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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
2
The scene features Mina Hall, a seventeen year old sculptress who unveils a soap sculpture at a public stage show in Chicago. Attendees describe her work as bold while observers note her poised performance and the surprising medium.
A fragmentary report hints at a local mystery involving Reckiees and Mper-Straweer. The text mentions strange events near Mete-Ttete and a motor dispute, with unclear names and places.
Hotels and restaurants in major urban centers seek prime young guinea fowl for delicacies and club dinners. Producers note rising demand for tender birds, with markets expanding in the Middle East and the South as consumers value the meat’s fine flavor and versatility.
A producer secures city customers through grocery outlets and summer resorts, shipping high grade poultry and dressed meat by parcel post and express. He supplies Nutritious products to resorters as winter markets fall short and notes payment terms with his buyers.
The text discusses selecting males for breeding, noting they should be kept from ten to fourteen years before egging. After removal from the neck, the male should be kept for about three weeks for processing. It lists terms for securing eggs and assigning one male per twenty female birds in various breeds and regions.
Mite infestation prompts cleaning and disinfection measures in a henhouse. Ventilation improved and sunlight introduced to deter mites. Vent boards removed and roosts cleaned. Stock solution prepared in two parts to one part for treatment. Applications to be made in stages about five to six days apart to kill newly hatched mites.
A study of bacfutr cardoonte as a rat poison by the United States Teparement of Agetenttuce reports about a 20 to 25 percent mixture with food being satisfactory for routine use. Results show a single large dose can kill many rats, while some survive large amounts. The summary discusses fossil experiments and questions the assumption that poisons affect only rats, noting dose decreases with larger test subjects and cautioning about extrapolating toxicity to smaller animals.
Fragmentary text notes a crop influenced by birds and fruit yield. Mentions towns, diets, and weather impact with unclear references to people and places.
Fragmentary text discusses succulent feed for fowls and mentions nutritious content and quality concerns. It appears as a garbled note with references to feeds, herbs, and farming terms without clear events or names. The readable portions suggest evaluating feed quality and potential changes to the bill or brand names.
A garbled notice warns buyers to look for the name Thiser on aspirin packs and to avoid fakes. It mentions Bayer Hitckage, Cotity, Neurale Blu, Rheprantiem and other ailments. It notes basic twelve tablet boxes cost a few cents and references Raytr Manufacture and Sallégencid.
A poetic reminiscence laments fading identities and distorted recollections. The narrator references a barrel of cluttered memories and a chaotic day dominated by confusion and misfit phrases, capturing a sense of disjointed time and place.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dud Tunkina and Jud Tanking discussing youth ambition and personal growth, with unclear references to influence, guidance, and the role of ambition in leadership. The passage is fragmented and lacks a clear event or outcome.
An old time advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal health aid. It claims blood balance supports mood sleep digestion energy and happiness and invites readers to send one cent for a large trial package to the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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