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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1936

Page

3

Unlikely Reunion Sparks Quick Sermon Exchange

An Alabama planter meets a former worker in Montgomery on a Saturday. The worker reveals he has become a preacher and now requires cash, not notes, to preach. A separate note shows a Florist advertising a trade gimmick with a hawker sign promising a "packet of How­er."

Alabama Montgomery Uncle Mose

Minister's Son Invents Invisible Ear Drum

Leona Leonard, son of an executive, developed an invisible ear drum to aid hearing. The device, described as affordable and adaptable, allows clear conversation and theatre listening. A booklet from Leonard, Inc, New York, promotes the invention as a breakthrough for many with hearing difficulties.

Alo Leona Agi Teonard Board of Foreign Miastage The Methodist Episcopal Church Welte AL OF Leonard, Inc Fifth Avenue New York City

Odd Australian buys fruit carts then sells by the dozen

An Australian in Sydney develops a quirky hobby buying up street fruit carts and selling the produce at a penny per dozen. He says the habit began in childhood and brings him happiness as he chats with onlookers, explaining his impulsive buys when he spots a fruit barrow.

Sydney Australia

Best of Two Egotism Is Not So Bad

A compact opinion piece suggests limited egotism can spare a person from many a dosing mood. It argues moderation in self regard may reduce restlessness and improve social ease. The brief reflects a reflective, wry tone typical of period verse prose.

For All to See The Gods We Worship Write Names on Faces

An evocative line about devotion and identity, depicting how worship marks individuals visibly. The fragment hints at themes of belief, ritual, and personal expression through visible insignia.

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