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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
15
A period guide on home garment care contrasts inferior items with high grade textiles, urging careful at home cleaning and pressing. It warns against harsh treatments and details stitching, piping, and pressing tips to preserve fabrics and extend life of clothing.
An account discusses French engineer Descamps and colleague Fontaine discovering and developing a termite extermination liquid used to destroy termite colonies. The method involves baited feeding and a poison-laden barrier to eradicate workers and collapse the nest, with notes on termite behavior and habitat.
A Swedish committee proposes a premium system to raise the birth rate for 1937, totaling 400000 kroner. About 35000 kroner would be paid at birth, with 2000000 kroner allocated for interest, to mothers before and after childbirth. The plan aims to recognize motherhood and would apply to mothers with or without support, with payments possibly as a lump sum or as a temporary loan.
Fragment from Barrett arguing against life’s worth when comfort is absent or wealth and fame are missing. The text questions whether enduring constant stress and economic pressure justifies living, noting unhappy individuals often possess wealth yet still feel unfulfilled.
A bold street costume features brown crepe Avman's wing collar silk top the basque with braided trim and a belted waist. Accessories include a brown felt hat with an airplane bow, complemented by brown accessories.
A reflective piece argues life’s meaning derives from internal attitudes rather than external fortune. It contends we determine life’s value by what we give, not what we receive, and that inner fortitude shapes how circumstances impact us.
The fragment discusses what records of Dattles show about wins or losses and the impact of responses on people. It mentions Weatera Newsenter Talon and hints at the effect of actions on sentiment and perception without clear outcomes.
Miss Charlotte Gooding carried first in a contest for Ad Gifts sponsored and judged by the Chicago Federated Advertising Club. The event featured twenty entrants and honored names in advertising.
fragmentary OCR reads about Acieant Flowers and ancient wreaths found in Egyptian tombs. mentions styles and terms like laurel popples corsflower and other unclear names. text is garbled with many misspellings and unknown terms.
Eugene J. Cehi of Kenosha urged lip reading over finger spelling at a Denver mission event noting lip reading as quicker. Father Gehl of St John’s Institute in Wisconsin said many years of work with deaf languages show lip reading advancing while symbol systems grow less central. The expert praised the evolving method, citing 1400 symbols plus alphabet in the sign language and stressing clarity and pace in conveying thought.
An article notes Professor William G Hofman of Bowdoin University discusses how climate shapes dialects and speech patterns. It cites a debate on standardizing English and links linguistic variation to regional weather. The piece mentions Brown University and researchers exploring education, theater, and evolving American speech patterns.
A fifty four year old eccentric dealer named Earlé TL Nabia son plans to appeal to the city council for new equipment and staff, targeting to improve fire safety in Asurego. He aims to compile columns on local dangers while serving as a traffic police jury, though he admits he has limited ties to the fra department. Robinson hints at his book project and ambitions.
A fragmented Berkeley note recalls a 1905 grubstake involving Loni Tout and a University of California link to Wheeler. The tale describes a financier messenger and a later division of funds, with unclear details and dates, reflecting early student aid practices and local lore.
A garbled 19th century account records S. B. Bughee noting a farm was explored in 1837 and a short expedition killed 40 snakes. The report compares frontier areas favorably to Ireland and hints at pioneer day dangers faced by settlers.
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