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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
7
A fragmented report traces a gifted student from humble poverty toward education and work, noting his struggle and perseverance. It mentions a pensioner, a friend, and the pull between talent and hardship, with hints of elite college life and personal sacrifice.
The league plans a new palace with a two year completion, detailing funding from Rockefeller interests and donors including $2,000 for library development and $8,000,000 raised toward the grand building. Construction progresses with site selection near the secretariat, while committee leaders and prominent backers coordinate phased work and future closures.
A scrambled OCR style recipe describes making a chocolate fudge cake with sugar, flour, butter, milk, vanilla, and eggs. It outlines creaming butter and sugar, adding egg yolks, melted chocolate, and folding in egg whites, then baking in layers and stacking with frosting.
A novel automatic steering system uses a gyroscopic device and radio signals to keep a plane on course despite wind shifts. In tests between Lake George and Sethenevady, strong winds caused trees to topple and lines to fall, yet the mechanism maintained course as the plane flew a straight southward path with an observer aboard.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions contrasts from Paris and a purple abtetape with coded references Benrh code 1001 and a list-like line about Ceolangs and a prelint-Woolmiety's Thane Companion. The legible parts hint at a playful or experimental piece rather than a clear news item.
A text fragment details a man who abandons ambition for a life with a rich partner. He drifts, loses purpose, and becomes dependent while the woman exerts control. The narrator laments lost potential and the squandered chance to become an outstanding figure of his era.
Add butter to uncooked frosting to improve flavor and prevent cricking. The fat helps smoothness and enriches the finish, making the frosting creamier and more stable.
A fragment describes cooking and serving meat with bread and condiments, plus methods for cleansing and deodorizing cooked kitchen areas. It mentions open ovens, dipping lard in foods, and suggestions to apply powders for cleaning, with garbled terms suggesting domestic kitchen practices.
A fragmentary notice describes Cinderella Girl Haldia Vleece Davis of Moston suing a local authority over a legacy from the Davis estate. It mentions a 500 power,000 share arrangement in a related company and a future payout, with details obscured by garbled OCR.
Agricultural engineer Dr David Whaver of North Carolina State warns there will be no surplus of farm work stock soon. He cites dying horses and mules, replacement slow, and western regions shifting to tractors, risking a long-term reliance on power sources beyond traditional animals. Historical counts show horses and mules fell from about 12 million in 1900 to roughly 2.5 million by 1840, indicating ongoing decline and potential need for alternative power in farming.
A Dakota farmer reports a profit from lamb raising with lambs received September 12 and marketed in four installments through February 39. Growth averaged 45 pounds per head, with feed including barley and wheat, alfalfa hay, upland hay, corn fodder and chopped sweet clover. Death loss was 2.2 percent from accidents urinary colic and pneumonia. lambs had artesian water and salt access, housed in a straw shed.
Directions describe destroying quack grass by springing ground, pulling roots, raking and burning. Recommend sanitation and clean cultivation after harvest, then sow com. An Urs sodium chlorate application of about two pounds per square rod aids destruction.
The item offers creosote use for fence and timber longevity, and describes a broad sweep weeder for potatoes to manage weed seeds. It notes shallow cultivation aids seed bed, and advises pasture turnout at night for work horses. It mentions local agriculture in Grand Forks and references Minnesota University and South Dakota College of Agriculture.
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