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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
4
Sealed bids for street commission er coal hauling and road drugsi Bs Gil received by the City Clerk due April 4 1921. Bids must show hourly rates for one man one team two teams and coal hauler price per hour. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Fritz Britt City Clerk.
A long, garbled excerpt reflects on materialism and ethics in a wartime context. It references Goethe, Headwood Dick, and contemporaries, noting the era's fascination with adventure and cautionary tales. The piece critiques war preparations and societal focus on conflict over peace.
The text freights faulty phrases about heaven, taxation avoidance, and international marriage debates. It references Geneva, the League of Nations, and treaties, noting depressions and reforms. It suggests sentimentality aids criminals, with mentions of banks, wine, and burglaries.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Burbank King and a new nut variety with unclear context and several nonsensical phrases about attire and matrimony, yielding no coherent news event or names to establish a formal summary.
An odd scene unfolds in a village garden where Doctor Cavendish, Professor Belnekhofen, and others discuss a discovery. Accusations of secrecy mix with inheritance taunts as a goose egg becomes a central, comic symbol while Mrs. Svinekhofen provides domestic chaos.
The Nort China Herald describes the Old Autumn Moon festival in which the Flower King is honored with a grand ceremony. A rexptend goon leads a procession amid lanterns and banners, with midnight feasts and a special cake for the very poor, while crackers and balloons decorate rooftops and streets.
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