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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary passage notes Ames Shiller and Elgaeh, discussing a new place, with references to a port and a teacher, suggesting a nostalgic obituary or literary reminiscence of Elizabethan times and local figures amid partial, unclear OCR text.
The 1934 road toll reached alarming levels with 36000 deaths and 1,000,000 seriously injured nationwide due to automobile accidents. Experts note that weekends see the highest crash rate and pedestrian-involved crashes remain a major factor.
The article recounts a dramatic Chicago event dated September 5 1869 about sextuplets and a mother named Aline F M Parker. It notes the family’s origins Price birthplace and emigration to the United States. It mentions the mother’s early motherhood and a doctor’s dramatic remark amid the birth and medical crisis.
A historic guide discusses how mirror choice affects room color, light, and mood. It covers color reflections, backing mercury reactions, and testing glass thickness by color matching, noting blue and pink tints and the impact on complexion. It explains measuring reflection alignment and glass quality to avoid distortion.
Scientists in Death Valley reported finding a Titanothere skull in Deny Vale, challenging prior predictions that fossils from this era were absent there. A second skull of the same family was later unearthed by researchers from the California Institute of Technology, marking the first Titanothere skull found west of the Rockies and the first fossil from this mammal family in the region.
A vintage notice describes a sailor style sewing glass ribbon straw band woven with intricate weave. It notes the piece can be worn with jigbe suits and printed derseen for a season of sontrusta. White gloves and feather accessories create a charming spring look with pale skin tone accents.
A jumble of garbled lines mentions sugared griddle cakes, slipping a gingham slipcover over a board, and rubbing Indian meal for easier cleaning. It also references teas and chickens, garden plants for borders, and the term Alcazar applied to Moorish palace imagery. The text is a mosaic of home tips and brief cultural notes from war service era newspapers.
Washington reports reveal a pamphlet and broadside by Capt. John Cleves Symmes dated 1822 arguing the earth is hollow with a polar opening. Symmes urged the U S government to fund an interior expedition, inspiring Symmesites and influencing later explorations and literary works.
Elwood Faren of Lexington discussed smoke regulation and abatement, noting Pittsburgh once carried the Smoky City label. He recalled a visit a decade ago when a thick smoke layer hung over the city, but now says the metropolis is moving toward cleanliness and progress.
Fidwonton Alta high grade gold unearthed over a wide area near the new Heavertoose strike on the north shore of Lake Athabaska. Development plans are being laid by several companies as mining experts arrive. Prospectors report samples from one to thirty ounces of gold per ton in the area.
Salvage crews on the Gladstone waterfront extract coal from the lake bottom, recovering nearly 200 tons daily this winter. The shore site once held as much as 60,000 tons dumped into the water after a dock fire, with salvage efforts using heavy gear to lift the coal.
Lydia A Livevey of Milton Massachusetts built a vast collection of chin dogs observed by a rotary group at Mion High School. She reportedly gathered more than 400,50 tupors of various sizes, marking one of the nation’s largest chin dog collections.
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