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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1927

Page

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Measures Time Of Birds On Nest

Cleretaril, O to.-An elaborate electrical device on the anter of a potentiometer enabled Prentiss Baldwin, director, to tell exactly how much time a mother weed heads up the rest. The article describes a temperature recording apparatus connected with a light circuit to chart the nest environment during incubation, aiming to measure life patterns of birds.

Cleretaril Prentiss Baldwin Mathi Wresented Tabbein Beldwio Weil TBI

American Museums Buy Historic Drinking Vessels

National and European museums acquire a private collection of German, Bohemian, and Dutch glass vessels dating from the 15th to mid-19th century. The Jacures Meehsam collection includes goblets, decanters, and beakers. one beaker was given by Frederick the Great. An expert panel notes the sale price at 1400 dollars to American buyers.

Verin New York Ablaga Jac Ures Meehsam Any & Gobley Buich Jan Steen Siecol Wei Frederick the Great Dy.fians Werner Muelsem Antedor

Stolen Art Treasures Worth 150000 Recovered In NY

A chaotic report states art treasures valued at 150000 were recovered in New York. The items include gobelin tapestry and silver pieces linked to a ring of thieves. The recovered objects were to be returned to rightful owners as investigators pursue suspects.

New York Smabuse Tomas Marina Peter Jones Holda Slbury Arly Ralniesta Tiesting Cleulinre Artrent Rathige United Kiniom

Resourceful Lew Husen Fixes Door Lock After Break

Lew Husen and M. Daniels, transportation professor at Fale, attempted to open a stuck front door when the key broke. Husen called the fire department for help and assistance.

Lew Husen Wee Iathrop M. Daniels Fale Gts Fre

Modern Cinderella Outdoes Fairy Tale in Dune Journey

A fragmented feature recounts a modernized Cinderella tale about Jade Jesh Buchanan and her stepfamily. It follows a visit to Scotland and plans for college at the University of Wisconsin while detailing a $150,000 trust fund and the travels of AIG Sites Bordalph, Barun Woollevingtun, and relatives on a tour marked by luxury cars, shopping, and theater visits as the family reflects on future education and kin.

Jabesrlile Vigitig Jand Ter Prinké Seveni Jesh Buchanan Hwhdou Uyeir Gronduaete Haron Weolartugtin Wiscopeh Catherine Barun Fib Bordalph Barun Woollevingtub Inseniua Jean Sal Scotland Misa Hordolpl Slim Don Icotland

Photograph of Encke's Comet First Taken at Yerkes

Chicago observers at Yerkes Observatory, University of Chicago officials say Prof Myers and Mushrocek used a 2 inch reflector to capture the famed Encke's comet. The image shows a faint object in Pegasus about 10 000 times dimmer than a star, visible to the naked eye as it travels the sun in its about three and one third year orbit. The comet is near its solar perihelion on February 20, 1923, and its orbit has been perturbed by another solar system body since its discovery 142 years ago by Mechain of Paris, with Encke noting its periodic path thirty years later.

Encke Famugus Eteke Prof MY B Mushrocek Yerkes Observatory University of Chicago Irofeswa van Blesbroeck Pegasus Ues Lust Stene von Blesbroeck Rolet Epcke J. F P. Encke

Devilfish Demand Surges in Pacific Coast Markets

Reported rise in devilfish prices as Seattle Tacoma and Portland buyers bid seven cents a pound for octopus meat. Fishermen prepare traps with Ashermen barrels to catch the dense deep water catches. Barrels hauled daily yield one or two clots, then shipped to market for sale.

Seattle Tacoma Jortland Hoya

Polish Women Rally Against New “Permit to Work” Order

Distorted text outlines Polish women resisting a government order restricting employment for women allied with certain factions. It mentions demands for written protest letters and fears of forced labor arrangements, with references to expulsions and ongoing coercive controls affecting daily work.

Volcanic Island Emerges Amid Ocean Turbulence

A volcanic island rose from the sea following a massive eruption triggering widespread disruption along the Alaskan coast. Reports describe new crater activity and a dense plume, while cable breaks and search efforts dominated vessels and officials.

France Reopens Debate Over Voltaire Grave Mystery

A century-old controversy resurfaces as scholars question if remains at the Abbey of Seillieres belong to Voltaire. Proponents call for reexamination while skeptics cite possible misidentification and past rumors of grave tampering.

Patent Applications Set New U S Record

Washington reports a new fiscal year high for patent related filings with 113784 applications including patents trademarks and leases. Commissioner Habinson notes the total surpasses last year by 3733 and 186 from the 1922 peak while average grant time is about four years and nine months.

U. S Washington United States Patent Office Thomagy EB. Habinson Commbores Department Roberton Dhe

City official seeks higher pay amid budget concerns

The unnamed city official requests a salary increase noting current pay is insufficient for city duties. He argues the office is worth more than the stated figures of 17,000 to 20,000 and cites potential turnover if compensation remains unchanged. The proposal faces scrutiny from officials reviewing the budget and roles.

Elnverrer Sectniler Tremmurercefrel City Wal

Representative Tonston Arrives in Washington for Hawaii Mawali

Hawaii Mietor SK Tonston arrives in Washington as representative for Mawali in the Seventieth Congress. Tullatin succeeds Wailgi W Jarrett, marking a leadership transition.

Mietor SK. Tonston Gho Washington O¢ Mawali Tullatin Wailgi W Jarrett

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