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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
2
A rounded rundown of practical tips: restoring a burned cake after it cools, removing tarnish from long-stored silverware via potato water and polish, reviving dull glassware with vinegar rinse, and tips for feeding children with gradual new foods. Also notes on cleaning telephone mouthpieces, using orange juice in cooking, and creating a nutty flavor for dressings by whipping peanut butter into vinaigrette.
A fragmentary compilation of quotes discusses judging others by experience, human connection through sonship, love as an inscrutable presence, courage vs doubt, generosity versus causing pain, and a pledge to find or make a way, attributed to Swife Dalex Whitehead Thompson and Sir Philip Sidney.
A questionable ad promises dramatic weight loss with a patent remedy. It touts a woman losing twenty pounds of fat and urges readers to buy a bottle from a druggist, claiming the product guarantees swift results or money back, amid dubious testimonials.
A hungry dazed horse drew attention as it wandered through streets, prompting residents to observe its erratic behavior. authorities managed the scene and secured the animal without incident. no injuries or property damage reported.
It emphasizes keeping money within the local area to support schools, churches, streets, sidewalks, and farm values. Buying local merchandise benefits the entire community by circulating dollars at home and sustaining growth and jobs.
General Motors reports a major cut in its U S plant payrolls by about 330000 workers with 205000 left employed. Plants will run on a three day week as inventories and purchasing power falter. Knudsen cites weak market, calls for wage and policy adjustments to avoid larger stockpiles. Senator Van Forden urges Congress to act to restore business confidence amid stock declines. Roosevelt weighs bigger navy and army increases as four cruisers depart for Australia. Dodd resigns as ambassador to Germany and Ireland adopts Eire Gaelic naming.
A Washington man nicknamed Swarty, a small business owner and family man, narrates how rising federal and local taxes drained reserves and forced layoffs. He contrasts his fate with Westinghouse’s, arguing tax growth harms small firms and government waste drains the economy. The piece ties tax burden to national policy and road funding debates as Congress begins a new session. It also notes policy critique of New Deal era programs and a Greenbelt lease dispute.
Newbie crochets forest wool gloves in a lengthwise pattern. Two flat identically shaped pieces are joined with a seam at the wrist flare. The pattern details are provided via a sent request for 15 cents and stamps to a household arts department address.
A garbled user submission asks about the Maelstrom location the meaning of two currency numbers in the UK Niigata fairs movement of hippo hide thickness Nobel prize women and other disjointed questions. It contains many typos and mixed phrases, not a coherent article.
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