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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
5
The snippet urges readers to keep an open mind on suffrage and to study arguments from all angles before forming or changing an opinion. It condemns narrow thinking and stresses rational evaluation and self-reliant thinking.
A garbled, era voice passage notes temptations of immigration and freedom in New York. It mentions a judge labeling poker as a form of gambling and reflects on marital expectations and social norms amid shifting values.
A Washington doctor proposes a spooning course in the public spheres. A Chicago judge notes that husband shooting women will go little more merry in court. New Jersey men who killed cats find frogs’ prey argues against capital punishment. The piece discusses a trustworthy boy who can handle money, write business letters, and keep promises, with moral backbone to resist bad influence.
Open season for accidents grows with the hunting season in Iowa. Careless use of firearms endangers others. shooters must practice safety, gain land access with permission, respect property rights, and avoid firing at live stock. Vigilance and responsible behavior are urged to reduce injuries and fatalities this autumn.
A Chicago report shows 18689 pupils in first year public schools opened savings accounts. Six seventh and eighth graders run student banks. deposits up to five dollars accrue and when balances reach 3 dollars they are moved to regular banks with the pupil account staying open. Rural schools may soon adopt thrift as a subsidiary subject with deposits routed to local banks and modest interest.
The text discusses bond payments and installment plans, noting a face value paid in full and interest or deposit amounts. It mentions sums like one hundred dollars and references withdrawing, bonds paying per installment, and potential totals in a historical context. The fragment references reputable bead houses and monetary terms without clear event details.
The text contends that persistent critics abroad miss the value of their hometowns, preferring to vent about their surroundings. It argues that long exile may soften critics, likening homesickness to a prodigal’s heartbeat. It also notes a quirky claim that electricity can kill mosquitoes, while suggesting chemical extermination.
Publishers statistics show Bibles widely used in homes with annual U S sales around 5 million copies. Bible demand sits alongside 87.5 million educational books, 19.8 million fiction, and 100,000 non fiction, reflecting strong religious reading in a nation often blamed for poor taste.
The Des Moines area showcases strong enforcement of prohibition with a dry rule praised by many. Three arrests for drunkenness occurred during the state fair weekend, a marked improvement from the previous year’s twenty-two arrests, signaling notable public order gains.
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