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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
A fragment notes General Arlabosse, one of the commanders, standing before the French lines at Eastore Foxnca. The brief item emphasizes his position and proximity to the combat front.
In this naval note the author warns against letting go the anchor while the ship still moves forward. It describes the danger of the anchor rope catching a fluke or arm as the vessel swings and drags. Proper method is to round to wind or tide bring the vessel to a stop and ease stern, then shout Lat gol to set anchor.
The fragment describes southern Thagery as part of Unre dooned Reunmanis with wet bits in the seas and Gothic churches. It notes Frenel names and old villagers who remember French language once spoken there, faded after Magyar suppression.
Iowa reports a drop in fire losses year over year with total prevention measures, motorized equipment, and cleaner surroundings reducing property damage. Des Moines, Dubuque, and Port Dodge cited as examples as state boards warn of gasoline and kerosene hazards and promote safer handling and storage.
A speaker urges moral uplift as an audience member in a crutch and sling shares a self deprecating tale. The audience member jokes about why his downfall began with a carburetor or gasoline running out, noting his engine fell 1 909 feet above the ground.
A statesman addressing a Sabbath school asks if children have questions after urging a virtuous life. He recalls his long career and says success comes from conscience and the Golden Rule, inviting inquiry from the young audience as quoted by the Kangas City Star.
Marian misreads the Goldie Locks tale while Ma ram explains the correct line. Tinther cautions about reading accuracy as Marian wishes Goldie Locks would jump farther to escape the three bears.
An aged dialogue excerpt shows a tramp and a woman character named Miss Tenderert discussing prison time and writing prospects. The fragment hints at before unseen plans for a Ladies’ Own article series titled The Insite of 2 Hundred Jaffs.
A fragmented piece reports a man named IT meeting Newrich today and noting plans to send his daughter to a finishing school. A garbled line hints at a hopeful outcome as the daughter progresses.
In the article fragment two diplomats appear in a metaphor about peace and conflict. It notes two women speaking with a long mutual exchange, contrasting calm discourse with provocation amid broader turmoil.
An old home remedy advises washing the face with resinol soap and hot water, applying resinol ointment, waiting ten minutes, then rinsing with more soap and hot water and finishing with cold water. Repeating once or twice daily is said to clear the complexion and shrink pores. The resinol products are said to stop itching and aid various skin ailments and wounds and are sold by druggists.
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