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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
An old health note discusses cod liver oil's role in child nutrition, contrasting past views with modern practice. It highlights vitamin A and D importance, sources like egg yolk and vegetables, and mentions edible preparations like spinach loaf and bean mutline as fortified foods.
A fragmentary report describes residents of Lydies in Nova Scotia and Wendivenrtt Walls facing polling delays and travel barriers as they attempt to vote in an Australian election while abroad. A local figure, Mr Stack, recounts coercive pressure to record votes and a confusing legal dispute unfolds over admin oversight and eligibility.
An OCR rife with errors outlines a bake routine for liver and potatoes with salted pepper, browned fat, and a milk cover. It mentions baking at a high heat, checking tenderness, and finishing with browning potatoes, with scattered measurements and steps tangled in misspelled phrases.
General James A. Facey announced that from 1025 gift parcels will be delivered on Christmas day to areas with regular delivery service. No postal employees will be compelled to work, but many vaults and theatre employees will likely start receiving extra day’s pay.
Male members of the New Canaan Grange hosted a Rooster Night fashion event showcasing feminine gowns amid mid data styling. Attendees were allowed to wear tele ready shoes after a unique test to match poultrywear themes.
A chaotic report describes authorities confiscating 1 165 slot machines in Long Island Sound and nearby areas amid an ongoing crackdown. It notes machine values from 105 to 125 dollars each, damages to property, and a rising homicide rate tied to turf wars. The piece covers mayoral and university figures, press critiques, and the social impact of illegal gambling in New York.
A garbled text fragment mentions parsley, a hive, a rind guy, and a dusty push. It references Westlele, Wipe Cor xt, dual tint, and a mix of seemingly random names and places. The passage ends with a vague air exposure remark and a stray acronym WSU.
A 1920s synthesis discusses a chemical revolution reshaping farming and industry. An expert notes synthetic chemistry could convert crops into textiles, fuels, and building materials, echoing fears of social upheaval and government shifts amid national agricultural research efforts.
A fragment notes a housewife idea for relief using a paste from baking soda and water. It mentions a bone with a bruise and relates to safe kitchen use. Public Letter style is indicated, with unclear details and many garbled terms.
In a quaint exchange, Miss Ciena notes that food expenses push a socialite away from the parlor toward domestic duties. The trend sees households focusing on kitchen upkeep and even bathroom maintenance, reflecting changing social norms.
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