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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
6
Fragmented OCR text presents a poetic meditation on wealth and health, interwoven with stray phrases about children, joy, and moral reflection. The excerpt mentions large fish, weight descriptions, and scattered lines that resemble hymn or lyric style.
A wartime style guide by Nellie Maxwell offers child friendly lunch ideas. Recipes include appetizing sardine crostini with onions and tomato, grilled sardines with lemon, tomato appetizers, bread rounds, and creamed eggs with anchovies. The piece also mentions poached eggs with caviar, scrambled eggs with anchovies, and beverage pairings.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions day activities and removing items like bottles and boxes. contains errors and nonstandard phrases. Original context unclear. not enough readable facts to determine event, people, or organizations.
An 1870 Chicago Evening Post report recalls Mark Twain’s appearance at a dinner honoring General Grom who had recently retired. Twain, seated with the audience, joked about his dramatic speeches and promised to deliver a longer entertainment piece later, drawing laughs as he contends with nerves. The piece captures postwar social wit and the era’s theater culture.
The article explores myth about the White Ash tree and a belief that its shade cannot be touched by a snake or lightning. It notes the wood’s role in folklore and in ancient and modern crafts, including its use in agricultural products and decorative manuscript illumination.
A rambling, disjointed piece attributed to JEAT NEWTON discusses self harm, urging readers to avoid despair. It frames death by one’s own action as a slow fate caused by anger, frustration, and social pressures, contrasting with the supposed dignity of choosing life.
In a quirky narrative, Byough Hutton recounts a peculiar ghink with hairy facial growths, sought by a hunter. The ghink is assembled from quill whiskers, feather tips, and papier mache parts, with a fragile, tearful demeanor and a curious, splashy scene of water on the ground.
Practical tips urge keeping a steady mash ration through winter. Provide three pounds per bird daily, one feeding space per ten birds, and well-sealed hoppers. Include storage grain, gilt and shell, clean drinking fountains, and self-cleaning water sources. avoid forcing birds to drink unsafe water.
Poultry raisers planning to hatch their own chicks should keep breeding pens secure for three weeks to a month before incubation. Experts say success hinges on vigor from sturdy parent stock and mating only proven breeders. Avoid stock from weak producers unless they show vigor, and aim to hatch Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Leghorns by late March to early April. hatch after May 15 is rarely profitable.
Poultry notes discuss breeding value cautions and keeping a comfortable house. Advice covers reworking old houses, feeding medicated mush to combat tapeworms, and maintaining flock fertility with Plymouth Rocks Ethode Ishin Reds Wyandottes Orpingtons and Leghorns. Emphasis on clean droppings and preventing insect hosts.
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