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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1936
Page
6
A cautionary bedtime tale follows Billy Mink as curiosity leads him to examine odd fences along the Laughing Brook. He notes two gateways and suspects traps, choosing caution over bold entry while wary of unfamiliar dangers. He ventures toward deeper water to uncover what lies beyond.
In a brief, cryptic passage Bitty notes a wet leaf strewn gap and identifies it as another trap. The text centers on a tense moment as Dada and Bitty confront potential danger.
The article outlines simple frosting and filling methods for cakes using boiled frosting and tropical fillings. It provides measurements, ingredients like sugar, water, egg whites, chocolate, maple, and orange peel, with steps to cook to a soft ball and finish by spreading on cake. It notes a Formosa meaning.
A performer uses four similar match boxes arranged end on end to appear to juggle. With upright boxes balanced between hands he shows steadiness as the upper hand is removed. The drawer of the top box is pushed, and each drawer locks with the one below, creating a fragile balance that defies a simple explanation.
Awkward verse fragment from a periodical prints a brief meditation on moods and memory. The text features lines about moments of joy, fatigue, and a wish to return to simple acts like whistling and smiling. It includes a stray signature and service tag.
Au Baba known as The Terrible Turk defeats Dick Shikat in Detroit to claim the heavyweight wrestling title marking his rise as champion in the era.
Dear Polly Prim asks guidance on social outings with a woman named Exller. The question frames potential risks and expectations for reputational concerns and propriety in dating or companionship contexts.
A garbled 1940s style column touches on political campaigns, rumors, and names. It mentions Swit musing on hot election signals, Irvin St. Cebs Edgar Souther and debates over changing names linked to Edgar Hoover. The piece mocks media antics and notes rising taxes, newspapers, and public notices amid a clash of regional loyalties.
Practical household hints cover food prep and storage. Olives treated with salt and air flow to foam. garlic and iron used for stain removal. magnesia for staining. avoid salt in stews to preserve juices. scissors aid crust trimming. iron helps grease spots remediation.
The railcar or automortice is rising in popularity for rapid passenger transport in France as speeds improve. Each ten weeks a new speed record is set by rival firms, with M Jean Bazatti noting advances in materials and petrol use to boost efficiency over distances of three to four hundred miles.
A coy message hints at a complicated romance involving a seducing diet, a bold proposal, and two weeks of pressure to reveal true feelings. Hidden motives and playful banter color the exchange as partners test boundaries.
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