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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text presents obscure names and phrases. The readable bits reference a copper item or process, a person named Been, an 8 phattet mark, and a quiet demand for a description of a mint or memory with 49 caplivds at Lie tnetory. The passage lacks clear events or entities to form a proper news card.
A reader summary notes that wooden houses rot swiftly due to moisture and poor construction. Expert Corolousness from California warns water infiltration and decay from gaps, inferior joints, dust, and window sills. Emphasizes waterproofing and solid foundations to prevent mold and structural failure.
Fragmented text discusses cement plaster as a fireproofing material for garages and buildings. It mentions cost considerations, installation methods, and general claims about durability and safety with references to various places and names, though many portions are garbled.
New York reports ahead of time a wave of commercial aviation expansion. Col Dunwoodle predicts widespread air service within five years as power plants, instruments, and lighter costs enable greater passenger carrying capacity and volume production lowering per mile costs. He notes radio gear and emergency fields as priorities and stresses public acceptance as essential to aviation growth.
The report describes Margaret S. Witter at her desk in New York as an official examiner for the navy department. It mentions changes in appointments and duties related to a naval inquiry, noting personal and professional transitions affecting operations and oversight.
A stunt flyer named Diele Hnee crashed two airplanes after a midair collision above Lie Punes at about ten thousand feet. The wreckage fell into a lake near a predated formilond point. Eight wings tore loose in the impact. observers reported one rider injured lightly while another appeared to have died. Police and witnesses described chaotic scenes as pilots struggled to control their machines before the fatal descent.
Washington report on Air Corps tests at Weight Pletd Ohio Langtey Melfi Virginia describes a sub cloud observation nacelle suspended from an airship. The crew uses a cable to view below clouds and communicate via a telephone system with ground crew, enabling dirigibles to land or observe while hidden from view. Demonstrations by Langley field and Nineteenth Airship Company showed the method working, with safe lowering and signaling.
A new multi directional radio beacon system enables guidance along up to twelve courses at varied angles. Developed by the Bureau of Standards in collaboration with the Airways division, tests focus on handling intersections where air routes converge and improving pilot navigation with a three phase transmitter and simple indicator. Experimental work aims to reduce harmonic interference and by pass core errors in windings to enhance accuracy.
A garbled excerpt discusses the danger of national calamity surpassing naval loss. It notes the burden of concealing what one deems the more important issue and hints at a speaker named Emerson and a critic describing a person as a familiar man.
A Cleveland ad extols Castoria as a ready gentle remedy for colic constipation feverish fussiness and sleep troubles in babies and young children. It emphasizes safety harmlessness and a signature by Charles H Fletcher and urges continued use until adulthood.
Dr. Martin J. Dobson of Sos Angules endorses Nujol as a colorless, harmless aid to daily cleansing. He claims it prevents many alimentary disorders and supports well being from infancy to old age, urging daily use to maintain internal cleanliness and happiness.
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