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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
3
An Omaha Bee examination argues social justice is not yet achieved but nearer realization than before. It notes persistent disparities, stresses shared obligation to consider others, and says unrest continues until fairer conditions prevail for all. The piece cautions against utopian dreams and highlights collective responsibility.
Ushers say the idea will be adopted community wide. In symmetry cases the wife’s name may be Rest with Gre name in parentheses to follow the husband’s listing.
A fragment discusses how some mothers undervalue their own labor while believing married or childless sisters who engage in politics, social work, or public speaking lead a "fuller life" than traditional wives and mothers. The text reflects attitudes toward gender roles and female contribution beyond family duties.
A harsh critique argues the volunteer military system allows shirking and imposes unfair burdens on those who serve. It describes the system as a grind and a failure in crisis, with many shortcomings exposed by those who must endure it.
A garbled digest of Renaissance era topics surveys progress in German wireless telephony and global dances while mocking Eskimo culture, fashion, and public tastes. It references invention, weather, consumer trends, and dubious claims about diseases, prices, and social norms in a satirical newspaper voice.
An essay argues that generous planning beats spontaneous charity, citing Jesus on giving over getting, and praising disciplined, heartily considered philanthropy. It contrasts unorganized giving with a planned yearly approach, noting better alignment to causes, and warns against impulsive donations. The piece parallels Havana’s lively culture to Paris, highlighting social amusements and beauty.
A fragment discusses choosing sane company over neurotics and praises courage as contagious while warning parents to steer children away from radicals. It notes Gwenls in Alameda California making mahogany tables and a piano bench and criticizes stereotypes about women and tools.
Fragmentary OCR text references the 1915 census bulletin, praising public sanitation and noting scraps as a source for dishes. It mentions war in France, football at the front, and armored cay thes ommwils, but the fragmentary nature yields few clear names or dates.
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