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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
3
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts mid century showbiz circles centering on a noted performer and his wife. It mentions connections to Groucho Marx, Paris galleries, and a long list of named figures, including entertainers, collectors, and socialites, amid tales of fame, intrigue, and later retirement.
Fragmented OCR describes a dispute over a French oriented arrangement and a will naming Vel as heir to a château with tangled references to War era figures and property. The text mentions Louis, Charles St. Zeigler, and a potential transfer of a residence in St. Louis amid wartime era confusion.
A historic vegetable dinner guide lists color and texture rules for plating. It emphasizes selecting one representative tomato or pepper variety, bright colors like red cabbage, and balancing flavor with cooking methods. It offers examples such as baked potatoes with cheese, buttered green beans, creamed turnips, glazed onions, and Brussels sprouts with butter.
A quoted piece discusses the essence of a gentleman pointing out character over rank. It claims virtue remains constant across walks of life and hints at the value of refined behavior in society.
A playful verse set narrates animals enduring seasons with spring and summer imagery. It centers on a bull moose with a thick winter coat and antlers described like rocking chairs, contrasted with a summer scene of grazing and rooting in water. The piece blends anthropomorphic humor with nature facts.
A fragmented old food column discusses cooking cabbage and vegetables to preserve color and vitamins. It covers heat control, avoiding overcooking, and timing for cabbage and string beans, plus notes on serving with salads and combining quick cook methods with other vegetables. The text includes stray dialogue about reading, sleep, and domestic routine from 1921.
An old medical advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative for all ages, claiming 47 years of practice and that it relieves constipation without gripe or weakness. It promises use during lifelong irregular bowels, with warnings about “attacks of piles” and general discomfort. It emphasizes natural herbs, pepsin, and household trust in doctors.
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