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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
5
Renwick and nearby communities report residents traveling to Chicago for the Century of Progress, visiting relatives in Minnesota Iowa and South Dakota and hosting guests at home. Local events include picnics reunions a city hall matter and a brief chicken theft inquiry led by Sheriff Wilson.
A claimant from Allee Burn ALA, Martin, a local druggist, states she suffered thirty years of constipation with souring stomach and poor appetite. After taking Adlertha she says she is a new person and that constipation is a thing of the past.
A new National Carbide warehouse has been established in Ft. Dodge Iowa. The facility partners with Sherman Storage and T rinter Line for distributing carbide products. Readers may order blanks price lists and particulars by mail or to any addressed affiliated office.
Port Dodge visitors Mr and Mrs Addison Trueblood spent Monday in town. Supt M Kirk Spercy traveled to Chicago last Saturday for tasks. The Neighborhood party at the Rayal hall featured an ice cream event. Henry Norder's guests included Earl Norder and children from Marshalltown with other relatives. Stumba and Ditsworth joined Dean Nellig home visitors Thursday evening. Vanney hosts a corn and chicken supper for friends. Wilbur Phipps and Florence Phipps plus Mrs Bloom and Velma Kisessy spent weekend with kin in Harrisburg South Dakota.
Regular meeting of the Town Counsell held August 4 1935 with minutes read and approved Bills from various vendors listed and approved by the finance committee Cigarette permit for Leo Mimbach approved bond posted and bond amount noted Treasurer report presented and adjournment motion carried Town Clerk Filtz Tritt recorded the session
Chicago specialist I J Meinhardi will hold a one day demonstration in Fort Dodge Iowa on August 17 from 1 to 8 PM. He warns against belts plasters and injections and stresses rupture risks and dangers. No charge for demonstration. attendance by men only. public invitation via Chicago Pure Dil Blog.
The piece discusses the age of rare Georgian furniture and the credibility of attributions. It references makers such as Chippendale Mepeep White Adam and Sheraton, noting dating challenges and stylistic features like splat backs and geometrical motifs that influence attribution and value.
The Detroit News reports four year investigation by the state game division finds bucks in the lower peninsula more likely to be younger than those in the upper peninsula. Youth deer killed rose gradually in both regions, not indicating a shortage of mature bucks. Horn-length estimation used on a sample of slain deer to gauge age.
The article notes Indians as a feared topic for visitors in the Black Hills and the Rockies. It contrasts with the Colorado Rockies where few battles occurred and compares casualties during frontier railroad construction in Kansas, reflecting on historical memory and attitudes.
Fragment describes ancient Roman courier service under Caesar and Augustus. It notes well organized posts from Africa to Rome and the use of a public or private postal network. References include Cicero letters and imperial administrations around 31 B.C. and 29 A.D.
A fragmented note points to a consumer shift as women’s handbags show a large decline since 1970 while men’s pocket books and billfolds also fall. Analysts say fashion, wallets, and social trends influence purchases, with broad implications for producers and retailers in the accessories market.
In the conservatory many houseplants become vigorous in spring. Transplant to larger pots using a rich soil mix with peat, compost, sand, and grains. The note mentions pottery supply areas in Stokes Crockery and Philadelphia Ledger as context for sourcing pots and base materials.
The Medicat Journal records a 1668 transfusion performed in Paris by Jean Bautista Denix for obscure fever and exhaustion. A lamb’s blood was used and the patient, described as a youthful patten, showed near immediate improvement as custom of the time dictated.
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