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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1925

Page

8

Town Council Proceedings in Romwick Iowa May 1

The Romwick Town Council met May 1 and approved the April minutes. Officials including Henry Bloom, Walker, Smallwood, Cay Gow, and others were present or noted. The council moved to deposit town funds in designated banks with set limits and authorized expenditures from the town fund, ending with adjournment.

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Difficulty in Use of Telephone in Cairo

Fragmented OCR describes telecom trouble in Cairo with many garbled words. It mentions operators and customers facing delays and confusion, and hints at a shift toward automatic exchanges. Readers are urged for patience as service changes unfold.

Caire

Negotiated News Amid Jumbled War Chatter

Fragmentary quotes from Brand Whitlock in New York criticize online talks and Latin rhetoric about peace, arguing real life remains troubled and that optimistic endings in theater or statements do not reflect actual outcomes. The passage hints at skepticism toward political assurances and the gap between fiction and reality.

Brand Whitlock New York

Lost Chance to Chat With a Great Man in Dinner Tale

A fragmentary reminiscence by TL G. Obatteldaydor recounts a dinner with a famed figure in Utyrivy society. The narrator recalls failed opportunities to converse, vivid descriptions of guests, and a sense of missed insight amid social rituals and dinner table banter.

Burtin TL G. Obatteldaydor Whistler At Blass Naklea Versailles Roilin

College Cabin Advertisement Promotes Vines Vessel

A fragmented 19th century notice touts a steamship Vines service now offering third class accommodations under the label Callere Cabin. It claims appeal to travelers, poets, and professors, urging support for a university advertising venture. The ad mentions a figure named Nistorinit SRG and hints at a $200 misappropriation.

Wyeren Yatktan Vole Ole Valor Alont 4 SRG Awan Rail

New York Officials Seize Turkish Tapestry Replica

Customs officers in New York confiscated a 644 foot long tapestry replica made in Turkey. The piece mimics US series from 1898 and bears the serial author NF 201GGIT2-A. Engravings resemble Lincoln and Grant and include random blue and red threads. The seizure cites violation of laws against reproducing US postage stamps and Allied markings.

Egal New York Turkey United States Lincalin Grant

Incoherent Farewell Dinner Remarks in New York

An unclear account mentions Dari Hiurre Wertheimer and Wiliehy Preach race bores in Epinand. The text appears garbled with fragments of dialogue about bringing Epinand, dating, and a Light-rope reference, followed by stray names and performances.

Dari Hiurre Wertheimer Bores Epinand New York al Mocha Lipper

Oxford Men in War Viti the Work war

Oxford men served in the United military and allied forces including those from the village. about 650 Oxford men lost their lives. The university memorial service at St Mary’s commemorates the fallen and honors those who joined after the war.

Oxford St Macy's

Innkeepers Decree Unclear Magic Of Myoga Beverage

A truncated tale shows innkeepers discussing a guest with a valuable package and a plan involving a mysterious myoga oblivion drink. The husband quashes the wife’s belief in its power as the guest departs, noting the guest forgot to pay. The fragmentary conversation hints at comic misunderstandings in old inn life.

Soporifie Myoga Tours

Modern Maid Telly of Her Jack Troubles

A brief Perth newspaper item describes Edith and Jack with a tense exchange about a recent visit. The dialogue hints at tension and social pressures, mentioning a person named papi Chew and broker-related disturbances observed during a night encounter.

Jack Edith

Millions a Minute Mavelock Wilson Comment

Mavelock Wilson, president of Ce International Seafarers, spoke in New York at a dinner about the surge of wealth through gambling in wheat and other markets. He warned that speculators hoard wealth while farmers and sailors toil, arguing price increases hurt ordinary workers and hinting at a broader critique of financial gains.

Mavelock Wilson Ce International Seafarers New York Ae. Wilson

Norweil throne transfer amid church council turmoil

The throne of Norweil faced a disputed transfer as Bishop Hephert de Tozinga allegedly resigned the line to Mera Vatlock at a council held in Norweil. Officials debate details, with factions arguing over succession and related rites.

Norwiel Paul Norweel Hephert de Tozinga Eave Merl Mera Lela

Unclear Fragment From Covent Garden Note

Fragmentary OCR text describes a daily gathering at Covent Garden and mentions veiled phrases about views on vegetarian dishes and a distant poster. The passage is garbled with nonsensical words and lacks a cohesive event or identifiable figures.

Is Modern Civilization Really An Bad as Thie

In a quoted summary, Gor- Jin Strong notes postwar civilization’s claim of progress yet questions its safety and wealth handling. The piece cites Chicago banking security, with armored cars and guards, as evidence of modern civilization’s supposed reliability and protections.

New York Washington Ehase Gor- Jin Strong Nalion Ching Chicago Ron

Joys of renting with a holey old home

A renter laments substandard conditions in a cracked dwelling. The unit is riddled with worm holes and the landlady Mrs Bog-t increases rent despite the decay. The experience highlights persistent housing woes and unfair charges.

Good Egg Story From Milford Lions Lays An Odd Egg

William Johnson of Milford New Hampshire reports an extraordinary egg laid by one of his lions the day after the eclipse. The egg shows a sunlit shell edge rays and a white membrane bulge on one side with a round spot and a shadow resembling the moon crossing the sun. The account mirrors a New York World description of the odd specimen.

William Johnson Milford N. Th New York World

His One Mistake Mortimer

Sebit the New York financier returns from England amid political talk. He claims the Liberals will stay calm and notes Labor and Conservatives will also stay cool. He references Maglanden and alludes to Charles the Vic’s past mistake.

Mortimer Sebit New York England Liberal Sebi Labor Ater Maglanden Charles the Vic

Roof Not Mansard Y The Origin of the Mansard Roof in Early American Architecture

A fragmented note discusses the mansard roof popular in early American buildings and its attribution. It mentions Feineois Mansard, a Brenet architect, and claims a sequence of origins involving Lescot. The text is garbled and inconsistent about dates and figures.

Department of State Bulding Washington Feineois Mansard Higg Atout Gag Sears Manzard Hue Ned Lescot

Royal Writer Queen Maud Dominates Hist of Timhes Ary Queens

The piece hints Queen Maud of Norway as a leading figure among royal writers, likening her to Carmen Sylva and noting her prolific output. It suggests she could sustain fame on her own talent, mentioning a second novel in progress and a forthcoming publication in a different language.

Queen Maud Norway Marie Lynnvnka Carmen Sylva 4Ore Way

Wisdom of Experience Worth Handing Down in a Will

The Brook lyn, N Y man bequeathed a sizable fortune to his heirs and urged prudent living. He advised his son to avoid worry, work diligently, and secure a vacation. He directed a $50,000 real estate income investment held as steady wealth, not speculation. The piece urges every father to make a will and to record lessons learned.

Benjamin Brooklyn N.Y Iris Henly Sburg Sentinel

Welders Wear Masks In Heavy Industry

The Herald notes welders use masks for protection during oxy fuel and electrical welding. It explains extreme heat around 6300 degrees Fahrenheit can scorch faces and dazzle eyes, so lightweight aluminum helmets with red and blue glass produce a purple filter. A plain glass sheet shields eyes on breaks and the helmet can be removed when not needed.

Uns Vamily, Herald

Warning Message Found on Building in Galabuns

Fair Warning read by passerby notes a strange verbatim notice on a Galabuns building. The sign mentions a guard dog and a loaded weapon, claiming danger to strangers and expressing frustration from the author B. Aris. com in San Dratelon Arguuaué.

San Francisco Galabuns Pines B. Aris. Com San Dratelon

English as She Is Spoken Scene on the Porch

A Breyearolt lad sits on one end of a board while his elder brother hammers. When asked about working with Jack and the new hatchet, the boy ignores warnings from his mother and responds that his mother wants him there while he hatches.

Breyearolt Lalby Srs Bobby

Learn English campaign surpasses target in Rowestey pledge drive

The Learn English campaign at Rowestey in No Yi collected pledges from 2,600 people to join and support Angtish language learning and writing. The initial goal of 2,000 was increased after reaching the mark.

Prehistoric Ohio Village Reveals Corn and Nut Diet

Dayton News reports explorers uncover preserved corn at an Ohio prehistoric village site. Ears show eight to ten grain rows, still attached to cobs. Nuts including walnuts, butternuts, and hickory were found, suggesting extensive nut use. Some seeds such as pawpaw and grapes indicate a varied diet.

Ohio Dayton News

What He Could Bo

The fragment hints at a dialogue about support and coping with change. It mentions adjusting to a new way of receiving help and familiarity with the supporter, suggesting themes of care and adaptation. The piece lacks clear names or settings to anchor a fuller report.

Caine Thakel Cairy Biel

Alaska Game Commission to be Appointed by Secretary

Under a new law the Alaska game commission will have five members with four chosen by the secretary of agriculture from the territory's four judicial divisions. The fifth member will be the executive officer and biologist representative, all meetings and travel paid by per diem. salaries are not provided for the four appointees. Headquarters will be in Juneau.

Alaska Game Commission Secretary of Agriculture Edict Representa Biological Survey Alaska Commission Juneau New York Times

Ingenious Letter Reaches Maine Roadside Eating House

A letter sent to Biddeford Maine was addressed to a roadside eating house between Biddeford and Reanebunk. A crude drawing of a house and large piazza appeared on one side of the highway with a barn on the other. The rural carrier nearly delivered it, and the writer, who had likely traveled by car last summer, wished to contact the proprietor but did not know the name.

Biddeford Maine Biddleford Reanebunk Abo

God Would Understand Copeland Reports Tired Child

Dr Samuel J Copeland recalls visitors with children saying the youngsters had an exciting time. After guests left his five year old son was exhausted and refused to say prayers claiming fatigue. Indianapolis News report reflects a domestic moment.

Samuel J. Copeland Sazavira Indianapolis News

Sunday Pickup Rules at Martinsburg Store

Sunday blue law in Martinsburg West Virginia allows filling prescriptions but bars other purchases. The article notes a popular remedy for general debility, detailing unusual items for sale. Police show no intentions to enforce further action at this time.

Martinsburg W. Va

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