Renwick School Notes and Upcoming Events
The Renwick school notes report a monthly community meeting led by Dror, declamatory contest for LG applicants, and attendance concerns due to illness. Wayne Massey rents, plans to enter State University, and new faces appear in several rooms. Semester exams were strong, with most students producing good papers. A local gym night featured three games with Corwith, Livermore, and the baskets. Next Friday’s game promises a closer contest against Kanyhe on the dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renwick
Jin
Alec
Wayne Massey
Lipoma
Wayne
State University
Hieo Supe
Mia Girle
Corwith
Livermore
Thor
Bids Wanted for township work in Clarkep le Mebenary
A garbled notice invites bids for township work with the clerk Simpaon and Wealkner mentioned. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Other readable items note a Grove visit, Nelson and Selly messages, and staff changes at Eevingten and Paraecey with relief work discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hida
Foone
Clarkep le Mebenary Ath
Hla. Simpaon
Chrin Nelson
Selly Wa
Msesay
Boone Township
Wtr
Smily School notes and community items from 1928 1929 era
A scattered notes page records Smily School activities with Supt John Ionata and Doris Kran Aunt, Ardeth Gueltseh See, Lillian Jrawa, and Geo Kraft, among others, plus local life items. It mentions a January 1929 New York alarm, a Mr Keenes superintendent, a Gale incident in Eagles Grove, a Rhode Island Red chicken loss, hay for sale near Goldfield, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. McGlure, a weekly letter from the tardis club, gas station updates, a subscription note, and a winter storm bringing snow and thunder followed by a blizzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smily
John Iota
Doris Kran
Spirite Pranytujny
Plendil Sear
John Keenes
Karl Hapson
Ue Fantly
Eagles Grove
Robert Thompson
Webaler City Inn
Vogs
Rhode Island
Virgil Brwit
Stacks
Harry Mantle
Pantlae
Goldfield
Wy J Meinhinney
Iowa
J. J. Hawthorne
Stenwick
Lowa
ryoMra
H. Pavtson
Brilt
German Heartwood and Soup in Luncheon Hour Mishmash
A garbled OCR piece hints at a German related luncheon scene with scattered names and phrases about sandwiches, drinks, and a late arrival. It references Germany, a walter, and a mix of people possibly in a social or dining setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elille
Henley
Germany
Eversberry
Utah
Walter Witte
Dane Murs Vragen
Sabirday Tvenhius
Liberty Mell The Commbtion Mbrecy tale in 18th century chaos
An obscure historical fragment describes a Liberty themed event, a communal mockery and a ceremonial tower, referencing figures like McDowell of Ni Ned and a Chinige Wortit's fate. The text hints at a public display and contested sites, amid chaotic newspaper prose and garbled place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liberty
McDowell
Chiateman
Ecu
Fragmentary text hints at a history page with names and quotes
The readable passages mention various names and phrases in a jumbled historical excerpt. It seems to recount a scene or dialogue with limited clarity, including references to individuals and a dated, possibly comedic moment, but no coherent events or outcomes emerge.
Quakers and World War Service Rules Noted
A wartime rule affecting Quakers and other religious groups is discussed, detailing how members may engage with the war effort and public life. The text notes restrictions on Quaker participation and the general obligations of recognized members during conflict periods.
Air Temperatures and Wind Patterns Described
Weather notes discuss how air temperature at a place depends on air movement and wind direction. The piece explains southerly winds on clear days can raise perceived warmth, while warm air and less fog amplify heat sensation, reflecting a Washington Star style on weather.
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Ars
Warner Tonic
Sainterayeratures
Washington Star
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Slack History Fragment
Fragmentary text traces the naming of Cleveland and Pittsburgh with references to founder names, early English influence, and a 18th century discussion involving George Washington and Allied troops. The passage appears to mix garbled names and dates about early city origins and designation by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Mesea Adoavelntit
Pitteburgh
Wimnan
Fay
Nobo
Mitsburgh
No Complete Leisure Even for Richest Man
A fragmentary diary style account describes a rich man’s day with tasks like grooming, dressing, and banking checks. The text mentions a Whit Walk and various daily procedures, hinting at a public assessor’s call and a reference to a wealthy individual’s routine.
Primitive Explosive Engine Concept Early Piston Work Explored
The fragment traces an early idea of explosive or piston engines predating steam. It notes discussions of an explosion motor driven by discharge volume to move a piston, compares to 1705 steam engine principles, and mentions reliance on atmospheric pressure for useful work before later inventors refined motion from piston and cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unseen
Matigangio
Eame
Ube Piktan
Nusgens
Hiventars
Fractions Lesson Sparks Child’s Curiosity and Confusion
A mother and child scene centers on Sophia learning fractions by cutting an apple. The mother tests how many pieces result when divided into quarters, praises the correct answer, then asks about further division into tiny pieces. The moment leads to postponing fractions to a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia
Miur
Kaogaroo Superstitians and Australian Aboriginal Doomens
The article describes Aboriginal beliefs about kangaroo inspired omens. It notes that seeing an old man hopping toward an enemy could signal danger and prompt readiness to strike. Dreams allegedly forecast threats, with roving groups warned by certain signs at water holes and camps.
Bacon and Shakespeare Authorship Theories Raise Three Points
The text outlines three main suppositions challenging Bacon as Shakespeare’s author. It cites matched passages to Bacon’s writings, purported cryptic signatures in plays, and a brief letter from Sir Toble Antélews to Bacon circa 1602, suggesting authorship intrigue.
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Hacon
Shakespeare
Bacon
Sir Toble
Jamuies
Pursled Ally’s Silent Day In Schoolyard Mystery
Four year old Pursled Ally faced a curious day as he could not play outside yet could not stay indoors. A voice named AIDs asks his mother why they eat a tree or a switch when the home seems the shelter, revealing confusion about outdoor limits and safety.
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Aids
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragment on Matrimonial Duty
Fragmented lines speak on a true wife serving her husband with unwavering duty and purity. The text references vows, strength, and endurance amid world’s clamor, urging forsaking impurity and remaining steadfast in marriage.
Some Original Ideas of American Builders
The article discusses early American architecture and construction methods. It highlights materials such as cedar and pine and notes improvements in woodwork, weatherproofing, and siding. The writer emphasizes how better techniques enhanced durability, insulation, and overall home efficiency.
Wedding Gifts as Legal Debts and Social Duty
A historical note explains wedding gifts once created legal obligations. Gifts given at the ceremony were recorded as debts by a wedding clerk. Debts were transferable or collectible by others, turning weddings into a business-like event.
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Prin
Avett
Teweser
Petiny Youlfings
No Food No Bride at Ouster and Outrage in Wedding
A chaotic wedding ends with chaos as the groom flees after a dispute over refreshments. Guests watch in disbelief as the groom proclaims departure while blaming envy and pride. Local observers note a disrupted meal and awkward farewell.
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Hiegem
Hebketa
Asin
Mendelssohn Biography: Birth, Education, and Legacy
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy was born in Hamburg Germany on February 3 1809 and died in Leipzig on November 4 1847. He was the son of Abraham Mendelssohn and grandson of Moses Mendelssohn. Raised Jewish, he was baptized Protestant and became a renowned pianist and organist. He is celebrated as a leading composer of his era.
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Masitian Daket
Felix Mendelssohn- Kartticdy
Compmeer
Har Iirg
Germany
Leipeig
Abraham Jlendelssohn
Bartholds
Compromise yo fwenelor and a broken wedding vow
A garbled fragment portrays a thwarted marriage plan and a widow's plight. A backtor mutters of intent that seemed like rule, while a sulaster's ambitions loom over 调 the scene.
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Dobe
Melting Point Estimation for Bandstome Compound
The text discusses a hypothetical mineral Bandstome with a high melting point, estimated around 114K to 1200 degrees Celsius, depending on purity and surrounding conditions. It notes that impurities or other elements could raise or lower the melting threshold.
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Valeana
Rot Mixed Cure in Tentatn Peking Section Headlines
Fragmented OCR text mentions crowding and shortages, with references to aversions and crabs. It names no clear persons or organizations, offering only garbled phrases about tables, rods, and living axe. The readable content provides no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Tentatn- Peking
Chirhie
Poisonous Insects of Bolivian Jungles Described in Fragment
An OCR fragment outlines dangerous jungle insects including a bird eating spider and gatekeeper beetles. It mentions bolivian jungles, dangerous bites, and a venomous species causing long-lasting effects, with scattered descriptions of insects, spiders, and parasites.
Recalling Old Times and the Stereopticon
A fragmented reminiscence recalls stereopticon lectures and the novelty of projected images. The text describes audience patience, memory of silent screens, and reactions to historical scenes, noting a mix of wistful satire and nostalgic regard for the era of lantern slides and projected shows.
Boy Refuses to Pay Two Cents at Store in Clever Ruse
A town boy visits a store to settle a small debt and offers two cents to cover the bill. The merchant refuses softly and the boy insists he is there to settle, then cleverly pays the two cents and departs satisfied, per Brockton brief.
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Ace Haguening
Dipe
Brockton
England’s Oldest House Minster in Isle of Thanet Marketed
An item reports on a claimed oldest English house Minster in the Isle of Thanet up for sale by trustees of the late Lord Conynllan. It is described as an 11th century Norman timber structure with historic ties to early English invasions and recovery efforts, though details are fragmentary.
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Abe Corte
Cory, Weyer
Misty
Ing Miniteniia
Terry
Pullanthy
Volitaine
Guthiads
England
Minster Aboey
Isle of
Thanet
Lord Conynllan
Uargois
Renoys
Edin
Peter Ani
Fragmentary Times Letter On Diet Fad And Wishful Claims
A jagged excerpt from a Los Angeles Times style page shows a reader letter discussing diet obsessions, medicine, and bodily ideals. The misspelled lines mention a diet mix and hopes for a red appearance, with unclear references to tomatoes and a medical department.
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Citirie
Teollas
Times
Los Angeles Times
Not So Much Interest Pavestewie iO cenling
Fragmentary text discusses bonds and interest with garbled wording. Mentions a person named Howe and references to publishers or a writer in Howe's Monthly.
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Howe's Monthly
Gems From Ds Johnstag Garrick
Fragmentary text suggests a column or note referencing Doctor Garrick and a discussion of marriage, rent, and social advice. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but hints at commentary on a physician and personal matters.
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Ds. Johnstag
Garrick
Vemiog
Fon
Tnnard
Hie
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Giddlas LS. Scott
Eevingten Une
Paraecey
Lutheran U
Wnd
Fred Wohl
Boone
Ud. J
Toud Pela
Cali
Te Phineer Servier On., Inc
Iowa City
Alma
Cealth Canal
Pioneer Service Company, Inc
Owa
J. J. Geeks
Andrew Oppedahl
J. Christenson
Diane
A. Richardson
A. W. Gray
Rosa Gugger
Walter Bloom
Chatron
Itdak
Cory Hakan Travers
Oman
Prilafenth
Tres
USA
Rowe
Aettler Atlas
Amerie Wa
Itier
Ataiely
Vian
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