Renwick School News and Education Week Events
The weekly Renwick School page notes National Education Week and the slogan Visit the Schools Today. A large community meeting at the School House drew many visitors including Misa Joyce Warde and Hazel Peters. Students plan an Armistice Day program, and a recreation club for working men is being organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorestie Scienca Clas
Wag
Heiday
Wera Misa Joyce Warde
West Nond
Hazel Peters
Lucile Klisio
Vernon
Mya
Th Raleton
Mry
Myrtle Giltupis
Pleanor Tinskey
Grace
Ait Choot Monday
Becausa
Alssor
Lonwick
Parrytown
Flood damages at Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs
Floods on September 28 and 29 inflicted about 20000 dollars in damages to the Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs Iowa. All furnishings and basement store rooms flooded. heating and power plants out for days. thousands of dollars in supplies ruined. The institution cares for orphans and destitute children from across the country and appeals for Thanksgiving donations to cover ongoing expenses for 150 inmates. Citizens are urged to send contributions to The Christian Home Orphanage Council Bluffs Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damigre
Christin Home
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Calta
Flere
Christian Home Orphanage
Gouncil Bluffs
Oma
Shirt Recovered After Long Laundry Mix Up
A New York woman recalls leaving a dress shirt at a laundry months earlier. The shop was under assignment and later claimed the item could not be claimed after 30 days. She found the shirt in a window display and retrieved it, noting the ink mark on the fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Globe
Chowonma
Wialher Luundry
Lev
The Inspired Compositor and the Printer's Toll
A fragmentary notice fondly recalls a composer publisher push for proofs of a forthcoming book. It mentions Thomas Campbell revising lines and a journey by horse to meet patrons, with references to printers and the shift in language usage during press work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winghm Churchith
Gonal Aveurtey
Thomas Campbell
Elvinga
Gay
Questioning for Nurse Position Leaves Childcare Doubt
Mrs X questioned an applicant for a nurse post and the girl admitted to occasionally forgetting to wash the children. The interview prompted Mrs X’s children to urge hiring the applicant.
Milk Purity Question In Rural Exchange
A dispute over milk quality emerges as a speaker questions the reliability of dairy produced from red cows. The reply asserts purity and consistency while a referenced milker is described as paralyzed by public anarchist actions.
Waterloo Breeches and the Duke of Wellington Sketches
A fragmentary 19th century account discusses Marylinli Weller and her reminiscences about Waterloo breach fashion and sketches of the Duke of Wellington. It notes a letter requesting leave to sketch Lecolins and signlog, with a remark on the difficulty of locating the breeches and differing styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylinli Weller
Wellington
Vorstein
Duke of Wellington
Livrerolf F. Voudon
Pieday
Duke of
Wellingtod
Nik -Camplimonts
Wighop
London
Walurloa
London street criers fade as city changes
The piece notes the decline of London street criers from Shakespearean times to modern days. It highlights the Javander pedlers and London flower girls, once common sights, now dwindling as new tradesmen and hawkers encroach on traditional street scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Detroit
Strock Criers
Ricea- Gilly Circus
Ney
Cremona Varnish Secret Revealed by Italian Manuscript
The Romi newspaper reports Signor Gallivanne exposes a 171c Italian manuscript claim that Cremona varnish was not alcohol based but from insoluble resins. Invented by the Van Jiyck brothers, it spread to Ter Horch Metsu and others, after reaching Italy via Antonella de Messina from Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romi
Bunu
Dee
Carioua
Cremona
Signor
Taio Callicanne
Signor Gallicanne
Ine Hannss
Gallivanne
van Jiyck
Ter Horch
Metsu
Holland
Italy
Antonella de Messina
Whippoqa wile Night Worker Birds and Pigeon Intelligence
The article discusses birds and pigeons in rural settings, noting their wide foraging ranges and high numbers of instances observed by Dotyelt Sewer Nomina. It claims the birds exhibit remarkable intelligence, traveling in pairs and the female's nesting behavior aiding in hatching and feeding their young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opgs
Recipe for Good Golfer
A fragmented 19th century-style exhortation outlining traits of a skilled golfer. It praises steadiness of temper, self-control, quiet focus on the ball, and graceful, deliberate motion over brute force.
Quaker Exchange Feels Enduring Welcome
A fragmentary dialogue shows an elderly Quaker and a visiting young man discussing visits. The elder ponders if the youth will return, while the youth questions the certainty, revealing a tension between hospitality and future absence.
What Stopped Her
A garbled passage from a Scottish shopkeeper tale centers on a confused customer asking why a woman’s sales declined. The old shopkeeper’s quirky response hints at a deeper local conflict or superstition while dialogue remains fragmented.
Handy man en but Pim tired street exchange
Two tall men meet a friend in the street and joke about a tired Pim. One says his married sister is measuring carpets without a tape measure. He claims to be six feet tall and helps by winging down and belting up the house.
Floral Fish Fes Plate in New York Exhibition
A fragmented notice from the Houston Transcript describes two cloth and silver gowns embroidered with crystals and a carried Bible, finished with a shawl of sweat peas, presented in a New York exhibition setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchimye
Hoston Transcript
Hebraic Partners Fined In Milburns Court Over Night Driving
In Milburns court the two Hebraic gentlemen joint owners of a Absver were fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to driving at night with only one head light. One partner proposed paying all, claiming they both owned the car and both were in it, but the other disputed the claim saying his side wasn’t out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Drakenian
Conduetor
Yale
Schuoltte
Imine
Boo
Yerkes
Milbourns
Everybody's Magazine
Hard to Suit
Fragmentary dialogue about dishonor and boxing causes a father and son to clash over identity and reputation in a period drama frame. A hinted plot centers on using an assumed name to gain success and avoid familial stigma. The text presents noisy, unclear OCR with quotations and punctuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noston
Beware of Vioders and Dead Men Tell Tales
Fragmentary line from Harper's Magazine notes ambiguous warning phrases about voiders and the saying dead men tell tales. The text appears as a garbled quotation lacking clear context or identifiable events, persons, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper'a Magazine
Army Bands Without Drums In Regiments History
A historical note explains the drum’s late adoption into British regiments ending in the eighteenth century. It traces origins to continental use, the Duke of York’s 1788 push, prejudice tied to drums’ Turkish associations, and the influence of Austrian French and Prussian forces. The piece mentions drummers once wore elaborate dress and a Scots Guards drummer noted as John Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of York
Turkey
John Baptist
Scots Guards
Killers of animal life and loss of wildlife
Excerpt laments American wildlife collapse quoting literary lines about mass hunting. It cites 1909 1910 Louisiana slaughter figures 5700000 birds 2600000 mammals and recalls passenger pigeons and buffalo herds once abundant, with a note on extinction in captivity and plains devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Louisiana
Zoological Garden
Cincinnate
Great Plains
Raymond Weeks
Ite Beribner’s Magazine
Founding of the Dutch Stadtholders and Orange Line
The Detroit News recounts the rise of William of Nassau as the first stadtholder in 1579, the League of Utrecht, and the Orange-Nassau lineage. It notes Maurice as a controversial successor, the French overthrow in 1793, restoration in 1813, and the 1815 shift to a royal Netherlands with the prince becoming king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
William of
Nossau
the Great
Philip II
Spain
Orange
Dutch Republic
Wilhelmina
The
Netherlands
Orange Nassau
Detroit News
William the Great
Principality of
Grange
Ghent
North
Aouth
William
League of Utrecht
Maurice
Tha Loase
Coal Types Mentioned in A Curious 19th Century Transcript
A fragmentary dialogue lists coal varieties such as egg coal and chestnut coal with casual barter terms. The exchange hints at pricing or fees and common speech patterns from a Boston transcript.
Availability and Sany in Grleh Trade Talk
In Grleh, Cactus Joo explains that Sany remains the sole reliable man free to work. He notes others run flimsy distilleries while Sany is committed to the task despite scarce support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Joo
Sany
Grleh
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Benner
Destrict School
Candace Packard
Selmer Olson
Lok
Hieband
Algona
E.G. Griebel, Ag’t
Srakeman
Gondwetor
Willin Blahop
Dido
Carthage
Carla
Gouldluss
Africa
Byven
Carthagge
London Street Criers
Brittwh
Anseris He Hai Blaeuy
Astila
Whippoqawile
Mika
Keays
Nove
Hin
Atv Fine
Boston
Crayscript
George
Ryn
Boston ‘Transcript
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