Hangkok described with unclear details. A single sentence notes unfamiliar terms, odd phrasing, and possible playful or garbled content without clear events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations.
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