16 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
1
Vintage sewing note describes making lacy cartwheel motifs from cloth and squamified repeats. It details color choices, stitch patterns, and how to chain on the first inch. Includes request for 15 cents via stamps to The Sewing Circle, Needlecraft Dept. at 2 Eighth Ave, New York.
Tips on selecting meals and keeping house plants healthy. Guidance covers using milk bottle rinse water for plants, choosing meals like pork or calf liver, and simple kitchen starch prep. Notes on light, color, and taste accompany practical home care tips.
The American industry platform urged the 1936 New Deal repeal of certain labor and tax laws. Led by Charles R. Hook of the American Rolling Mill, the NA manufacturers group demanded relief from burdensome taxes and urged fair employment practices and broader markets. Also covered: Japan’s Nanking siege, diplomatic reshuffles, and U S Steel reorganizing into a new Delaware subsidiary company with Benjamin F. Fairless as president.
A satirical column riffs on naming eras as Hellocene, slams the law’s reach and crooked justice. It riffs on 1930s politics 1937 hopes 1938 fears and the gambling world while poking fun at geologists and social pretensions. It challenges authorities and mocks public sentiment.
A walnut chair shows repairs under the arms with removed pieces and hidden carving. The back padding is replaced by a tufted cotton cushion, fastened with end-knob ties, and a rodlike tack method suggested for securing if knobs were absent. A rust upholstery fabric covers the chair. Mrs Speers offers a sewing book with chair upholstery instructions for a 23 cent copy to 216 South Desplaines St Chitage Illinois.
A worn comic strip style dialogue pits old fashioned values against modern cleverness. A father challenges his son with references to Washington and a critique of risky driving while a woman toggles between traditional sock-darning and modern independence. An airline pilot quips a passenger about sightseeing and service as a humorous vignette ends with a playful line about seeing Naples.
Rising Tide Anew magazine shows in countries abroad under the name Ris ing Tide, first issued in England and now prepared for distribution in eleven countries in two languages. It is described as a non publication carrying essays of interest to people seeking answers to their own problems, addressing issues without regard to race, class or creed.
A fragmented ad style text promotes rapid fat loss with questionable products. It suggests using salts and a mysterious bottle costing four dollars, claiming health benefits and weight loss results. The content appears unreliable and lacks credible guidance or safety information.
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