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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
6
A garbled passage shows a child asking what to eat and a mother replying with a dish suggestion. The text is heavily distorted, but conveys a scene of hunger and a request for food. The dialogue references soup and meal choices amid muddled words.
Fragmentary OCR text references remedies and products, mentioning Infanta children care and various ointments. It appears to be a dubious medical or patent remedy notice with unclear claims and nonsensical phrases. No identifiable dates, places, or reputable organizations are present.
A detailed method to combat fruit tree borers using knives, steel bars, and wrapping. The article describes steps to prune bark, remove infested wood, and reseal trunks with protective barriers. It notes the importance of repeat checks after a few days and spring pruning for continued prevention.
United States Department of Agriculture researchers report a poisoned bran mash formula effectively controls cutworms in alfalfa, lifting 80 to 100 percent of larvae in tests across Arizona. The mix uses bran, lead carbonate, Paris green, and molasses to create a uniform field application, with safety guidance for domestic animals and children.
United States Department of Agriculture report urges preservation of breeding animals amid wartime. It warns of declining global supplies of meat, fats, wool, and feathers as nations ration and import needs rise. Farmers should conserve breeders and market only nonbreeding stock or underweight hogs to support postwar restocking.
A government summary stresses prioritizing wartime food production, especially wheat and hogs, with focus on reliable farm crops. It notes securing grain through tariffs, possible temporary shifts away from less important crops, and maintaining steady farm relations while avoiding unnecessary interference.
A damaged text notes extensive tree injuries from hail including crown breakage brittle branches and bark damage. It mentions various tree types affected and that older poplars suffer more, while some trees show resilience. The report references named individuals and institutions in a garbled form.
The text indicates pigeons are categorized as poultry for food, with a separate class for meat only use. It advises against mixing with other creatures in feeding and warns about avoiding prowling or roaming behaviors.
A fragment from the Louisville ouster piece outlines volatile phrases and political rifts, noting controversial remarks about gender and safety. The report hints at a hostile atmosphere surrounding officials, with terse quotes reflecting heated debate and power dynamics.
An OCR mishmash advertises 190.00 for a cetarrh remedy from Talus Catsarea Medicine. It mentions obscure terms Bleud an acpes, Burfecester, Slalom and a Toledo address. The text is garbled with unclear names and nonsensical phrases.
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