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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1931
Page
2
A garbled passage references a remedy, washing, water use, and tying a body. It mentions kerosene lamps, daily breath, and a ritual sequence, with scattered names and terms, suggesting a fragmentary account of a medical or supernatural practice and a local service or remedy.
Fragmented text appears to be a child reading corner with garbled lines and stray notes. It references a Mary book and advice to readers, suggesting a playful chorus of tips and a promise of joy for subscribers. The readable portions hint at a literary page meant for young readers with editor Dorothy Erphonds.
A fragmented reminiscence piece recounts New York artists, writers, and publishers, with chefs and hospitality ambitions interwoven. It notes Notre Dame football lore, evolving careers from lawyers to drivers, and a quirky taxi anecdote about a famous musician. The text blends urban celebrity, appetite, and urban myth through vivid character sketches.
Fragmentary OCR paragraph references historical actions by Angora assembly and Turkish officials. Mentions abolition of a sheesh that funded travel business and other services. Describes shifts from voluntary gifts to regular demands for favors, tied to high officials and coercive expectations.
Step by step recipe notes describe mixing milk sugar corn syrup and salt then cooking to a double batter until clear. Stir frequently strain the mixture and fold in whipped eggs cream and vanilla. Chill shape into trays and freeze as directed with optional sauces and flavorings.
A fragmented account portrays a wife teasing her fugitive husband amid a chaotic scene. Quigley and others exchange lines as estranged figures discuss pursuit, deception, and risk, with scattered danger and domestic tension shaping the brief encounter.
Fragment from a kitchen note mentions snit pepper paprika and two Bod half cups of silk. It describes cooking until thick and keeping warm, with one pound of fish and lobster, flaked, plus one cup of shrimp and possible additions. The text is garbled and incomplete.
Seventeen year old college student Willigm Howden, hailed as the smartest freshman in the country, wins a national competition. Sponsored by the American Council in Education, his selection spotlights more than 85,000 first‑year students nationwide. He is the son of Mrs Jane Thiawhter of Gunbar, Dale.
Fragmented text outlines a kitchen recipe with mushrooms and row, six stainer items, heated mixture, fold in walnuts and egg, serve with small herbs, baking powder around, lobster substituted, lemon juice added before serving, cheese balad mix using half a pound of cheese, and various garbled terms suggesting a vintage menu style.
A New Yorker crafted strange use of hunting trophies as decor in a college setting. The scene centers on a walking stick and a man named Clark who carries papers to a briefcase amid a clutter of vivid, surreal details.
A reader describes a two day arrangement in which husbands and wives spend time apart. On two days weekly they see friends and pursue own interests, returning refreshed. The piece notes boredom fears and social friction, yet acknowledges renewed dialogue and life when reunited.
The Lebanon census shows seven confessions among 1.2 million people. The Maronites are the largest group with about 214,578 adherents, followed by other communities including the Syriac and Armenian churches, Muslims, and smaller sects.
A Belgian court clerk reports a divorce case in which a former husband, after divorce, ignored a court notice intended to require alimony payments. He believed he must pay, but altered the order to allow entry and assault, enabling violence. Investigations reveal the order should have mandated alimony only.
A terse account describes a 47 story New York building using a push button system to regulate pulverized coal delivery to coal bunkers. Operators claim the mechanism can supply exactly the right amount of coal to maintain consistent furnace fire automatically.
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