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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1930
Page
6
Why We Do What We Do by MLK and Others
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss respect for mothers, social ridicule, and gender roles with scattered references to MLK, Thomson, and various names. The readable portions imply a critique of societal attitudes toward mothers and women, plus a note on public reaction and humor. Overall, the text is too garbled to extract a clear narrative or event.
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Mlk, Thomson, Th. D
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WMV
Popu Shelly
Viriy
Pentag Tovllans Af Repirtie
Wealverdieher
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Nutty MATURAL History s HUGH HUTTON
Fragmented text depicts a chaotic scene in East Prussia with garbled phrases about a creature and a surreal examination. The snippet mentions Hugh Hutton and a satirical or whimsical mock history, blending odd dialogue and nonsensical lines without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hutton
Pho Araveat battle thet ever was foowhty Shall I tell you where and when
Fragmentary OCR text describes a battle scene with garbled phrases about timing, place, and participants. It mentions mothers, wary watchers, and distant sounds, suggesting a dramatic war moment. The readable parts imply a historical or poetic battle recount.
Sandwich Recipes From A Curious Fragment
A garbled passage lists various sandwich ideas and methods from an old column. It mentions Bacon, fruit, cottage cheese, toasted cheese, olive and anchovy, tuna or egg styles, and nut bread with marmalade. The text reads like kitchen instructions mixed with stray phrases and misread OCR.
Through a Woman's Eyes and a Lesson in Punishment
Fragmented diary style discussion on parental authority and child discipline. The speaker contrasts stern punishment with moral instruction, citing a mother who opts for corrective actions to guide behavior, while exploring when penalties become excessive or harmful. The passage notes the impact of authority figures on a child's development and social reception.
Campaign for Tree Lined Highways Sparks Debate
A Hilldale Ledger note argues for extensive tree plantings along roads, praising beauty and economic value. It cites New Jersey and New York efforts and urges broader public support for tree lined highways to improve urban and suburban routes.
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Ives
New Jersey
New York
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Worth While Comment by Southern Newspaper
A Mobile Regulator opinion urges focus on urban trees and natural assets. The piece argues communities should plant more trees, replace aging ones, and protect beauty in cities and parks, noting visible decline of older trees along streets and in parks.
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Mey
Mobile
Mobile Regletor
Weaving Law and Voices From a Fringed Frontier
Nelson Antrim Crawford reflects on public discourse from a bygone frontier era. He critiques how words shape law and society and urges communities to improve churches schools and civic life while stressing personal responsibility.
Shade Trees Increase Property Value and Curb Summer Heat
A dated homeowner guide explains shade trees add value and reduce summer heat while providing winter windbreaks. It advises planning before planting, selecting prominent trees, and aligning growth to avoid blocking the road view.
Hone Grounds Llome owners mat hely onke their ely a berer place
In this fragment a house is discussed as a site for transforming into a landscape setting. The text mentions Sonos, artistic touches, and planting to frame pictures, aiming to create a comfortable, inviting space with shrubs and decorative elements.
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Rewtiog Highway PraMe Swive sidad OWS Lirtogevealed
A garbled OCR item references a highway project and a local authority, mentioning council actions and inspections. The readable fragments imply planning or safety concerns, with entities such as a city or county body and a named location. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
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Rewtiog
Super Hosepipe Used by Malaysian Miners
A historical note describes a powerful hosepipe used in Malaysian mining. It explains that this jet of water at high pressure facilitates extraction by blasting away rock, making traditional tools ineffective against the force. The text notes the hose’s impact on the face of the cliff and the extreme dangers to workers.
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Malaysia
Mars
Ventora
Calif
Yur
Ontario's Richest Gold Producer Exceedingly Noted Mine
The article highlights America's Gold Producer Ontario as historically the richest producer, noting total gold value up to 1928 at $114,000,000 and ore yield of 17,000,000 tons. It describes Wollmer's workings’ hypothetical length end to end nearing 130 miles from New York to Albany plus 90 miles of underground railway, underscoring its vast scale.
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America
Ontario
Inswtituels Ag
New York
Albany
Sitka Spruce Use in Aircraft Manufacture Across WMictic Coast
Fragmented text notes Sitka spruce on the WMictic coast of Canada and its light weight valued in aircraft construction. Mentions the proverbish line about people wanting to be known by others whether they come or not and a stray reference to Charlotte nests.
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Sitka Spruce
Wmictic
Canada
Incomplete Advice on Insomnia and Exhaustion
Fragmentary line suggests guidance on insomnia tied to physical exhaustion. No clear person, place, or event stated. The readable portion hints at noting exhaustion as a factor and discouraging worry, but lacks concrete details or context.
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a weight loss aid claiming fat loss of 20 pounds in three weeks. It promises clearer skin, brighter eyes, and renewed energy, urging a daily half teaspoon in water and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It notes widespread druggist sales and quick consumer results.
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