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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
4
The magnificent bronze sculpture The Vine by Jarriett Frishmuth is shown in the Palace of Fine Arts at the Soagut Contenniat Exposition in Philadelphia. The event marks the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with many world artists presenting paintings etchings and sculptures through December 1.
In a straight talk with Aunt Emmy, Hilda asks for help to save regularly. Aunt Emmy approves a plan to open a savings account with a thrift department, weekly deposits, and modest interest. They discuss building a fund for emergencies and small investments like baby bonds or installments plans, aiming to double initial savings before investing.
Farmers urged to invest in purebred stock as prices for breeding animals fall to slaughter levels. The message emphasizes long term herd quality, higher milk and butterfat yields, and the value of passing traits to future generations. Experts warn that without purebreds, milk records and type quality may decline.
Moletu educators depart yearly to reinforce child health through sound nutrition. Emphasizes balanced meals, fresh foods, and varied staples to support growth. Advocates evaporated milk for concentrated nutrition when refrigeration is limited and stresses guidance to parents on fostering healthy appetites.
The article discusses undernourishment as a leading cause of infant mortality in its first day and week. It cites Chicago surveys noting thousands of deaths within the first six days and highlights formula lack, dehydration, and the role of evaporated milk in feeding. It warns against improper feeding and stresses sterilization and safe preparation to protect infant health.
Mrs Norris and Aunt Jimmy fret about bonds and stock scams as a man named Stanhope touts platinum jewelry and a company stock buyback. An aunt warns against risky investments while a household faces a sudden scandal in a ledger parcel and a looming financial misstep.
A woman notes she does not heed a shave, seeing only herself in the mirror each morning. The line reflects a personal morning routine sentiment, with emphasis on self-image and daily grooming.
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