Renwick School News Highlights and Events
Local school notes report schedule changes as board actions postpone some days, with classes resuming after a break. Basketball results show senior and junior teams splitting wins, while a festive program at the Grade Event draws a large crowd. Thanksgiving event plans, performances, and student activities fill the week in Corwith and nearby districts.
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Imperishable Gift and Yearlong Youth's Companion Offer
An advertisement promotes a two year subscription to Youth's Companion as a lasting gift. It highlights enduring benefits beyond material items, promising thrill and cultural value through stories, editorials, and features. The offer includes multiple subscription options and prices.
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Notice On Property Violations Underlined by Officials
Notice indicates hunting prohibition and property rights concerns with mention of Violatord Will be progeanted. Names John Bydilek J Hy Layethie appear as involved parties or witnesses in the confusing text accompanying the notice.
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John Bydilek
J. Hy Layethie
Ancient English Trees Signaled by Heritage Oaks
A fragmentary account lists England’s ancient oaks and yews, highlighting the King’s Oak near Pitford, the Marlborough yew, and the Aldsworth yew noted as over a thousand years old. It mentions the Bucklebury and Fountduna abbey sites and claims a dated ring record reaching back centuries, with uncertainties in the surviving notes.
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Fragmentary Ad Message Reveals Boarder Recommendation
The readable text hints at a casual note about a former boarder recommending someone and a person named Mia being urged to come to London. The unclear, damaged wording prevents a full reconstruction of the event.
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London
Thanksgiving Masquerade at Pringoss Pavilion Livermore
Thanksgiving masquerade ball planned at Pringoss Pavilion Livermore on Thursday night November 20 with Joyland Serenatura providing music. Cash prizes for best costume and best comic costume. A movie dance follows on Saturday night November 24 in the same hall with the same orchestra, everyone invited.
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Notice to Patrona Alb about accounts due
A notice states one year has passed since departure and several accounts remain unsettled. It warns the accounts must be straightened by the first of the year. Renwick Blacksmith is named in the notice.
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Renwick
Sensitivity to Silk Triggers Severe Reactions in Some
A report discusses silk allergies and related reactions in patients. It describes skin outbreaks from silk contact, eye watering, coughing, and nettle rash after exposure. Mentioned are responses to silk garments, mattresses, and certain foods, with cases of dermatitis from shellfish avoidance and other aversions noted.
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Had Her Doubts
Incoherent fragmentary text discusses a person named Kennedy and a period of sleep deprivation or disturbance. The readable portions indicate doubts and a routine involving night time or insomnia and possible attempts to find a way around an issue. Names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
WHEN FLOWERS SLEEP Mr Mowers Do Pot Sleep
A fragmentary account describes flowers closing at noon and reopening at dawn, attributed to Landon and referred to as a Romeo the flower. It mentions an unseen dandelion like gift and a scarlet pepper plant noted for petals that respond to cloudy skies and shepherd’s weather glass imagery.
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Romeo
Reliance Mutual Agency Gains Iowa Dealer Chief
Clive appointed to lead the Reliance Mutual Insurance Association of De Moines and Iona with agency for Fire Lightning Auto and Burglar Insurance. Shria Nelsonnamed contact for policy inquiries.
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Administration of estate for Caroline C Claussen
State of Iowa Humboldt County nov 5 1923 appoints Jute of Humboldt County as administrator of Caroline C Claussen’s estate. Creditors urged to file claims and those owing must immediate payment at the clerk of the district court office in Plonving. Administrator dated November 16 1923.
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Diamonds of America Prices and Import Costs Discussed
The article notes high import costs and prices for diamonds, estimating a large overall value and monthly per-coin costs. It argues that despite raised prices, the nation does not secure more diamonds for consumers than before the war, and some movie profits are compared to diamond revenues, highlighting inflated figures and market effects.
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Mystery of a Flight Amid Cops Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text hints at a dialogue about ambition and progress within a law enforcement setting. The lines suggest a speaker claiming achievement began from the bottom, challenging another to explain ascent. Context remains unclear due to OCR garble.
Shook The Connoisseur Collector in Paris Find
In Boston the Transcript reports a man named Shookeg discovering a dented box in Paris. The owner dropped it, revealing a large coin and a noted nib box. The piece attracted attention from Misa Gren and others curious about its value.
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Handkerchief Tuned into New Musical Device Claim
Report claims a handkerchief and a pillowcase can be transformed into musical instruments via a simple process. An expert reportedly creates graphophone records from ordinary fabrics, while both novice and expert can produce varied results. The invention promises durable, portable records that require no special equipment.
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Largest flowers on earth tower in tropical gardens
A London Tit-Num article notes Amorpho Bhallus, the largest flowers on earth, rising 12 feet with a dinner-shaped spathe and strong odor like rotten fish and burnt sugar. The plant, a Sumatra relative, appears tree-like but is herbaceous and dies back seasonally. The Kew specimen stands about 12 feet and may not be seen next year.
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Perfectly Safe Bathing in Florida Waters
A tourist on a Florida beach asks a guide if alligators are present before entering the shallow sea. The guide jokes that the alligators stay away, saying the sharks have already scared them off. The scene captures a cautious mood and coastal humor from American Legion Weekly.
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Overboard passenger seeks missing clothes on ship
A passenger on board questions where his clothes were stored as a steward explains they were not in the place expected. The exchange notes a small cupboard near a door and ends with a cryptic joke-like remark from the passenger.
Shopping by phone aids Troy church councils
In Troy New York nine church committees are empowered to buy a ballot to make a decision without nine costly trips. The plan connects Boston to Wells and uses the telephone to coordinate purchases, aiming to cut expenses in the decision process.
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Doctor's Bad Areak Update In Odd Page Note
A fragment from a historical page mentions doctor and patient in unclear context. The readable portion hints at a doctor planning to have a person named Misa Passny locked away. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial quotes, offering little concrete detail on event, date, or place.
Golden Rule Sunday food drive links meals to Near East aid
Charles Vickrey of Near East Relief urges Americans to join Golden Rule Sunday by feeding orphans in Greece Armenia and Palestine. A national test meal on December 22 would illustrate generosity, with five dollars a month feeding one child and a hundred dollars funding education. The program ties practical aid to a broader moral mission and industrial training for orphans.
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Fourteen Nations Back Global Day for Orphans Relief
Europe’s fourteen nations urge governments and people to observe a day of fasting and meals for fund raising to aid orphans and widowed mothers in Greece Armenia and Palestine. Notable figures including George at Greece Prime Minister Clemenceau of France and Paul Hrmann participate in the effort.
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Armenia
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American food criticism by famous doctor cited
The piece highlights Dr Mabel Elliott asserting American flour milk corn syrup and other foods support refugee and orphan nutrition. It claims U.S. products improve health in clinics and camps, praising American padding in orphanage meals and stressing scientific nutrition for undernourished children.
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