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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
6
Fragments describe school activities, milk industry talks, bank status in Denison, and community events. Mentions Denison, Ames, Clare, and Crawford counties with references to teachers, cheese factory, dairy market, and local concerts.
A fragment from a writer reflecting on submission delays and pay for stories The narrator recalls composing The Beat of We Dawn a Civil War tale inspired by wartime experiences and the writers at a magazine recounting pay at a cent per word and editor rejections He mentions authors and editors and a brief note about copyright and publication considerations.
A scrambled piece narrates neighbors and wind, with garbled names and phrases, suggesting a chatty column or page filler. It mentions a Bend lope, Fordusn Vangie, and various misheard lines about talk, weather, and mispronounced terms.
A fragmented reminiscence traces a farmer’s life and his family. The speaker recalls a father, a son, and memories of machinery, oil scents, and early days on the land. Nostalgia threads through how progress and labor shape a rural world.
The article argues that a woman's key role lies in shaping youth and civilization through motherhood and domestic duties. It contends that freedom enables involvement in science, arts, and industry, with leisure used to advance societal progress rather than neglect of home responsibilities.
A fragmented notice discusses a social observation about a nearby woman and underlying concerns. The garbled text references health, heredity and personal caution, implying a local chatter piece or anecdotal note about perception and privacy.
A damaged 19th or early 20th century ad or letter describes Julia Schmidt, a factory worker in Silverton Oregon, who suffered long debilitating illness. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and health and recommends it to other women. Her address is given as 112 Wifow St, Hilverton, Oregon.
A fragment describes actors in a play testing scenes as night distractions for prowling enemies. A sentry perches in a tree while the nest below remains hidden, with characters debating performance and safety.
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