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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
8
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An advertisement touts Creamuulsion as a remedy for persistent coughs and throat infections. It claims creosote acts to soothe inflamed membranes, inhibit germs, and absorb into the blood to target the heat of the trouble, with a factory treatment for chronic respiratory illnesses and a promise of relief after following directions.
A hospital handles a substantial patient load including 133,960 cases linked to the University of California medical school. The list sent year notes 134,000 as a related figure and underscores a broader institutional record.
A vivid field report describes a duck hawk, a peregrine-like hunter, high over marshes. The bird targets waterfowl with swift dashes from thousands of feet, dispatching prey with force as crows flee and distant engines echo, all amid a tense pursuit across the sky.
Edwin G Hobson reports in the Boston Journal about a falcon hunting scene. A hawk dives with wings spread, seizes its prey, and seals a fatal strike, leaving the neck broken and the back split. The description portrays a dramatic hunting moment and its grim outcome.
Admirers petition the French government to convert the house where Alfred de Vigny was born into a bi starfe museum in Loches Touraine. The site, though not architecturally distinguished, connects to Louis XI’s residence and a prison cage anecdote tied to medieval captivity.
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