Renwick School Notes Preview New Year Activities
The Renwick School Board met to plan the new term starting Sept 6. New teachers Lara Middletay and Nevada De Grigellon join staff as class officers announce student leaders. The year promises entertainments with four numbers, tickets available at the door.
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Sunday Guests of Mya at Clurion
Mr and Mya Q A Ovarbineh ani Afr and Waller Rider visited Osiee at Clurion on a Sunday, with Mya hosting the affair.
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Town Council Minutes Published From Suptovntiar 1927 Meeting
The town council met in a segalir session at the town hall on Suptovntiar 1927 with Stoddard Habler, Blek and McCinry present. Absent were Nin nen and Goattach. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Financials show Smallwood 16.00 and various vendors including Selephane Co FAG Mult Parrott Sona Co 119 WoW McCurry EEG Mill Chaagen 1.06 Ching Walker 1.14 Jorgenson TBOING JAW Higgins 10.80. The motion to follow the title was carried and the meeting adjourned.
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Walker
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Higgins
Revival Service Announced by Evangelical Church U C
The Evangelical Church U C announces revival meetings starting Monday night with Rav. YW and Wendiand of Port Doug visiting for two weeks. The pastor Granner urges loyal membership and wider participation to seek salvation and church renewal.
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Church Notices and Social Visits in Des Moines Area
St Pauls Lutheran Church led by Rev J H Gillmann reports services at Hoglich hunger and Luther League events. Sept 14 meeting with Mrs Lovie Otto near Holmes. Sept 15 gathering with Mrs Alfred Peterson at Whuradiy. Mr and Mrs Wm Hofman and family, and Mr and Mrs Walter Attig of Des Moines visited relatives in South Dakota over the weekend.
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South Dakotes
Walter Attig
Names and Meanings of Biblical and European Given Names
A fragmented list discusses the meanings and origins of various names from Hebrew Greek Latin French German and Spanish. It references prophets and gospels with notes on meanings such as noble chief sea protector and mine poder, alongside versions like Henry James Enrico Louis and others in multiple languages.
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Sardine Industry Developments Reported by Popular Mechanics
The article notes a shift in sardine usage from preservation to fresh consumption, highlighting a rising industry phase. It describes a “death chamber” concept for meat handling and a watchman alert system, with vague references to new methods and devices influencing the industry’s direction.
Palm Sunday Symbols Inflate Old Parish Confusion
In a Palm Sunday account the church tower rains down thoes and flowers amid a geente procession of choristers and clerics. The debate centers on whether the paling refers to real palms or waxy representations possibly from Willow and palm trades.
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Choiter in Chese My the number of gossltie moves
A jagged OCR fragment discusses chess strategy and the impossibility of certain early move sequences. It claims no one could reach a settled position after the first four moves and hints at centuries of chess history shaping the game. The text is garbled and unclear but centers on opening theory and move feasibility.
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Conyinelig & Kaingeron
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Gossltie
Avery
Wight
Fragmented college romance tale yields unclear ending
A garbled narrative describes a bride-to-be pressed about a kiss with a man named Wallace and a near-miss moment. The next day the involved party recalls not getting a chance to ask, leaving the outcome unresolved and obscured by errors in the source text.
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Proof Of Colossal Beasts In Ancient Mexica Lore
Report discusses a discovery of giant prehistoric remains in Sonora Mexico. Fossil pieces include a 12 inch long tooth and a 4 inch wide fragment. experts estimate the creature reached 16 feet tall and weighed around many tons. Names of surgeons and precise measurements appear in the fragmentary account.
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Sonora
Lelonglay
Family dispute interrupts reading at bath time
A child blunts the mood as Ethel bursts in while parents read and the mother mends. The scene centers on listening to the lesson but ends with a request about not being allowed to bathe due to others reading. The dialogue shows parental rules and a small domestic moment.
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Cow Interrupts Folkestone Breakfast at Grain Store
A cow wandered into a Folkestone grain store while the proprietor was having breakfast. The cow calmly helped itself, nudging a mounted patron and prompting a humorous scene as the owner led it back outside with a halter after it finished its meal.
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Insects Classified Like Humans Amid New Entomology
The article notes modern entomologists classify insects using human-type categories. It describes three groups: the chunky rounded "pynte" found in beetles and bugs, the "asthenic" grasshoppers and mosquitoes, and the intermediate "athletic" type dominating among many species.
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Degrees of Latitude and Poles
The article explains how meridians diverge toward the poles and converge at the North and South ends. It notes that latitude degrees are greatest at the equator and decrease toward the poles, a fact observable on a globe through measured distances between meridians.
Virgil the Roman Poet and His Contested Fame
Fragmentary notes recount Virgil born October 16 in Italy era with roots in Celtic lineage. He pursued study in Milan at eighteen, later in Rome, focusing on rhetoric and literature, while reportedly avoiding wars and spending years composing the Aeneid. He died in 1941 without finishing or burning the work, leaving a disputed legacy.
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Itome
Hurricanes and sun spots misdescribed in popular science
An early science-note describes sun spots as hurricanes of flaming gas and likens their central vortex to a world-sized storm. It explains speeds of about 100 miles per hour and the bright, bleeding glow seen on the sun’s surface as a comparative phenomenon, citing Popular Mechanics.
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Comparizon
Shakespeare Apt Name and Knighted Bodyguard Tale
A tall map like figure attached to the royal bodyguard witnessed a battle and halted an assassin. The hero snatched a spear, saved the king or successor, and was knighted on the field. He walked before royalty for three generations and received scarlet cloth. An estate settlement followed with years long guardianship.
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Browning and Poets Copying News from Ghent Fracas
The Manchester Guardian notes Browning faced critique for borrowing ideas or lines from earlier works. It cites Browning crafting a poem to Carlo Gardoni from a pattern in a letter and mentions a separate instance where the poem How They Brought the Good News from Ghent was scribbled into Bartol’s Simbols. The piece discusses authorship and plagiarism concerns in Browning’s early career.
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Dream of a Mighty Choir
A Welshman recalls a dream of joining a vast choir with five thousand sopranos, six thousand tenors, all singing at double forte. The conductor suddenly stops the music and tells him not quite so loud in the bags.
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Where Flowers Grow In Moist Soils And Watered Halos
The text describes how steep rulfere and revives create moist bottoms that serve as homes for water loving plants. Evaporation is lower at the bottom of shallow ravines, fostering moisture and plant growth, while sunlight at top contrasts with deep shade below.
Recreation shifts from crafts to ready entertainment, says Huxley
The excerpt argues that modern amenities like radio and cameras replace passive participation in the arts. It contrasts village life with mass entertainment by joint stock firms, claiming genuine artistry wanes as people become spectators.
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Cheetahs in India Finding a Place Within Local Families
Historical note discusses cheetahs in India adapting to human habitats. It mentions native hunters using nooses for cats but asserts cheetahs may settle among local families. Leopard and tiger behaviors are contrasted with cheetah habits and tree-sharpening claws.
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Nile Valley Ideal Land Explains Ancient Civilizatio
The article discusses how geography made Egypt a cradle of civilization by providing fertile Nile floods and protective deserts. It highlights climate preserving monuments and the durable stone structures left by early builders, suggesting a prosperous society shaped by stable conditions.
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Mystery Arizona Well Holds Clear Constant Waters
A distant Arizona feature describes a large spring or well about 200 yards wide at the center of the state. The lake remains perfectly clear with a stable level, influenced by seasons, and the surrounding walls once housed a cliff-dwelling community.
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Ideal Square Meal Exhibition in London Promises Safe Diet
A London exhibit showcases a model “perfect square meal” claimed to satisfy all diets. The dietitians note the meal balances vitamins and can be adjusted for fat or thin individuals, featuring cold chicken and egg sauce, new potatoes, salad, cornflour puddings, dressed salad, whole wheat bread and lemonade.
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Vision speed limits in experimenter tests fail
Two researchers Cobb and Mons examine eye movement and reaction times across eleven subjects. They find average eye speed near rest at about one seventieth of a second and conclude that increasing illumination cannot significantly speed perception under common lighting in homes and factories.
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Popular Science Monthly
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