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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1916
Page
6
The article describes Sunn Di Keese a retired Wall Street figure visiting a New York hospital on Twenty Fourth Street near Mindsan Avenue. He is shown with children, receiving a warm response from onlookers as Mrs O Reeta helps supervise and passes out refreshments.
A garbled OCR fragment compiles a noisy exchange mentioning Boungville, a car, and a mix of seemingly misread names. The text includes jittery phrases like pigeons, scenery, and a strained remark about a married poor one, with a murky owner reference.
An assortment of garbled advertisement lines touts Cutieur scalp treatments with claims of soothing relief and a free sample offer by mail. The surrounding prose shifts to a rambling, disjointed anecdote about a past day at an aquarium, mentioning welsh rabbit, mince pie, and lobster with no clear connection to the ad.
An old advertisement emphasizes mothers examine every bottle of Castoria noting its safety for children and infants. It markets Fletcher’s Castoria as a trusted remedy used for over 30 years and promotes Cepia in use with the CFIL Signature.
In the Mundie paper scene, a proofreader named Youse is stopped by two friends while hurrying along a city street as the state Sunday school convention sits in session. They remark on Bass Vin and cigtie questions, urging return home for Sunday school delegates at dinner.
Rear Admiral Peary spoke at a Washing ton tea about a recent Lone Beach trip and a dunk into water he barely felt. He dismissed fear, likening it to a piece of fancy flying and noting the team shared ignorance of aviation and history.
Los Angeles reports Senora Verosa B de Serrazas, disguised with wig and ragged attire, recovered the Terrazas family jewels and legal documents from a hidden stash in Chihuahua after escaping bandits and warlords. Her mission followed her mother’s illness and prior efforts to free her husband and son.
A guide to profitable goose farming emphasizes low pasture land with natural water sources. It details popular breeds Toulouse Maiden and Worlouwke, weights, breeding ages, nest housing, egg collection, incubation, and care for goslings with emphasis on weather shelter and moisture management. The text notes market demand varies, but German prices are favorable and geese can be raised in modest pastures for steady profit.
In a schematic showing two bee hives connected by a passage and top chute, a method lets beekeepers drive bees from one hive to another. When the right hive fills and the left is empty, remove the honey and gently introduce smoke through the right hole to shift bees to the left hive for safe honey removal.
The fragment discusses improving strawberry harvests by keeping runners out with disks and hoes. It mentions September 1 and later season timing, with references to plants and yielding suitable for household use. The text is damaged and lacks coherent context.
New York station Alucent experiments challenge fruit growers on treating branch removal wounds. Findings show white lead, white zinc, yellow ochre, coal tar, and shellac hinder healing on small wounds, with white lead slightly better yet not worthwhile for wounds under two to three inches. Larger wounds benefit from sealing to keep moisture and organisms out, while smaller wounds heal quickly regardless.
The text describes kidney worm symptoms in hogs including hind leg weakness and partial paralysis. It notes the worm resides in the urinary hollow, not the kidney, and lists various remedies such as turpentine applications along the back, iron sulfate, and copperas mixed in feed, with occasional longer treatment and wood ash lye preparations.
A Wisconsin Agriculturist note describes a farm device with a heavy front cutting edge and two wings bearing sharp borizonthle edges. The wings can be angled differently and are controlled by two herdles, making it suitable for ditch cleaning and hillside terracing work.
Ripening cream serves to bind butter and develop desired flavor and aroma while aiding churning. It ripens either by natural bacteria in milk and cream or by adding a specific bacteria to a so called sparen.
Chinchn bug threats to wheat sorghum and other crops prompt countermeasures. Suggestions include trapping in dusty ditches and applying oil tar barriers in wet weather. If infestation reaches corn, use sprays such as emulsion or tobacco solution. Clump forming accuses along roadsides and waste areas may be burned in late fall to reduce winter pests.
The method of pruning apple trees is crucial. Cut every branch as close as possible to the branch it comes from, never leave stubs. Stubs slow healing and invite decay. Maze All eats smooth and close.
Foremost among the red friends are the Parkers father and son Frederick E. Parker and Arthur C. Parker. The elder Parker, a White Plains resident, served as statistician in the New York Central railroad revenue department overseeing over a thousand agents. He is known for Clean government and social reform. Arthur C. Parker, a noted archaeologist, helped establish the New York State Museum and edits American Indian Magazine. He holds memberships in several scholarly societies and has earned the 1916 Chicago University medal for Indian research.
A brief overheard exchange shows a woman asking a man to insure him for her future protection. He doubts the need, stating he expects to outlive her. She retorts that he always looks on the dark side.
Omar boasts about a seven hour march past a point and Henry retorts that the point was a silogn. The exchange uses playful wordplay to satirize endurance and perception in a brief humorous vignette.
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