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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
6
A fragmented news item notes a historic barn sale with secondhand items, likely in a Pennsylvania area, mentioning first and second sales phases and recent activity. The readable text references entities and places in a vague auction context without clear dates or prices.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a tonal question and a query, with unclear context and no identifiable names places or dates. The readable words include references to a charge and a response, but the rest remains garbled and unspecific.
A fragmented notice recounts Mather and Son meeting again after 22 years. The garbled text mentions individuals including Nor Silmerson, Hor hustead, Kielard Bollore, and relatives visiting or recalling events with grandparents. The overall sense is a family reunion with mixed clarity and incomplete details.
A fragmented OCR passage describes bread making with unclear steps and warns that sugar of lead is poisonous. It notes proportions of ingredients like water vinegar and sugar in leaded solutions and urges disposal of any solution containing sugar of lead. The text is garbled but centers on kitchen procedures and a safety warning.
Berkeley Cal University researchers report rats and other animals respond to a new fat soluble substance they call the “pues” which could simplify eating. Tests show fat soluble vitamins may be isolated and used in a machine to remove contaminants. Further work aims to verify safety and effectiveness in animals before human trials.
Charles Sparkes and Annie, long separated by tragedy and blindness, meet again in Western Australia after decades apart. Both recount lost loves and shared memories as they reconnect, finding renewed companionship despite hardship. Speech is faint. still they recognize each other through shared history and gentle affection.
A damaged OCR fragment questions the size involved in a surgery or operation. It mentions a measure related to a patient or subject and a question about "What size suffered" with unclear terms. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.
Jack Latorgia, a firstren, was charged for violating the San bath low after being found cutting the hair of a man named Sonny. Latorgio claimed the man was unknown and that it was his son needing a haircut. Magistrate Malbia suspended sereniee, noting Sunday restrictions.
A distressed account describes a man knocking at Mrs. Nohon A. Lori's door and attempting to steal a vehicle. The woman refused and sold the man for a vehicle, stating she had no valuables.
A fragmented notice notes a craft project edited by Dorothy Edmonds. It describes cutting out pictures around a mount way, using honey cardboard, glue, and a small penny cal, aiming to display at a display stand.
Puzzle text lists camels Arabs pyramids and names in a scrambled way. It asks to extract letters from each item and form new names, then repeat the process with variations. The readable content hints at a word puzzle using camel and pyramid related terms and mixed phrases.
The article discusses a massive Washington building project for the Department of Commerce and Industry, praised as a landmark cost of 17 million dollars. It highlights the department's wide scope including foreign and domestic commerce, aeronautics, mines, standards, patent office, and shipping safety, stressing how the structure symbolizes national progress and supports labor, invention, and trade.
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