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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1924
Page
7
A Wow of his section will host a Friday conference at Mugla Grove with nine counties invited. Editors including three Engle Grove editors are expected, with editors wives entertained by Merchines Barnes and Godhorn.
The Newa office faced constant stoged hours as reports spread that Clarion Paper has ceased publication. Electric and power apparatus removed. authority confirms the mortgage burden on the paper. Subscribers with prepayments of two to five years ahead face uncertainty over future deliveries.
Riverside Gardens hosts Daney at Liveratore the original Bluebird Hatertali dra for a Thursday evening show in Livermore. Evershady invited to attend. venue promises lively music and local flavor.
Readable notes recount Engle Grove visit and junior activities. Mentions festival month reports, freshman plans, a birthday cake for Marjorie Cook, biology projects and mounted specimens, a prize for Gerald Cook, and an upcoming Community Month program at the school gym with refreshments.
Dr Bias, born January 27 1862 in Vermont and longtime Renwick resident, died suddenly at Evanston Hospital. Survived by wife three sons C H Bias of Evanston Rollins Co Chicago Oklahoma and H E Bliss superintendent in Arizona and daughter Callie May Bliss. The doctor practiced medicine here since tat and was active in Mecca Lodge A F and A M and other clubs during 15 years in Cogyon. Family and friends convey condolences to the bereaved.
State of Iowa Humboldt County. The Remick Times publisher editor and owner sworn and subscribed Sept 1924 before Notary Writs Britt. Monthly ownership statement lists Miller Bearwick town Sworn to and subscribed before me for Renwick Iowa.
Report describes drum talk as adapting the Ashanti tongue into conveying meaning through tone and syllable rhythm. Researchers note it can reproduce words by timing and spacing, creating a musical speech that can send messages at considerable speed over long distances.
Information from international sources says Japan will cover the traveling expenses of Japanese emigrants and grant 200 yen to each. Reports also cite financiers proposing a company to promote emigration to South America with private capital up to 845000000. The plan aims to reduce unemployment after last year’s earthquake and population congestion.
A theater props dealer in Sixth Avenue New York catered to theatrical professionals. He specialized in hats for comic bits, purchased from old-clothes men, and sold them for about 30 cents each. His funny trade supported him well enough to buy a home in the Bronx.
A fragmented campus page reports a rehearsal where Faith lad volunteers as scene shifter while Madelyn smiles. The dialogue hints at a playful college performance with comments like Come over here and yes, the crowd reacts to the unfolding scene.
The new law firms Mitchell and Jaqua in the Peoples State Bank building offer aid to veterans filling bonus applications. They request the discharge paper, birth date, service period without clothing changes, and names of vessels sailed from and to the United States.
Sunday worship at St Pauls Lutheran Church in English led by Pastor Gaede with Sunday School and a morning service scheduled for October Sth at 10 am.
Reading through a garbled 1923 era report, the U.S. Forest Service cites $84,000 in direct damage from smokers fires across national forests. It highlights the need for public education and forestry officials to curb careless smoking and discarded matches along highways and wooded borders.
A fragmented notice-like piece shows the phrase land of promise and a sales pitch urging buyers to purchase property near New York. It hints at enticing promises used to attract settlers or buyers without clear details or outcomes.
Rhoda Erdmann, a Berlin researcher, reports cultivating animal tissue outside a body and displays a spinal cord heart and other matter from a guinea pig. The claim compares her work to Carrel’s earlier experiments and notes a chicken kept alive in a similar setup.
National Safety Commission figures show three large cities cut pupil injuries by about 20 percent in two months as safety education expands. Cleveland saved 21 fewer accidents despite a 1 percent population rise and more traffic. Other cities report similar results amid stronger safety participation.
A 1922 traffic snapshot shows coal movements rising from coastal routes to the canal, with ships carrying about 50 percent of total coal through. By 1924 the canal opened and trade rose, handling 10.8 million tons that year, with 13.75 million tons moving through in 1922 and 28.0 million tons by later years.
Navy engineering chief Admiral Robinson testified before the Senate on oil burning innovations. The new methods promise an average 15 percent reduction in fuel consumption, with independent blowers and other techs developed by naval engineers.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a cryptic local column note. It mentions a person named W and a statement about keeping his word, with a muffled reference to a corner column from Touin ville Corner-Fouenal. The legible bits hint at a personal pledge or warning in a small town context.
A 19th century description details a device linked to wireless signaling for weather. It explains a coramograph tracing thunderstorm activity, a tuning method to receive long waves, and an automatic recording drum to log data.
France venerates fallen soldiers with widespread memorials and public grief. A Paris letter to the New York Evening Post notes unprecedented piety and national reverence, claiming monuments to the heroic dead would string from New York to Philadelphia if laid end to end.
The Kaihab national forest on the northern rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado is threatened by a beetle about a quarter inch long. The species bears the scientific name Dendrectunus pomeroza but is famed as a tree destroyer. The forest holds 2,000,000,000 feet of standing timber and stretches 25 miles along the canyon. The U S Forest Service and the Bureau of Entomology plan to spend 25,000 this summer on an extermination campaign.
The report states that planting Black Walnut trees yields native species with superior cracking quality nuts and notes the trees prosper in fertile loamy soils with adequate rainfall and mild winters. It highlights the Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi regions as well suited for growth along rich bottom lands in mid south states. The findings come from the Science Service.
A female friend and an English duchess tried to fund a trade venture but failed. The silent partner cited lack of success and the duchess’s volatile behavior as reasons. The venture unraveled amid high demands and threats to force bids.
A rare antique organ with eight stops and twenty-nine keys on one side and twenty on the other is located in Rockton. Morgan D Wise is credited. An early Swedish dock mate is noted in the discovery and the instrument began tuning after repair.
An new perforated felt ceiling developed from Sabine acoustics reduces high frequency echoes in offices banks and retail spaces. Tests in major merchandising show the felt absorbs short wave sounds lowering reverberation and creating a calmer work environment.
A cryptic note describes a striking hanging display in a room. A father figures another action if the wandering person returns, signaling a threatening reminder tied to variations in the scene.
A famous barrister confronts a witness suspected of perjury. He presses the witness about the oath and the commandment to bear false witness, challenging whether the witness understands the nature of oath and truth. The exchange highlights the tension between legal rigor and ethical conduct in courtroom testing.
In Washington state during February campaigns, Teawiss Grout Kilitas and Yakima groups urged eradicating groundhogs to protect crops. The effort led to an estimated saving of over $10,000 on 9,474 acres in Okanogan county, with about 5,090 stanchions removed.
Two young sisters sit with their mother as the elder describes pictures in a book. She misreads a label and the mother explains that Papa calls them by that playful name. The puzzled child finally guesses the term and smiles at the family nickname.
Elinor Glynn addressed a group in Venice describing St. Mark's day visions. She spoke of Shylock on the Rialto and Portia pleading, with Savonarola’s thunderous voice, and Vierdann's burning at the stake as imagined scenes.
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