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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
3
A humorous verse recalls the American bison known as the buffalo roaming the Western plains before mass slaughter. It notes vast historic herds, extinct tribes, and modern Wild West shows featuring Indians and buffaloes, highlighting cultural shifts.
A vivid, though imperfectly legible, clipping describes crowds around Broadway and Nassau Street near the Brooklyn Bridge area. It notes busy sidewalks, street vendors, and wall signs, with shoppers and clerks moving briskly, as Wall Street commerce rises and menus and advertisements fill the scene.
Fragmentary text references a donation, a bobbin, and a summer theme with unclear names. The readable parts imply a charitable or community act tied to a seasonal timeframe, but concrete entities or actions are not clearly documented.
Edits discuss meatless meals using noodles and pastes as substitutes for meat sauces. It covers variations of egg noodles and pasta, notes on north African and Italian styles, and includes a recipe for Veal Paprika with Egg Noodles and another for Spaghetti with Shrimp. The text emphasizes short cooking times and savory fillings.
The fragment discusses unseen forces guiding public activity and the idea that prominent figures may be mere mouthpieces. It notes institutions and actors that supposedly pull strings behind political events, a concept tied to hidden influence and devious agendas.
A fragment describes Nassau Street clothing stores with bold price claims and aggressive signs. Shoppers report two word slogan quotes such as Giving and a focus on low prices, with promises of money back for dissatisfaction.
A fragment from an 1897 notice provides odd household guidance. It mentions rinsing Dibeapwe slices and serving peara or ferehes with ham or pork, cleaning with soap and water, furniture polish after washing, and using stale bread for cleaning dem chats. It also notes window shades and wallpaper cleaning with a rubber sponge and downward strokes.
The text lists quick spaghetti serving ideas including parsley garnish and pepper strips, a tomato sauce made from puree with onions, oil or bacon fat, and seasonings like salt paprika pepper and vinegar. It mentions other ingredients such as olives pickles capers and possibly mushrooms, with suggestions for salads bread and a chilled dessert option.
A vintage health note promotes daily water intake and outdoor exercise to aid bowel movements. It touts Dr Caldwell's Sstup Pepsin as a gentle cleanse without weakening the system, urging regularity and natural laxative herbs for children and adults alike.
Bright Pepil Mrs Hobson ste.
About 30 years ago a woman suffered an ulcer above the ankle after a bout with a boil. She endured weeks of treatment, saw no improvement, and was told by doctors the wound would not heal. She asks readers to write to the Flores Clinic for medical advice.
A fragment of verse or note mentions names and a call to keep to others led by Charlerof Moustique. The readable lines hint at social or literary quarrel and a fragmented, archaic tone without clear events.
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