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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1944
Page
6
Mrs Spears offers a complete pattern No 257 for an authentic Early American hobbyhorse head and all Toddle bike parts. Pattern includes stencil designs for painting color guide and full directions. Postpaid 15 cents.
Unsolicited letter touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulator for chronic constipation caused by lack of dietary fiber. Claims the cereal nourishes colonic flora, relieves symptoms without laxative effects, and advises drinking plenty of water for relief.
Small soybean processing mills are rising in the Middle West, many farmer cooperative owned, with 18 Iowa communities reporting mills and more planned. A new solvent process offers safe, cheap options for small plants, while the hydraulic method remains costly. advocates argue small mills cut haulage, aid farmers, and ease feed shortages, though experts warn big processors may squeeze smaller rivals.
Kaffir grain or milo from the sorghum family can replace corn or barley in dairy rations. It furnishes more fat than barley and more protein than corn. Buckwheat is usable up to about 40 percent of the ration but is high in fiber and less palatable to dairy cattle.
BAUKHAGE argues two presidential moves on railroads and national service act signal pivotal election year tensions. He notes fear of labor disruption, Congress pressure from steel, and Ike’s warning that home front effort must match armed forces. He concludes patriotism outweighs partisan gains.
From May through September, 1943, agencies placed 2,766,000 volunteer farm laborers to harvest crops. Massachusetts homemakers canned fruits and vegetables valued at millions in ration points. Every ton of scrap iron and steel used in blast furnaces saves two tons of high grade ore.
Bankhage reports American troops use phrase books and phonograph records to learn essentials of up to 30 languages. Radio France at Algiers appeals to save Paris city children from famine. U S forces receive 53 million pounds of Brazilian coffee for worldwide use. Mexico expected to send 75 000 workers to the United States in 1944.
A Western print reports soldiers on leave share blunt views from the Pacific and Europe. They describe stark life, primitive conditions, and a sharpened antiwar sentiment toward imperialism, while reaffirming a drive to preserve civilization and combat adversaries. Also covered is Roosevelt's legislative program, including a broad draft proposal and the Austin-Wadsworth manpower measure amid debated strike laws.
A shifting exchange unfolds with a feuding driver and a wary castle in 308 years of steadiness. A visiting Yank commotion looms as they discuss settling, with Old Epic recalling a boast about pigs and a loudmouth son.
A report describes women from certain African tribes shaving their heads and wearing large wire ear adornments, highlighting cultural grooming practices and decorative styles.
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