End Week Notes From Renwick School Specials
Week End Renwick School Notes lists Corner Store specials with silk hose 66 cents, ladies white Lisle 29 cents, children's white cotton hose 19 cents, men's railroad hose 18 cents, and men's Nainsook Union Suits. It mentions school events including a May 27 commencement address by Judge Hubert Ulberback at Vernon theatre, a senior pageant, and a division day Thursday. The note thanks the Heftys for pasture use and records staff changes including Miss Lowe resigning. Also lists shoe and grocery prices and supplies.
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Lisle Howe
Fort Dodo
Tay
Rayeulaureate
Mey Gaede
Pagent cFehenroal
Hubert Ulerback
Vernon
Lowe
Jane
Tadies
Lillian Patterson
Local Political Candidacies Announced for Humboldt County
A broad slate of candidates announces runs for county offices in Humboldt County Iowa. Fat Conaly Athenwy seeks County Attorney, Twiah for Clerk of the District Court, Matis A. Walluknil for Treasurer, Thos. B. Byrne for County Recorder, Ethel Barratt for County Sheriff, WP Hansen for County Auditor, and C Gilehvist seeks renomination to the Iowa Senate with Republican primaries set for June 1926 and June 1928 deadlines.
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Fat Conaly Athenwy
Vor
Twiah
Pry
Clark
Covre
Humboldt County
A. D
Matis A. Walluknil
Jung
Thos. B. Byrne
Shell
Canty Sheritt
Humbolde County
Iowa
Volera
Hansen
T Wlah
Tnn- Holll
Towa
G. McFarhind
Lamy
Strict
Hoey
Senataria
Loy
Gilehvist
Appointment of Administrator for Everett Rockford Hewthernow
Notice states Ramholdt Canty appointed administrator of the estate of Everett Rockford Hewthernow in Hinbalde County. Creditors and claimants must present claims to the undersigned at the office of the Clark of the District Court, Hobbet, with proper evidence before a stated date. Dated April 24, 1926, M.A. Wallukait, Clerk District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramholdt
Everett Rockford
Hinbalde
Clark
Daca
Hobbet
M.A. Wallukait
Divritt Curt
Expedition Hopes to Secure Giant Lizard Specimens
The New York Post reports an American expedition aiming to obtain giant lizards in the Dutch East Indies for Bronx natural history research. They seek specimens up to 31 feet long, noting prehistoric relatives and the danger to collectors, with plans to study living animals rather than cadavers at Tava zoo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onio
Indies
Bronx’ Gap
Amorien
Ling
Tava Zoo
New York Post
Sunlight Used Internally at London Nursing Exhibit
A machine that pours ultraviolet light through the throat of a patient was shown at a nursing exhibition in London and attracted interest. The device is touted for internal sunlight therapy to treat rickets tuberculosis and other disorders while external light aids healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nureing
Tondon
Rejuvenation Sparks Opposition in Paris Debate
Marie Jeanne, a Paris seriolist, publicly opposes rejuvenation as immoral and aesthetically unfitting. She argues it unjust to let all people prolong life while the younger generation bears the burden, noting advances since Varoneoff demonstrated walkable life with animals.
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Marie Jeanne
Paris
Varonoff
Llso
Old Coin Found In Maine Portrait Riddle on Side
A damaged OCR note describes a coin found in Maine about fifty years ago during carpenters’ work. It mentions a Minnie Biskett of Saco Milne ins and unclear inscriptions including a word like WWamhiteger and Mohiling 10 percent, surrounded by a wreath.
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Minnie Biskett
Saco
Milne
Ins. i
Brer-Peescesion
Aahil- Hing
Leten
Alls
Maine
Ancient Siler Dollar Found in Arlington Purse
Alfred Schaner found an American silver dollar minted in 29P wan in Arlington Minnesota. It bears a Liberty head and thirteen stars on one side and the inscription One hundred tents for one dollar around the rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Schaner
Arlington
Minn
Evolution of the English Word Arrant and Related Terms
The article examines how sense words have shifted from their original meanings, focusing on terms like arrant and knight errant. It discusses how phrases such as reaping came to be tied to out and out thief and notes the change in connotation from vigorous or noble to more negative uses.
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Bioltora
Arran
Now Laden seeks pricier hat for Huss band purchase
In a garbled exchange a buyer protests a single expensive hat while proposing a compromise to acquire a second, more costly item for the Huss band, reflecting pressure to fund a purchase amid disagreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Wade
Luckaye and Willow Cackaye Offend Critics in New York
A New York cafe scene reports Luckaye Scored Willow Cackaye, a famed actor, jokingly denying rumors of his death. He rebukes a taunting critic while asserting his dignity and quipping about a past loan.
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Willow Cackaye
Aevere
Alwaye
Luckaye
New York
Lackaye
Hitradi
Nik Monty
Man sails 12000 miles to chase New Zealand swordfish
Dr George Nadmigra from Ueck entonp Park in Kent travels over 12000 miles to New Zealand aiming to hook gin swordfish. He notes that some fish there weigh up to 409 pounds and that the thrill of a bite at the line is unmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nadmigra
Ueckentonp Park
Kent
England
New Zealand
Aspirin Said to Revive Drooping Flowers in Water
A Detroit reader reports that aspirin can revive wilting flowers. Crush one or two tablets, dissolve in vase water, and in about an hour the petals recover and the stems straighten. The claim notes pleasing results for patients, though details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ness
Marvel in Photography Captured by Airplane Flight
Photographs taken recently by airplane, developed in Ubenia, transmitted by wire within thirty minutes, and shared with the crowd for public viewing. The event showcased rapid aviation turned visual art and wireless relay of images.
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Ubenia
Saint Francis Birds Sermon Lesson For Humanity
Lawrents Abbott notes Saint Francis of Assisi preached to birds praising creation. The tale, lasting 700 years, idealizes truthfulness and charity as birdlike devotion inspires followers to emulate saintly simplicity and self-sacrifice.
Watch Resumed Work at Owner's Funeral
In Newport the funeral of Rees Davies was held at Gelligaer with a striking tale. A watch once owned by the sailor son, Rees, was found in the coffin after repairs and remained missing for years. The family learned the piece had been kept at the jewellers and was still present when the undertaker closed the coffin.
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Watch
Newport
Rees’ Davies
Cardiff
Vimes
Berd
Rees
Power Plans for Rivers in New England Revealed
An analysis in Compressed Air Magazine describes Deerfield River in New England as a conduit for large scale hydroelectric development. It envisions harnessing a broad river system to deliver hundreds of thousands of horsepower to fuel industrial activity and oil energy supply across counties and states.
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New England
Deer
Iit
Deerfield
Tennessee
Hori
Air Magazine
Alaska dailies and weeklies drive diverse paper scene
Alaskan newspapers include dailies such as the Alaska Minipit, Alaska Chron icle, and News in Ketchikan Seward Gateway Sitka Tribune Wrangell Sentinel and Valdez Miner. Skagway publishes three times weekly while Sitka and Wrangell weeklies chart regional output.
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Alaska
Alaske ‘Minpite
The
Alaska Chronicele
News
Ketchikans
Gateway
Seward
Alaskan
Skagway
Sitka
Country's Dog Population Estimates in the United States
The Bureau of Animal Industry estimates about 900000 dogs in the United States. The method compares local dog licenses to the number of inhabitants in a given area, aiming to gauge the nation’s dog population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
No. Ceneus
Russian Seek Rubber Plants in Americas for Cultivation
Representatives of the Soviet government travel through the rubber regions of South and Central America in search of rubber plants that could be acclimatized and cultivated in the Soviet Union. The mission aims to locate adaptable species that might be taken to Russia for production.
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Ruber Istriets
Amerina
Two sites offered for national memorials in American history
A War department proposal considers preserving two early American relics as national monuments. Wallerson Fort on Roanoke Island near North Carolina and Fort Frederica on St Simons Island off Georgia would be evaluated under the antiquities law with potential federal preservation.
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United States
War Department
Sir Waller Taleigh
Roanoke Island
North Uaratina
Virginia
Dare
Fort Frederson
Siow Island
Georgia
Brunswick
Oglethorpe
Tadiang
Theorkin’ Society of Colonial Dames
Federal
MacNider
Secretary of the Interior
Penoplé
Republic of the United States
Necessary Change Speech Reframes Rights for Women
The speaker argues that every man has the right to life and happiness, but suggests reworking it to emphasize a woman's pursuit of a man. The text critiques gendered language and reflects debates on marriage and parity in rights discourse.
Fossil fish find on Gespe peninsula ages of 50 to 100 million years
Prof Romer of the University of Chicago reports more than twenty fossil fish remains and parts of fifty others discovered on the Gespe peninsula in eastern Quetes. The specimens are prehistoric and estimated 50 to 100 million years old, older than dinosaurs, suggesting they inhabited Earth before land animals. A relative of a known French fish is also found in Africa.
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Géspe
Quetes
A! & Romer
Department of Paleontology
University of
Africa
Canadian government uses aerial photography to map vast resources
The Canadian government has applied aerial photography to administration tasks, mapping about 7,000 square miles of forests lakes and mountainous areas. The images help reveal undeveloped water power sites and other little known resources, aiding better governance and planning.
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Canada
Sousa Conductor Quips With New Band Recruit
During a recent tour a new band member challenged Sousa to secure weekend concerts. Sousa nonchalantly replied that there would be several shows, while the recruit fretted about weekend plans.
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John Philip Sousa
Lee
Sousa
Plaster Aims to Revolutionize Sound Absorption
A new sound absorbing plaster by Dr Paul B Sabine of Geneva Illinois claims to dampen noise eight to ten times more than ordinary plaster. Popular Science Monthly notes the material could transform hospital construction by reducing ambient sound levels in patient areas.
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Paul B. Sabine
Geneva
Popular Science Monthly
Serum of Value Treatment and Measles Convalescent Aid
Fragmented notes discuss a treatment theme for measles using convalescent serum. References mention early six day post infection observations, universal rank, and the idea that recovered individuals provided effective serum. The text is garbled but centers on serum therapy and measles recovery.
Airplane Flight Myth From Frasca and Frscca
Fragmentary notes discuss a trans ocean flight claim citing a 7 050 mile route and a 50 hour plus time, asserting earth rotation and atmospheric movement affect travel time. The text references aviation concepts but remains unclear and partial.
Hospital History Sparks Dismantle and Sanitorium Debate
A quirky historic note describes a county hospital in Louth with no patients and a plan to dismantle it. The piece recalls a 20 year panic over a plague scare, foreign buyers, and a mistaken publication that failed to calm reactions. Authorities faced public pressure to erect a nation hospital and maintain staff at a cost of 8100 per year.
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Louth
Lannither
Offan Lation
A.staf
Loudon
Thrift Clubs for Degedre A Pleasing Counterpart in England
Aimed at helping dog owners who cannot afford care, thrift clubs in England mirror the Christmas clubs of the United States. Established by the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor in London, the program seeks to save dogs belonging to needy owners. Members contribute 1 4 pence or three cents a week to ensure pets can keep companionship despite poverty.
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England
London
Ocean to Can The Cansers Say
An archaic prospect discusses expanding canned seafood using Neptune’s abundance. It notes Americans ready to accept new devices for preserving bluefish, halibut, bonito, and other deep sea delicacies. Whale meat is mentioned as an excellent substitute being canned already.
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Ocean
Iker Neptune
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Oan
Dla
St. Fran
Wis
T. Ansleli
Tavbr
Mecca
Arial’ Photography
Bernard
Cincoito Hong
Odd
Doge
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