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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
3
Dre Turner and wife were in town Saturday. Pearle White engaged to John Zwiefel with invitations issued. A misc shower for Pearle White occurred Monday night at the Lichty home. Numerous visits span Clear Lake Monroe Wisconsin Algona Renwick Livermore Irvington Twin Lakes and distant California with several families noted.
North Luni items describe Glen Trotter and wife in Goldfield for the Fourth, dinners with Albert Browns and A L Kearny families, and visits among the Bogards, Browns, and extended families. Local youths motor to Smith Park after church, and the Luni Young People held a Kanawha Fourth with a tent show. Sunshine Club plans to sew for the orphans home. Ada Queary of Renwick visits Florence, Iva, and Inez Bogard. Mildred Lewison joins for Iva and Inez's birthday luncheon.
Will McGee spent several days in Renwick this week visiting friends. Miss Minnie Anderson returned home after two weeks in Eagle Grove hospital. Floy Keister and Celia Miller were Renwick callers Friday between trains. Bess Keith arrived home last week from Austin Minnesota. Rev. Sands and family visited relatives in Belmond Sunday. Celia Miller left for three weeks with her mother in Worthington Minnesota. Ora Xanders has begun switchboard relief work while regulars vacation. Mrs. N. M. Loobey called in Renwick last Friday. H. & Luchsinger of Renwick were business callers here Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. K. Richardson visited Eagle Grove Saturday. Chrissie Henry visited grandparents in Clarion then returned home.
The quote notes that true music lies not in grand orations but in the human voice speaking with tenderness truth and courage from its immediate life, attributed to Emerson. It highlights everyday eloquence and moral strength in spoken expression.
Sarsaparilla grows all over the island of Porto Rico and is commonly used. Fibaro peddlers sell it in small bunches. It is used for medicinal purposes in teas and decoctions and is also steeped in rum.
The American Magazine reports Mrs. F. L. Garland of Opelousas Louisiana has long kept one servant in her family for 63 years. The enslaved woman began duties eight years before the Civil War. The servant, Mrs. Sophis Simma, remains a paragon amid lingering old fashioned devotion.
Fifty years ago about two thirds of Americans lived on farms. Now one fifth do. The shift puzzlingly shows farm life growing easier while city life grows harder, prompting questions about economic change, urban pull, technological advances, and rural decline.
The text argues that humans prosper through mutual aid and cooperation, comparing people to bees that thrive via coordinated work. It emphasizes both allowing space and offering support, asserting natural law underpins social harmony and collective success.
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