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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1924
Page
4
A fragmentary anecdote recalls a worldly parson telling a Philadelphia Quaker a fox would not hide where he could not be found. The Quaker responds with a sharp retort about hiding from a fox and suggests a clever, cautious stance.
Fragmentary account describes the sacred Apis bull housed in the temple of Osiris at Memphis. It notes forehead and neck marks, a ritual burial in a sacred crypt, and a public mourning period following the bull's death in ancient Detroit? area reference.
A cryptic excerpt describes a scene with a call anillans treasured to pit ovgralls and a servant group. One figure overhears locals spoken of pretending to be rich and tasked with painting and walking around the house as onlookers react.
A fragmented old Texas story recalls the great Longhorns era centering on a famed steer named Maverick. The tale locates its roots in Pecos Valley and the southwest, noting the massive cattle, river country, and the enduring myth of the Longhorn in early Texas settlement.
A garbled report traces a figure linked to a staged tale about fortunes, prizes, and a rising career. It mentions feigned success, a tigerlike mark, and a chief’s departure amid claims of a Brill crown and conversation with factions. the text is largely incoherent but hints at deception and public perception.
Fragmented text shows distorted names and phrases referencing local people and events. It mentions Mrs Buibby Wie, Ann Wers seinen, BayN Hee Hoedinee, Martha OSMey, and Tadeo Mare. The passage includes garbled dialogue about singing, wind, and water with unclear context or actions.
A long report on a major bank fraud crackdown describes crooks who used worthless checks to fool tellers. Detectives staged traps across states, arresting two men in Buffalo and thwarting others in New England and Boston as part of a nationwide effort by the American Tankers Association detectives to guard banks and recover funds.
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