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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1930

Page

5

Foreseea Man of Future Advance in Brain Power

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Virginia Witchcraft Trial Transcript Draws Medieval Echoes

Fragmentary 1700s era transcript recounts Grace Slerwood accused in a witchcraft case in Lorton. Court adjourned amid suspicion, with witnesses and proceedings described in archaic language. Outcome hinted as not sinking the accused, though details are obscured by damaged text.

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Arlington burial rules for widows and presidents explained

A wartime memo from Arlington National Cemetery outlines burial arrangements for widows and enlisted men. It notes cases where a widow can be interred with a husband and how grave space is handled for officers, including former presidents, with commissions and approvals by the War Department.

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Ancient Anglo Saxon Wedding Customs Mentioned

Fragments describe early wedding practices with ritual objects and gifts. References to a bride giving friends ribbons and hats for the wedding day appear alongside archaic terminology, suggesting a study of old customs and the influence of mythic figures on wedding rites.

Oridew Jono Cntan

Fragmented text hints at historical social issues and names

The readable fragments reference various names and terms, hinting at a historical context involving people and places. The passage mentions women, dates, and distant connections, but the meaning remains unclear due to extensive garbled OCR. No coherent event or outcome emerges.

Silver city of cobalt sparks wonder on rough rail work

A mysterious gleam described as almost pure silver appears in a mass of corkays on a rough railroad task near Wanker. Eyewitnesses note a "miracle silver city" near Northern Ontario, with speculation about its origin and meaning.

Marvnes Cobalt

Penalty for Fighting Stags and Moose Confrontation

A fragmentary note discusses penalties for fighting stags and moose amid harsh winter conditions. The text references antlered animals, starvation risk, and frail habitats. Specific dates, places, or organizational details are not clear from the readable portion.

New Medieval Name For Cold Sparks Medical Debate

A humorous discussion proposes naming the common cold microcowa coryza and jokes about its wartime ferocity. A Maryland Medical School doctor touts a vaccine amid chatter about past remedies like hot lemonade whisky and par boiled drinks. Critics wonder if vaccines will prove popular as tests compare them to other antidotes.

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Beads and Beaky Gimmick Peddled in State Tour Scam

A notice warns of a canvassing gang selling “pearly” beads and a state paper subscription gimmick. The deal claims beads for every subscriber while the paper costs a year by mail. The scheme involves high markups and asks victims to trade hens or coins, with references to dime store sales and cheap substitutes.

Wallace

Defeat of Hammill and Sherwood Roils Iowa Politics

In Parkersburg and Butler County news the Britt News-Trilmune hails changes as major political shifts. The editor notes the defeat of Hammill and Sherwood marks a watershed, relegating one prominent figure to the political ash heap while calling for selective ignorance in public discourse. The item weaves in unrelated remarks on science and sports for contrast.

R. 5 Sherwood Parkersburg Hammill Iowa Britt News-Trilmune Butler County

Nerves a Rest Says Four New York Doctors

Four prominent New York doctors warn that rapid modern life creates new health threats as nine new ailment series emerge. They urge rest periods amid work, reduced stimulants, and healthier routines like gardening and outdoor recreation to prevent neurosis and restore vigor.

New York

1934 Auto License Plates Delivered

1934 license plates are being shipped this week to 29 county treasurers. The state automobile department says plates are produced by prisoners at the Anamosa state reformatory. Plates are blue and white with bright blue numerals and same size as 1980 plates. County numbering system will continue next year and plates go on sale in December for use starting January 1, 1931.

Uotor Vehicle Department State Reformatory Anamosa

Crow declines blamed on autos and sparrow scarcity

An observer notes English sparrows grow scarcer yearly, attributing the trend to automobiles. He adds crows, once hustling for food, have become lazier as cars leave a trail of dead birds along roads, reducing scavenging opportunities.

Prohibition referendum and oddities shine in raw clipping

A fragmented pastiche notes that the Prohibition referendum failed to appear in the Digest while remarking on a lone senator opposing the Eighteenth Amendment. It cites stamp taxes, school budgeting arguments for lower math, Italy traffic rules, a Tampa preacher’s church reform, and a Paris designer predicting dot patterns on swimsuits.

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Eskimos Enjoy Having Teeth Pulled, Americans Their Legs

A voice notes: Eskimog enjoy having their teeth pulled while a large number of Americans seem to enjoy having their legs pulled. The remark frames cultural stereotypes in a biting, satirical tone.

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