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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1933

Page

3

Lights of Vor aah g New York etude

A fragmented New York theater scene sketch follows a weary actor and rival performers. The piece mentions Joe Kerri-Fan, Nigel, Olbers, and an unemployed actor, with references to a Fifth Avenue hotel, a drama club, and Lavisa Hasve’s publicized career shift amid money troubles.

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Fragmented note in garbled text about kitchen tasks

Readable segments describe cleaning and cooking actions in a domestic scene. References to bread, wiping, baking goods, and tidying a kitchen space appear amid unclear wording and stray phrases. The piece reads like a puzzle of a neighbor’s improvised instructions and domestic chatter.

Border Crossing totals reveal over 49 million in year

Labor Dept data show 49,314,328 people crossed borders in a year, with 48,218,492 foreigners and citizens questioned or turned back. Of those, 85,507 aliens were admitted. Inspectors at Detroit Buffalo Niagara Falls and other ports reported many tourists and students among the questioned, while patrols captured 22,535 violators and 143 smugglers.

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How It Started Why Do We Call It Nostril

The column explores the origin of the term nostril and its relation to older words, tracing linguistic links to ore piercing and bore concepts. It discusses how curiosity led to evolving spelling and meaning, noting the transition from earlier forms toward current usage.

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Cheerio Chapters and Edifad by Nokotily Edmonds

A fragmented OCR item lists whimsical phrases and names, mentioning Cheerio Chapters and Edifad by Nokotily Edmonds. It appears as an experimental text with scattered terms and odd associations, lacking clear narrative structure or event. The piece references places and figures loosely, but contains no cohesive report or identifiable action.

Fragmented verse hints at Wayside tales and echoes

A garbled OCR fragment blends poetry like a penny-farthing fantasy with domestic scenes and stray names. It weaves a chaotic mosaic of shops, songs, and children, hinting at a wider, nostalgic town vignette.

Apples and Desserts From Old Coskery Recipes

A fragmented 1081 Western Newspaper union page text describes multiple home dishes. It outlines steps for candied apples, apple rings fried in butter, syrupy apple preparations with nutmeg, and a sponge cake base with apple layers and preserves. It also mentions apple and cheese combos, bread with cheese, and a chicken custard dish with thick sauce, finishing with miscellaneous fillings and a note on bread and dairy.

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Fragmented OCR Note: Fitted for the Work

A garbled OCR line mentions fitting for the work and a distressed speaker. The text is fragmentary with unclear names and places, offering little coherent fact to report as a complete news item.

Unclear fragmentary text on local event or incident

Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places in incomplete form, offering little verifiable context. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes can be established from the readable portions.

Unclear Fragment Sparks Questionable Wordplay

A garbled OCR fragment appears to mix names and phrases about tea and weeds with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities. no coherent story or context emerges from the readable text.

Bank bandit on parole settles $4500 at Lone Pine branch

An ex-convict Cochran confronted bank robber Sears in the Bank of America Lone Pine office and handed him $4500 after recognizing him. Cochran claimed he had been jailed three years ago for a prior gun incident and boasted about being recently released on parole.

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Blind Man Plans to Go Places on Tandem Bike Fray

In Fray Mess, Ore, a blind man outlines ambitions to travel using a tandem bicycle. The account notes supportive figures and challenges, while highlighting community reactions and practical steps toward mobility and independence.

Tragic double tragedy shocks rural town

A distressed report describes a woman killing her daughter and then killing herself after attempting to harm others. Authorities continued investigations as neighbors mourn the loss and hold vigils.

Unclear text. limited readable facts

Fragmentary OCR passage mentions names and titles poorly. No coherent events, dates, or organizations clear enough to summarize into a factual news item.

Marriage Rush Seen Sign of Prosperity in Nation

Fragmentary OCR text shows era style talk of prosperity and marriage trends. Cited quotes mention Navendier and Patines with unclear roles. No clear events, dates, or identifiable individuals beyond fragmented names.

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Women face life outlook shift amid teen era fears

A long garbled report discusses changing views of life among women and girls, focusing on autonomy, safety, and social expectations. It mentions education, independence, and concerns about risks, with references to dating, appearance, and security. Named individuals or groups are uncertain due to OCR errors.

Old Swedish Drug Tores and Ancestral Traditions

Fragmentary OCR text references a Swedish drug era and a question about the oldest time or person. Mentions Stockhatay, Feora, and a supposed anniversary. Ambiguous names and garbled phrases hinder a clear report of event, people, date, or place.

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