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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1923
Page
4
Fragmentary discussion questions why a double walled thermos like device prevents heat loss. Text presumes a vacuum between walls to stop convection and mentions potential limits from wall material, pressure, and leaks. References a professor and theoretical efficiency without clear dates or full context.
A garbled tourist note mentions a future popular recreational region attracting thousands. The writer sighs at the scenery and foresees heavy visitor interest within a few years, with locals musing about staying ahead of growing attention from newcomers.
A nine year report shows New York paid more than 125 million dollars in workers compensation to over 400 thousand claimants. Industrial incidents in the state averaged about 390 thousand dollars yearly with 12 460 deaths reported, an average of 1 300 per year.
Fragmented OCR text references M1 Mvestipute needs of foreign bnickels and efforts to oversee connections. Mentions Department of Lonautree and an export process with implied investigations, shipments, and a disordered account of actions, personnel, and measures.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a local incident involving Vesuvian themes and a revenue officer. A visitor and several names appear distorted. the piece hints at discussions over tax or earnings with unclear details about actions, dates, or outcomes.
A Kansas group promotes compulsory thrift affecting about 4 200 employees. The plan would divert 1 percent of wages monthly into government securities savings accounts or building and loan stocks, with monthly reports to a general body. The scheme aims to build savings among workers, but few employees report real action. budget banks are to be distributed to explain the plan.
A reflective piece argues wealth hoarding harms society and that capitalism, when abused, can seed poverty and inequality. It contends surplus money used productively drives industry, employment, and common welfare, urging citizens to work for the public good and avoid paralyzing hoarding.
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