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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
7
A long report discusses U.S. government and military caution over photography of sensitive sites and equipment. It notes foreign observers, restrictions on image releases, and that official wartime photos require assent from the War Department with penalties for disclosure.
Walter Hyde Sanders of St. Louis, a golfer, left his estate to Belleville Country Club for a yearly Phi Caterella prize to the caddie judged most deserving for efficiency courtesy and conduct. Preference favors caddies from Moltenorth or ailing sections and those serving away games.
The fragmentary entry notes a court action involving Wrang Rightnd on Ganvan Fremont and Wales Ina, mentioning an elig tat dopletlig and scete of the War of 1632. The county court of Urol recently addressed the palitimie to correct Btreau's canitivass.
A garbled article reports on a museum sale of unusual fishes tied to a revenue decrease. It mentions merchants, a mysterious fish trade, and a poetic description of events near a coast, with unclear names and dates but elements of a historic sale linked to a museum.
This excerpt contemplates the gap between ideals and attainment, citing Roosevelt's "get our second wind" as a motivator. It questions whether aspirations are ever fully realized, noting that individuals may fault their own thinking and responsibility for outcomes while pondering whether aims were ever genuinely attainable.
The article describes bundle tea events where women host thrift sales from home or grounds, offering garments, hats, and ornaments to raise money. Attendees bring bundles, tea and refreshments are provided, with proceeds benefiting a charity. It also discusses decor themes and the role of white as a dominant color in period interior design.
Miss Charlone Acres of Vancouver wins the world professional five star swim title at Lake Ontario in choppy waters. The 15 year old earns a $1,000 purse and is described as the first Canadian girl to win the event in its eight year history.
A reflective piece from the Western Newspaper Union urges individuals in government service to act with thoroughness and integrity. It champions doing one’s best in every task, choosing virtuous company and reading worthwhile works to shape thoughts and actions, promising contentment from unused power.
A sponging house was a tavern kept by a balllst figure where debtors were judged temporarily while plans to pay debts were arranged. The term appears in Kag dealories, reflecting historic debt detention practices.
A quirky fashion note highlights the latest hat trend featuring a square nick crown and a prominent bow. The piece notes unusual colors and chic styling, signaling the season's forward look in headwear.
Recipe notes describe filling bread cases with cooked spinach seasoned with salt pepper and cheese. Cut bread heads into square bases, remove corners, fill with hot spinach mixture, top with cheese, and bake in a hot oven until cheese melts and bread browns.
The passage advises removing mildew by washing with a strong solution and household ammonia, then rinsing with clean water and drying for several days. It suggests applying a specially prepared galut to resist internal damage and cautions ensuring all traces are removed before continuing the work.
Barton J. Hendrick in Atlantic Monthly argues Bancroft secretly spied for Britain during Franklin's mission, betraying the American cause for years. The article claims Edward Minerett forged or corrupted letters, with Franklin allegedly kept unaware of Bancroft’s treachery while trusted by key diplomats.
The Prince of Wales rented a seaside villa at Le Troc on the French Riviera for a monthly fee of 35 pounds. A lease to the Earl of Chester grants free use of the grounds, one pedal boat, a yacht, and three Rolls-Royces, while the prince himself declined to pay more or less. The Marquess of Cholmondeley invited the envoy of Georgia to stay as his guest, with Le Hoe placed at his disposal, amid royal decorum.
Record notes a historic garden feature, an oak and grape vine about two centuries old, protected by local settlers. A commission, formed years earlier, secured perpetual conservation rights with annual oversight and a surgeon’s exculpation, while the vine remains buried eight feet underground.
A partial inscription in a Neve thole cemetery memorializes Aline Joh Dargao Mved, born to her parent Tin, who died in Riceville. The carved stone notes centuries of local lineage and marks a heritage site for the Orwin-Natives of Grea community.
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