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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
7
The Renwick School reports excellent attendance and activity. Highlights include upcoming plays at Vernon Theatre, a favorite community meeting, janitor help from Mike Colling, and a winning Renwick five with scores 2 to 12 and 30 to 6. A spring Griales program and a conservatively priced children’s ticket plan are announced.
Local brief notes list Alberty Ge We apurrh and family routines, Lucile Kitissi visiting Renwick, and Loh Witter with companions heading to Minnesota last week. Eunice and Chirlue Ramen a return from Cedar Palle with Junior Cottega duties. A large crowd attended a Hare Bur social, while the High School prepares a Come Mun lead show to be staged at the school house on December 19, inviting the public.
M E Church Notes announce Evangalistic Meetings to begin Sunday led by Rev Neal district evangelist. Music by the choir under the evangelist direction. Next Sunday American White Cross Sunday with twenty five cent per member dues for children and one hollow for adults funding Methodist Hospital. Steward's meeting Thursday at 7. Church activities include junior league Friday and church printing at the Chapel site Tuesday evening. Proaching morning to be held with evening service this Sunday.
This excerpt traces how finger ring meanings vary by finger and gender, noting single, engaged, and married connotations for men and women. It adds ancient Greek, British, and medieval beliefs about rings warding off illness, death, and pain, with St Christopher and St Barbara symbols cited.
Indigenous Africans use tropical tree bark to weave cloth via a process of stripping the tree to ten feet, harvesting inner bark every twelve months, beating strips into a paper like thickness, drying and stitching strips into garments while dyeing and finishing with gum derived from the bark.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on the farm four miles east of Renwick and five miles north of Told. Thursday Nov 20 19a sale begins at stock. Mead of Morges-Gray mare weighing 1200 pounds, gray mare weighing 1000, bay mare 1100, a pony 1400, five head of cattle with three by side two springing and calves yearlings. Farm machinery wagon mower plow cultivator harness and tools. Terms cash on small amounts, 10 months on approved notes at 8 percent. No removal until settled. J Sheets Ben Paskin V A Paskin Guardian for Yen Paskin West Auctioneer.
The Nutrition Class of district No. d ninth held its third meeting on Dec. 7 at Mrs. Shulur's home with 10 members. They served a nutritious meal and cocoa. The lesson covered the uses of milk. Alrunley spoke on health, followed by exercises. next gathering slated with Mrs. Charley Hani on December 11.
Notice states that hunting cepping and trespassing are forbidden on the undersigned property. Violators will be prosecuted under local law. Identifying names appear garbled but indicate enforcement by local authorities.
A reader inquiry outlines vast sugar usage in baked goods, confections, gum, soft drinks, pills, tobacco, and paper products. It notes large annual totals for bread, crackers, pies, cakes, candy, and other items, with mention of 350 000 tons domestically and various breakdowns for industries and consumer goods.
A shopkeeper debates trout and salmon purchases with a customer. The exchange hints at a recent catch and a request for three or four tackerel or salmon. Subtext suggests a wife favored salmon and a quiet morning visit.
A Baltimore oriole selects a high willow or clin branch to craft a nest. The bird is a skilled hunter of noxious insects and larvae that many birds avoid.
A fragmentary dialogue captures a quirky exchange where a veterinarian and others joke about streetwise posture and unfamiliar settings. The rough phrasing hints at a casual city moment and informal banter among locals.
A fragment from the New York Sun Globe quotes a debate over pain and forgiveness between a tragedian and an unsympathetic listener. The exchange hints at remorse and reciprocal hurt without fuller context.
A terse dialogue snippet shows one speaker preferring solitaire while another threads a vague complaint about a method or approach. The texture hints at a casual game room or club chat with interrupted phrases and incomplete sentences.
A fragmentary overheard exchange features muddled speech about a coat of tea and a stray remark. The garbled text reads like a clipped dialogue snippet with no clear event, person, or location. The readable portion offers little factual material to anchor a news item.
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