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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
7
An essay extols persistent advertising as the key to business success. It argues newspapers’ advertising columns reflect thriving firms and that consistent, detailed ads keep a merchant before the public, turning luck into measurable sales and preventing missed opportunities. It urges readers to advertise clearly about products and prices.
Local notes report Winns of Humboldt hosted by Bunntiesd literature on Tuesday. Lasti records a woman’s purse incident and return request. John Egenes and Ibby, Mrs Wil Blick and Edna visited Fort Doilye last weekend. May baskets distributed by Erlendy youths. Vernon Theatre to stage The Senior Glass Play on May 12 and 13. Burt Metcalf, longtime resident, dies in Hot Springs hospital after two years of poor health. Delinquent motor vehicle list published by Clarion Monitor. Courts rule a foreigner may have two wives in the United States. Algona resident Too finds Indian stone hatchet. possible valuable relic with a stained attach.
School notes detail Humboldt events with high jump and hurdling results, Arbor Day observances honoring George Britt and Lowell Carter, choir songs, tree planting, and talks. Community notices mention visits, sales, plays, and local concerns, including drainage protest and upcoming Senior Class Play at Vernon Theatre.
Emily and Beatrice share a long, reflective kitchen scene about motherhood. The narrator recalls a past longing for clothes and freedom, then the resolve that a mother’s care shapes children. Beatrice consoles, emphasizing home and family over vanity, and the tale ends with a vow to value her children.
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