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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1930
Page
5
A sprawling digest chronicles unrest across nations with mentions of US policy shifts, labor woes, and economic strain. It notes Prohibition debates, border security reorganization, and wartime production plans while flagging strikes, conspiracies, and political crises from Europe and beyond.
A garbled report lists numerous regional savings banks by state groupings with inconsistent figures. It mentions mutual savings, stack savings, mutuat items, and various counts across eastern, southern, western, Pacific, and Stiddie West regions, indicating a broad but unclear banking landscape.
A garbled excerpt discusses the paradox of banks and cash deposits. Depositors want to be sure their money is safely held, while a man asks a bank if it has cash on hand for his deposit. The text reveals tension between liquidity and customer assurances, highlighting mistrust in bank cash reserves.
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a safe simple fat burning aid and toxin remover. It claims the formula supplies six vital minerals for vitality and warns of internal poisons while promising younger feel and clearer skin with daily use. It notes price about 85 cents per bottle and availability at drug stores worldwide.
In London a nine by five foot blunted two story house sits with no door or key, a blank wall facing the railway. Request a cab driver to show No 28 Leinster Gardens. locals say it is a prank dwelling built to hide a culvert tunnel and used for social invitations and canvassers in a famed practical joke.
Rubber trees planted by the Department of Agriculture in Florida show progress. Dr Kellerman, associate editor of the Bureau of Plant Industry, told the appropriation committee that four year old trees need lattice protection and may grow as well as in Havana. Growth is satisfactory though not as vigorous as tropical trees.
A Dublin writer ridiculed jazz bands forecasting harsh consequences. He warned of an ominous future apartment filled with loud speakers motor horns and a mix of empha nes and chaos. The piece urged restraint to prevent societal collapse.
A fragmented OCR reads as a cipher like line about a man doubting why he lived, with names and phrases that are unclear. The unreadable text centers on inner questioning and a character named Knoly who questions existence amid uncertain events.
Reports from the institution state that the totally blind will follow stories by sound. The project, named Deal A, aims to aid the deaf and dumb through auditory narration and specialized training for the blind students at Leatherhead.
A reader reports a lively exchange about marriage in which a man and his wife faced strong opinions and debate. The exchange highlighted differing views on commitment, roles, and social expectations within a household.
Fragmentary lines depict a humorous domestic vignette with garbled dialogue about a man’s chest and socks. The text reads like a ditty or puzzle fragment, containing nonsensical or misspelled phrases and names, suggesting a humorous antique clipping no clear event or date.
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