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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1928
Page
4
A U.S. Department of Agriculture study summarizing practical experiments and literature finds minimal difference in value between seed potatoes seed and stem ends for seed purposes. The passage also notes reliance of many people on the automobile industry, including surgeon undertakers and florists.
The article reports a royal recognition of Holbein, noting a procession to Bingland and a royal audience. It details a lavish attire and a ceremonial display connected to the artist's fame, with references to HUTA pathegy and the king’s approving words. Strong entities include Holbein, King Whitmns, Bingland, and Ring Hears VII.
A Paris letter surveys American children as curious, bold, and independent. It notes youths act like adults, leave home early to work, and speak their minds, while outlining a society where paths and discipline differ from Paris expectations. The piece contrasts perceived American frankness with European schooling and social norms.
A True Story Magazine excerpt warns of a type of woman who wins a husband’s devotion only to use it for selfish ends. It notes extravagant tendencies, the risk of spoiling a spouse, and compares love to dynamite, capable of good or ruin if misused.
Warrant filed in September lists ration allocations for soldiers including beef ration at 22 cents, 24 cent candles, and 6 cent cheese per quart. Signatures show Alward Day, register of deeds, and other officials validating claims.
In ancient Greece and Media, archaeologists found early glass mirrors dating to the Aty cendean period. Several artifacts included an Ivory lattice and polished stones used with water to create a reflective surface. Women of that era crafted thin liquid films from pal folie to aid reflection.
Readable fragments describe interactions between skunks and a great horned owl in a dark environment. The skunks rely on their scent to deter predators while the owl attempts pouncing, with occasional success when the skunk retreats or clashes.
An auto show promotion presents 89 GM models across price classes from 495 to 5500 dollars. The cars feature improvements tested at General Motors Proving Ground and Research Laboratories, facilities dedicated to ongoing progress in automotive design and engineering.
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