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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented lament suite depicting lost childhoods and moral reckonings. It contemplates innocent youths harmed by cruelty and neglect, invoking Easton bells and a call to remember a message of humility and mercy.
An 18th century English account describes a special Easter feast in Devonshire featuring a gammon of bacon and a tansy pudding, with local celebrations at Stogtbale and Runding. It notes clergy processions, village customs, and the theme of resurrection linked to Christ's promise.
The fragment quotes Victor Hugo meditating on mortality and unfinished work. He speaks of lighter days, the fragrance of life, and the idea that work continues after death, viewing life as a thoroughfare rather than a blind alley as twilight turns to dawn.
A fragmented discussion explores the rabbit symbol at Easter, its mythic origins as a bird in ancient lore, and the spread of egg decoration and rabbits in spring rituals. It notes German and Greek influences, goddess worship, and varied customs tied to holy eggs and rebirth.
President Wilson announced at the White House that a special session of Congress will be convened within the next ten days to address tariff revision and urgent legislation. Underwood and his committee prepared a conservative revision plan to be presented, with messages from the president outlining legislative views. Harmony between the Ways and Means Committee and the president will be sought as consultations continue on revenue measures and the timing of the special session.
A jumble of telegraphic notices reports Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Lirod's funeral at Oakland cemetery, a steam lighter Wyckoff collision near Governor's Island with 11 missing of 12 crew, two French aviation sergeants injured in midair crash, Chas. M. Busch visiting San Francisco with a battered face, a Nevada robbery in Carin, and Yale president’s drudgery at Pratt ranch in the Ojal Valley.
In New York a stunt by Madman Law went wrong as a human fly failed to land safely after a parachute deployment during a powder explosion. Spectators watched a burst of flame and smoke while Law sustained injuries from the fall but remained conscious.
A fragmentary news note from Minneapolis on March 17 mentions a death tied to a shack meeting with kin. It references Morris Weinstein and a person named Migs HBrnantina Weinstein, suggesting a long suspicion over 30 years. The wording is opaque and names are inconsistent.
Haney J. Malte a Democrat of Concord was elected United States senator by a 4 vote margin on Thursday after noon. The balloting occurred at Concord and the result was announced amid local interest in the race.
A Kentucky farmer named Mr Wen Emilty Ethig testifies after long use that Dodd's Kidney Pills saved him from severe back strain and kidney trouble. He credits the remedy with restoring health and asks for publication and his photo to accompany the testimonial. He also notes a request for household tips and music selections.
A young woman tours a despection with a mechanic guide and asks what happens if an engine fails in flight. He explains that three planes in France have engines stop and cannot land, leaving pilots stranded and starving.
Fragmentary text describes SASTORLA as a safe remedy for Infanta Andohildren and urges verification of LettuaBa signature. Mentions Fletcher's Centoria and a vague phrase about Tanferstead Perdis and former rollers. A near drowning incident is also noted.
A brief exchange marks a weather report titled Its Nature with a lighthearted thumbs up. The snippet indicates a casual forecast mention, highlighting a positive reaction to the weather summary. No specific data such as temperatures or conditions are provided.
A chaotic collage of names, editor chatter, and stray ads from a Washington era page. Mentions of John La Pargé the painter, a telegraph editor, and a city editor chasing a news flash about a death, with stray product blurbs and oddities mixed in.
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