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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
7
A fragmented OCR passage discusses wilderness preservation, Great North Woods, and public recreation. It references New Hampshire and Maine themes, noting economic impacts, land use, and public access debates amid environmental and conservation concerns. The text mentions authorities, private land, and rural development, with emphasis on forests, streams, and outdoor recreation.
In a first grade class at Kensington school Miss Henry’s innovation to hush noisy children drew strong opinions. Report notes that pupils remained mostly silent during the lesson as arrangements were made to control talking in class.
A garbled report from the American Association for the Advancement of Science mentions a claimed cure for sleeping sickness and notes a national rise in cases per 100 000. It references drugs and cures, and cites 5,000,008 reports with many only lightly affected.
Morne Stoneham af New York becomes owner of the Giants after the death of his father Charles A Stoneham at Wet Springs. He is described as the Finningest of the National League's club owners, signaling a major leadership change in baseball's New York franchise.
Fragmented analysis discusses biology interest, airborne powders, and the limits of science in guiding what ought to be. It mentions air travel, poison powders, nocturnal weather sensing, and the electronic eye as evolving concepts, with reflection on the role of science versus value judgments.
A fragmented guidance piece compares mowing and ironing routines, noting how proper technique saves effort and material wear. It discusses mower paths, ironing order, and the impact of moisture, heat, and light on results, offering practical tips for homemakers seeking efficiency.
Jane Wyatt debuts a striking woolen outfit in pearl gray against a dark backdrop. The garment features a fitted bodice with ornate frogs, a matching blue wool skirt, an off the fire hat, and a folded azim band.
The Continental flag flew aboard the first navy vessel authorized by Congress, the Alfred. Formerly known as Mack Prince, the ship was converted into a flagship, marking a significant milestone in early United States naval history.
A United States campaign appeals to women to support neighborhood stores and manufacturers, urging organized women’s groups to study and back “Business In your own community.” Mrs Richardson argues 80 percent of business is honest and condemning all retailers harms families. She calls for confidence, fair treatment, and direct buy local action to speed recovery, noting women’s buying power exceeds Europe’s.
A. Learnment of Audeaus Bay company, after a 4700 mile Arctic voyage to King Wilid Emostanat, discusses social credit as sharing with others. He notes Eskimos have practiced this for years while describing his first civilization experience in seven years. Radio reports confirm Arctic dwellers show interest in the ongoing social credit debate.
A Warsaw delicatessen uses a new method to attract customers by releasing a stream of meat vapor along the street. Workers claim the scent drew crowds and boosted sales, with a cage and tube system delivering the aroma to pedestrians. The demonstration prompted mixed reactions as onlookers debated safety and practicality.
A troubled highway collision left a rabbit and a driver dazed after a midroad encounter. A windshield was shattered when a vehicle allegedly breached the barrier, with bystanders recounting a chaotic scene and the animals showing signs of distress.
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