30 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
1
A page of household hints covers wax polishing for furniture using Lindewa products, window shade care with sponges and maronneise, a sandwich of chopped eggs with salt and pepper, celery, and mayonnaise. It also suggests saving chicken fat, reupholstering a leather chair, and restoring an old chair with a blue cover for winter use.
The World’s Week review notes F D A program failures over five weeks costing about 1.5 million, with Congress adjourning. Roosevelt, Garner, Berkhard, Berkley and Bearburn met to salvage. Housing bill passed after delays, tax law revision advanced, but wage and hour bill defeated by Southern Democrats and Republicans. Cummings seeks probe of Judge Geiger over grand jury discharge in cases linked to GM, Ford, Chrysler. Panay incident prompts Japan crisis talks. Britain seeks peaceful settlement, Kellogg praised for pact. Kellogg dies at 81 in St Paul. known for Kellogg Briand Pact.
Irvin S. Cobb reflects on after dinner oratory in rural Texas and contrasts it with New York's diminishing scene. He lampoons collecting trivial heirlooms, critiques postwar imperial ambitions, and recounts a ranch tale of cosmopolitan travelers in Cast Blanca, Mexico, from the WNU Service column.
An old syndicate ad touts Sew Your Own patterns offering half-price darling dresses and sleepwear in various fabrics. It promotes patterns 248, 1424, and 1372 for different sizes, with yardage and zipper details, inviting readers to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago.
The University of Havanese, one of America's oldest centers of education, was founded January 5, 1728, by a Dominican priest with Papal authorization. It remained under Papal jurisdiction until 1842 when it was secularized.
An English politician faced an angry crowd as the body of a dead cat was hurled toward him. A bystander apologized, saying the throw was meant for another person, and the injured speaker signaled he understood.
Ad shows a quick fat loss plan promising weight drop in a month, enhanced energy, and clear skin. It touts using unspecified salts and a daily exercise routine, urging readers to buy Kruschi products at any store worldwide for promised results.
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