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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
3
A fragmented OCR note references a German family with many members, mentioning names likely Herta and Tan der Zwun, and indicates ages around sixteen to twenty six. The readable text hints at a census or record of a large clan, noting kin and generational count within a household.
Dr Alexander Wetmore, president of the American Ornithologists, challenges common beliefs about robin behavior. He argues scientists only guess at meanings of robin songs and fights across seasons. Wetmore has completed a personal observations book compiling two centuries of ornithological notes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Giluhan Kate and a recording star with potential names such as Bryan and Whe Miteagy. It references a notary and a legal or official context, but the passage is unclear and jumbled. No concrete event, date, or location is extractable from the readable portions.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a scene with Mary Loulke and Kale at a neighbor’s house. It mentions a warning about fish and corn and a question of arranging which child would have more or less, ending with an unclear prompt about who will be involved.
A garbled OCR items a discussion on a fruit name and its French pronunciation, noting a 9 fruit of Ma Roath, a study by Collet in AOL, and a question about the word described as aethieny. The fragment mentions Julinita oxrdarne and a public inquiry into the correct term.
The fragment references a Milan area road plan with mentions of highway routing, potential construction details, and funding like costs per unit, horsepower figures, and timelines. It notes a proposed belt line and length considerations, with references to local officials or entities involved in planning and public works.
A historical notice discusses winter motor care and common problems. It notes issues with cooling systems, fuel economy, and the risk of engine damage from improper starting. Recommendations include proper choke use, radiator maintenance, and avoiding rapid accelerator use to prevent bearing damage.
Safety suggestions urge pedestrians to look before crossing, obey traffic signals, and avoid distractions. The advice covers crossing at marked areas, not reading while crossing, supervising children, using walk signs, and staying visible to drivers.
A report notes techniques to lift a car hood without marring the surface and preventing damage to hinges and locking mechanisms. Emphasizes careful handling to avoid scratches and ensure smooth operation after maintenance or inspections.
A garbled historical note references rigging terms and equipment like rope, hooks and pulleys. Names such as Invenior, Touglas and Ratezh appear amid broken phrases and product-like phrases from a magazine, with unclear context or dates.
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