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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
12
A historic study tests palatability of diverse plants for cattle feed. Results show some forages favored by cattle when siloed, others rejected. sugar beets, turnips, cabbages and native grasses varied in acceptance.
A 1910s agricultural bulletin advises thorough kerosene preparations to interior spaces of poultry houses. It notes kerosene or crude petroleum alternatives can be more expensive and less effective, recommends proper mixing ratios, and warns to treat cracks and nests carefully to control mites and pests without harming birds.
An ornate black and white fashion feature describes a popular evening dress display. A full page of gowns and accessories showcases refined gowns, frocks, and sheer fabrics designed for summer revels, highlighting trim silhouettes and tasteful elegance.
In fall Auburn is favored by many seed experts who compare best seed with tested varieties. The article notes careful selection methods and urges farmers to contact growers for reliable seed sources.
A degraded text notes orchard practices with legumes like peas and soybeans sown between trees to improve pollination and fertility. It suggests summer crops aid fertility and protect soil, mentioning broadcasts and intercropping as preferred methods.
Specialists in the United States agriculture unit urge cleaning the garden to remove rubbish and disease spores. They advise gathering debris, removing weeds, spading the soil, and keeping the area free of pests to promote healthy growth and prevent disease spread.
Readable text notes windbreaks as protective assets slowing drought and shielding crops from injury. Mentions a belt of trees near nets, a protest in Wulldinga, and references to Annie, Hye, and Wael BOpHNE with unclear context and several garbled terms.
Fragmented text describes a beauty trend involving tinted eyebrows and new color methods. It mentions a doctor’s note on density and shaping and hints at recommendations to present a silky look around the eyes. The readable portions reference cosmetic styling and reformulation ideas.
A fashion write up surveys garments from skirts to gowns with emphasis on trims and fabrics. It notes frills, ribbons, crepe, brocade and chiffon used in dresses and sport suits while detailing ornamented jackets and color contrasts, reflecting a 20th century style discourse.
A 12 year old boy Lawrence Selterfield of Bloomingdale New Jersey survived seven buckshot pellets in the heart after a shotgun accident. Doctors at Water Genest hospital called it one of the most remarkable cases in the county. The incident followed a game of bandits with cousins Thompson Yeolman and William Yaturo when a shotgun discharged in a barn.
Lawrence Boulder, eighteen, apparently killed himself after his father severely rebuked him for taking a car from a garage and causing a collision that injured Brownell twenty two and Metcalf. Browne, injured, died later from his wounds. Metcalf faced charges. Police reported neighbors heard the crash around 150 o'clock and did not investigate. Coroner A E Hare said Lawrence had been dead several hours.
Ambiguous report notes a person named Jo making facial styling choices at a university setting. Eyebrow tinting draws curiosity as observers discuss color and impact on appearance amid a public display.
Fashion notes describe youthful laces in Nus colors as the season's charm, likening them to feathery accessories. The article praises slim silhouettes and ornate lace details, noting a Spanish inspired skirt with flowing drapery and decorative fringing as a standout contrast.
The text offers scattered, unclear instructions about laying rugs and wig placement with odd phrasing. It mentions corners and proportions but lacks a coherent topic, names, dates, or identifiable entities to anchor a clear summary.
A 20 foot fence erection between properties on Ashlouable States Avenue sparks a lawsuit as Toni M World and Margaret Wotkwantay contend damages of 300 dollars for alleged trespass slander. Davis leads the dispute claiming obstruction and improper encroachment by workmen and neighbors on Lavis widow’s land.
A Paoli railroad engineer Frank Sellers attempted to chloroform a pet cat causing a struggle. The cat scratched him before Sellers became unconscious and died, according to the fragmented report.
A limited year summary reports the Animal Tesco League seizing numerous animals including 42 001 cats and 4 058 dogs along with 100 horses 27 birds and other small animals. The text notes these animals were disposed of under league actions.
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