07 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
1
The piece traces hunger as a driving force in human history, noting world population has nearly doubled in 100 years from about 350 to 760 million. It warns that continued growth could make global food shortages a general, long term issue, with possible future civic aims shifting from growth to reducing people.
An essay argues individuals rarely think independently about religion and politics, following heredity and environment. It notes people imitate family and peers, urging tolerance for differing views. A Hamburg gas attack incident illustrates war dangers and civilian vulnerability to phosgene.
Edwin Jessie Martin died in Renwick at age 69 years 7 months 26 days after a life spent in Glermont Payette County Vernon and Renwick with a year in Minnesota. He married Carrie Looby in 1889 who died in 1890 later married Dora Reynolds in 1904 who died in 1917. Survived by several children and grandchildren. Funeral held at Methodist church in Renwick with Rev Kruwell officiating and Odd Fellows aiding at Elmwood Cemetery.
The agricultural extension service has aided farmers, wives, and daughters by sending farm and home demonstration agents to educate on farm efficiency and rural home making. Boys and girls clubs improve future rural life, training farm youth for community leadership and readership.
Investigators analyzed 500 overheard conversations in Cleveland and New York to find topic patterns. Men spoke mostly of business, sports, and other men. women most about men, with Cleveland showing 72 percent and New York about 50 percent. Clothes and other women topics also appeared, while mixed company favored conversations about attire, business, and money.
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