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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
7
A Pennsylvanian church historically paid a token rent on a small house known as the Rud Rose church in Mannheim. The Spiegel family funds the annual six shillings rent while the congregation covers extra costs, attracting curious visitors to the little site.
The Bijie society has no private property. Resources are shared within the tribe and work is communal. Individuals aid the group and a chief allocates labor and rebuilding tasks when a home is burned, while the chief retains control over tribal property and "bones" of members.
The southwestern division of the American Association for the Advancement of Science honored paleontologist Venuk Springer with an unusual sculpture. Titus bronge by Scurputli was gifted to New Mexico art galleries, funded by public money and Springer’s supporters.
A Popular Mechanics description shows a door interlock that disables elevator operation if any door is open. Above each door a small electric switch makes contact with the sliding door, so when a door is open the circuit breaks and the car cannot move until all doors are closed.
A fragmented report notes Nin making an unusual prediction about outcomes involving a softening effect and a hard boiled egg metaphor. The wording is garbled but suggests a foretelling linked to a curious setup or demonstration.
An odd account from Comylon Air Station describes sick patients seeking relief through aerial trials. Doctors note limited results, suggesting patient expectations affect outcomes as researchers test gravity and sudden dives for therapeutic effect.
An unclear OCR fragment shows garbled dialogue about entertaining and a request to raise something in a parlor. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable, leaving only disjointed phrases and scattered words. The fragment hints at domestic exchanges but provides no verifiable facts.
A 1910s style piece argues larger women bring confidence and dignity in professional settings. It contrasts fat women with smaller ones, noting how size influences poise, attention, and perceived trustworthiness in customer interactions and sales.
Fragmentary dialogue between a wife and her husband about a missed chance to communicate during a welding compromise. The text hints at marriage strain and missed opportunities, with references to guarding and withholding information.
Mrs Spence, sister of Cheeter May Becauvine, narrowly survived a drowning attempt within 24 hours. Exhausted in a wintry water, she cried for help and was rescued by John Chieait after minutes of resuscitation. Later that day she reentered the water and was saved a second time by Hoy strength Gated.
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge recalls a windy day when a man allegedly turned his head, then fell and broke his neck while a 9 lady paced nearby. Mrs Johnson dismisses the tale as mendaciously circulated gossip.
Fragmentary OCR yields a disputed scene with a pastor addressing parishioners about discipline and conduct. The garbled text mentions a group, African volt, and a vow or instruction to refrain from certain actions. Names and clear facts are not recoverable.
A fragmentary report notes last year’s diet explosions at industrial plants across the United States caused numerous deaths and extensive property damage. It cites rising tolls and economic costs from the incidents and related outages.
A damaged OCR fragment from the Boston Transcript hints at vacation talk and family activities. The lines mention yachting and fashion pauses, with no clear event, date, or identifiable subjects beyond generic leisure cues.
Up to 1.9 million dollars is spent each week in New York City on taxi rides, reflecting heavy reliance on cabs in the metropolis. The figure highlights the scale of urban transportation expenditure and the central role of taxis in daily mobility.
A sheriff sale notice issued by Humboldt County Iowa cites Whyte and Sonancs v FM Storth and Mrs M Stith. The sale covers farm corn and grainery on the Smith farm in Humboldt County to satisfy a debt of 1500.00 plus 399.62 costs. The listing sets November 10 1923 as sale date with proceeds to highest bidder, no redemption.
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