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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

Page

7

Life Expectancy of 70 Seen in Next Decade

Dr. Thomas Parran Jr of the U S public health service predicts average life expectancy will rise from sixty to seventy within ten years. At the sixteenth annual state public health conference in Lansing he outlined eight fronts for longevity including cancer, infant mortality, malnutrition, pneumonia, social disease, tuberculosis, sanitation, and mental hygiene. He noted federal involvement through $23.2 million Social Security Act funds and urged public health growth as humanitarian and essential.

Lansing Mich Thomas Parran, Jr United States Public Health Service American Public Health Association Parran

A. A. U. elects Teremich Mahoner president at Houston

Teremich Mahoner of New York was elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union at its Houston convention after a bitter contest with Patrick J. Walsh. Mahoner’s win follows his earlier stance against participation in the Olympic Games and succeeds Avery Brundage.

Teremich T. Mahoner New York Amateur Athletic Union Houston Tex Patrick J. Walsh Mahones Olympias Avery Brundage

My Neighbor Says cryptic tips for cooking and gardening

A scrambled column offers ad hoc kitchen and garden tips such as gravy flavoring with toast beef or lamb, washing prunes for salad, pruning stones, cycling cyclamen soil needs, bone meal fertilizing, mustard on lamb roast, and chimney soot removal with hot coals, all tainted by typos and garbled phrases.

A Legend of Life by Leonard A Barrett

The dogwood tree once stood strong and tall like an oak but it supplied wood for Christ’s cross. Since that deed it has grown slender and scrubby, a symbol of inner life rather than mere size or wealth. The legend underscores spiritual growth over material measure.

Leonard A. Barrett Jesus

The Cross in Living Sacrifice and Life’s Purpose

The text argues that nature and sacrifice intertwine, using the dogwood as a symbol of self-giving life. It contrasts living, generous acts with external displays, insisting true strength lies in inward development and the cross of sacrifice guiding everyday conduct. It warns that removing sacrifice leads to selfish, hollow living, urging acts that feed, clothe, heal, and comfort others.

Family harmony and freedom in shared life

A discussion on affection, power dynamics, and individual freedom within a home. It argues that quiet acquiescence can erode personal vitality, leading to selfish or tyrannical behavior, while true peace comes from mutual understanding and balanced influence. It notes that even private choices affect others and that living together requires joint responsibility.

B. Oz Martuet Umversvandine

Perpetual sacrifice symbol in dogwood tree says growth

The dogwood tree, linked to perpetual sacrifice, bears green branches and petals imprinted with a cross motif, reflecting a process of growth per Western Newspaper Orion.

Western Orion

Deficit Shown For Panama Canal Charges

Washington reports a 2006 deficit of 27 million dollars in Panama Canal operations. The secretary of war urges no toll hikes yet but recommends reform of vessel measurement to end subsidies for certain shippers. He calls for legislation to adjust charges and amortize the canal investment.

Washington, D. C Harry H Congress Central States Pacific Coast Eastern Seaboard Smcuteets Middle West Ng Brod Panama

Fillmore Home Razed and Timber Sold for Berm Construction

An abandoned Fillmore residence was razed and its lumber sold for a berm project. The property, tied to preservation and 1850 era politics, had sat unoccupied as owners sought buyers. Timber sale proceeds, around $250, funded the berm construction.

Fillmore Bern Geneva Nesigan Zachary Teyior James Buend

Vermont College Junior Erects His Own Dormitory

University of Vermont junior Mertel converts a trailer into a dormitory on campus. He uses three-layer cardboard insulation, a jag relax heater, and a rudimentary kitchen setup with cupboards, bed, chairs, and electric lights. The improvised dwelling includes a radio and aims to provide heat and shelter during the college year.

Vermont College Burlington Mertel University of Vermont

American Legion Builds Waikiki Beach Chapel Landmark

The American Legion starts a permanent clubhouse at Waikiki Beach Honolulu. The design retells 1834 etched scenes including a mission church the king's armory and the king's summer residence, reflecting Hawaii's historic structures.

American Legion Waikiki Beach Honolulu Hawaii Waikik: Beach King's Armory

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