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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
7
Renwick School notes announce a second monthly entertainment night featuring The Gulgue Duo and Mrs AK Laurlaen who hosted several local boys from the home. Payette was last Saturday and attendees enjoyed a lively program from the Wisconsin School of Mines offering $2.0 in proceeds.
A broken text fragment notes a school event linked to a Veterans Day activity with plans at a building and student attendance. It mentions Miss McAtew and Miss Helly, honors of an Iowa State Teachers College extension division, and the Iowa High School Orchestra performing for the Lawn Teachers Association convention. The piece references Cedar Falls, Des Moines, and a 807-H student ensemble under Major Dogtzel, with broadcasts on WHO and in Des Moines.
Rev E H Gillman pastor hosts Sunday School at 10 a m and morning services at 11 a m in English. Visitors Waller Phipps and Ora Phipps discuss plans. Henry McCurry moved from Goldfield to California. Mrs BE A Simpson entertained Birthday Club last Friday. A plane truck was seen near the county highway. Finder asked to leave at the Times office.
Orly Knutson wins with 4 670 pounds in an hour and twenty minutes at the Humboldt County corn husking event. Kraft of Beavrick places second with 1 885 pounds. 1 304 pounds remained after deductions. Hite brothers take third with 1 258 pounds. Kirnft brothers expected to join preliminaries per Mr Gris and County Agent Nichola.
A. G. Nonemaker married A. G. Nunemaker from Williams and the couple were wed Friday afternoon to Mrs. Emma Ely of Williams at the Congregational parsonage in Webster City by Rev. Haney. The newlyweds moved to Renwick, and are reported as tensions rise at the restaurant.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Webster and reactions to his religious and political stance. It references his sincerity, lack of deliberate errors, and debates on religion influencing his public image. The text cites Dettrae News observations on his portrayal and compares him to the Coastline Man in a Supreme Court context.
The Suttfinder Magazine recalls a lively discussion led by Sir John Prinsie Whe as president. Young physicians debated whether old women should be cared for by physicians or by others, with opinions split on the value and risks of medical care for the elderly.
The fragment recalls late eighteenth century bathing culture in contey houses of Yeeturian towns with references to attire, baths, and social expectations. Mention appears of Miss Dorothon Greysry and Miss Jordon amid garbled notes on dresses and household life.
The fragment outlines ancient wine production, noting early vessel types and materials. It mentions plastering, distantly describes resin-sealed containers, and references wooden casks and later use of glass for storage, highlighting a transition in vessel materials over time.
Strange A Scottiah professor returns from a feat where gore and illusions mix in a bizarre episode. He dries his feet in a careless sequence dipping one foot then the other, muttering in surprise I didnt know I had so many feet as water splashed.
A garbled passage outlines a seventeenth century European affiliation involving parsons and a practice of selling children under a religious organization. It notes laws, oaths, and forms, with presence in England, Kenya, France, and Germany, and references to punishment and ritual.
The piece discusses youth as a blend of quality and spiritual energy, arguing that aging is not inevitable decline. It cites Richard Le Gallienne’s ideas on growing wiser, not merely older, and stresses that discipline, experience, and continued mental effort keep one engaged in life rather than fading with time.
A fragmented extract from a children's magazine urges embracing parenthood as a difficult trade to study and master. It advocates becoming a warm companion to a child from infancy, stressing mutual understanding and the impact of parental care on a child’s future happiness and success.
Fragmented text reports psychologists tracing fear into four types among soldiers and civilians. It cites Dr. M son of St Marys hospital Lenton and Dr Wilson in Papunle discussing reactions from fearless to reckless, with references to education and industrial life shaping disappearance of courage.
The passage explains honeydew as a sugar exudation from leaves caused by aphids and other piercing insects. It notes fungi and burnt or over-turgerence processes can cause honeydew. Bees harvest it but the product is usually poor quality and unpalatable. It mentions ants and wasps tending plant lice to farm honeydew.
In Sweden, white wastewater from sulphite mills has been used for years to lay dust on roads. The solution binds dust and smooths surfaces when dried. Some suggest adding hygroscopic salt to keep the surface slightly moist for better durability.
Virginia's mother, preparing the men for dinner, cracks a joke about her worried forehead. The puzzled wit and the childlike exchange reveal a playful domestic moment centered on a cracked brow remark.
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