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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
6
Fragment reads as an old advertisement claiming Castoria eases colic by regulating the stomach and bowels with vegetable ingredients. It emphasizes keeping the intestines open and free from waste, avoiding drugs, and repeating the Castoria name and usage guidance.
The fragmentary text provides no coherent event, names, places, or dates to establish a factual news item. It lacks readable entities and a central action, making a concise card impractical based on available material.
A fragmented note discusses actions in Mali and references work and thinking about tugs. It mentions Aly and Amy in a speculative, nonsensical stream, with phrases about doing similar tasks and pondering outcomes. The passage lacks clear events or dates and focuses on fragmented ideas.
A brief piece discusses practical tips for removing gray hair without chemicals. It mentions natural methods and cautions about consistency and patience. No specific individuals or organizations are named. The tone mirrors a compact lifestyle notice in a local newspaper.
Mrs Weat of St Louis reports rapid weight loss after using Krigehen Satis. In four weeks she dropped from 170 to 150 pounds and praises the product. The ad urges readers to try Krugchen Sats and promises similar results for women seeking quick fat reduction.
A long OCR fragment discusses electric energy, its predicted impact on big cities, and the shift from agrarian to industrial societies. It references U.S. energy plans, potential national prosperity, and the transformational role of electricity in urban life and production, highlighting optimism about a safer, more efficient energy future.
A muddled OCR item reports on a fastest miler named Venzke entering the famous Faxine alia fentora race at the sixty fourth annual Wheel of the New York shietle club in Marvinon Square. The text is garbled but mentions entry and location and a time of 10: svcomty.
Readers describe Colorado sand dunes as a unique wonder with rolling wind-sculpted forms and a growing appeal to travelers. The landscape, once overlooked, is gaining attention for its vast, rocky-walled plains and potential as a regional attraction.
Ottawa reports pilots including Got-Amehony and Cua Alin offer to enlist with Chinese forces to oppose Japan. Canadian and American pilots express desire to ally with China, with plans to equip two squadrons of fighters and bombers at an estimated nine million dollars for the first year. The Canadian proposal aims for delivery mid March pending Chinese government approval.
Captain Este Holes reports his Sea Voyaga slipped from harbor when a school of whales struck his vessel. A whale seized the anchor and towed the boat, tearing it from the moor as Captain Moses notes the anchor dragged along the hull. The attempt to cut the anchor failed as the whale intensified its pull and the vessel strained toward the sea.
Reports from Cleveland and other communities note a push to repair damaged sidewalks as emergency employment. An extra force of unemployed men works on sidewalks, funded by various programs, with cities like Macomb using unemployment bureau funds to pay for part of the labor while residents handle supervision and materials.
The article reports lower construction costs due to recent contract awards. Oak Park, TV built a concrete wading pool for 1000 dollars, using two blocks of similar design once costing 2400 dollars. Prices dropped to 1500 dollars for a similar project, with bids about 30 percent below prior figures.
Veterinary expert Dr. Edall of New York State College of Veterinary Medicine outlines udder health measures to curb mastitis in dairy cows. Emphasizes immediate milking infected cows, separating them from healthy ones, sanitary milking practices, and environmental controls to reduce contamination and repeated attacks.
A dairyman argues that only meticulous records of production income and profit yield good results. He praises cow testing associations like Magmyjo County for six years of data showing higher average production per cow per year and rising profits from 41 to 82 dollars.
The Anchivols Helslein heifer owned by Novk River Furs of Ogle County posted a new production mark at 802.6 pounds of butterfat and a yearly output of 228,720 pounds. Fed 12 pounds of beet pulp 20 pounds of silage and 14 pounds of grain daily she benefited from long lines of superior cows and sires while grazing alfalfa at full intake.
The event offers 800 for the first prize in each of the forty breeds with additional premiums for dairy cattle. Two premium prizes of 500 are noted for families and herd showcases. The exposition introduces the 1934 futurity class with 328 entries in the 32 futurity and 48 entries in the 18 event forum. Entries are upcoming in each contest with successful breeding emphasized.
O. Need, chief of five bureau of dairy industry, warns dairy overproduction endangers Desicent Routes 19. He notes steps to eliminate low producing sows and reports Nebraska farmers cutting fewer animals for milk herds due to the situation.
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