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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1936

Page

7

Rocket Ship Breaks Ground With High Speed Flight

Dr Robert Goddard reports rocket tests reaching speeds near 700 miles per hour with propellant engines. Experiments at a lab in Bos wel, Mexico, and support from Guggenheim Foundation, Clark University, Carnegie Institution, and Smithsonian aim to solve stability and construction challenges before a full speed record.

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Lips and Not Teeth What Make Music Go Round

Dr. Charles J. Lamp of San Francisco schools says lip texture, not teeth, determines brass proficiency after eight years of study. He challenges traditional views that specific tooth shapes affect instrument choice, noting four years of experiments support lips as the key for brass players from Cuba to clarinetists.

San Francisco Charles J. Lamp Scientife Mao Doctor Lamp

Escaping Reality by Leonard Barrett

A reflective essay or extract discusses how people seek escape from harsh life through imagination and dream worlds. It warns that repeated retreat can distort reality and may lead to mental disorder, noting various methods used to create a substitute world and the risks involved.

Vartertstig

Escaping Reality Through Substances and Self Mastery

The piece argues escapism via opiates is neither quackery nor highly dangerous, yet urges facing life’s pressures. It moodily reflects on how music, hobbies, and reading help some, while emphasizing that solving problems requires confronting them rather than fleeing.

Flousehole by Lydia Le Baron Walker

A fragmentary piece by Lydia Le Baron Walker discusses managing personal time at work and home, stressing the need to adhere to prescribed hours, resist selfish interruptions, and balance health with pleasures. It notes how strict routines affect professionals and studio workers, while advocating mindful domestic housekeeping and modern home improvements.

Felt sports hat shown with new elf sports style

Fragmentary OCR describes a felt sports hat and a novelty elf style, with unclear context and incomplete wording. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to identify a definite event or person.

Y Dartods Elf Sam Bes

France fears air raid on Chartres cathedral

Reports warn Chartres would be a primary target if German bombs strike France. Experts estimate dismantling the cathedral windows to protect priceless 13th century glass could cost 338,000 francs, with measures urged by authorities to stave off potential destruction.

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World Telephones Grow Sparse Across Continents

A historical report notes global phone ownership trailing in 1953, with North America leading shared counts. France, England, Germany show varying penetration, while Denmark, Sweden, and Switzerland top Europe. South America and Asia lag, and China registers about three phones per 100,000 people.

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Purdue Professors Measure Reader Pace with Tachistoscope

Purdue scholars analyze how quickly readers process text using a tachistoscope to separate skilled readers from slower ones. The study notes differences in word processing speed and classification of reader proficiency among participants, highlighting reading efficiency as a key metric.

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