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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
6
A historical medical note reports Crohn and Grosd concluding halitosis can stem from the small intestine rather than the mouth. Fat digestion issues in the small intestine and bile activity from exercise are cited, with dairy avoidance and lean protein aiding odor reduction.
A letter to the Journal of the American Medical Association discusses misperceptions of nervous symptoms. Dr Andrew Hart Jr notes doctors recognize anxiety but fail to explain non organic causes, stressing patience and clear guidance. Prof W B Cannon is cited on potential progression to organic disease if untreated.
Ad promotes a versatile button front shirt waist dress in chambray homespun rayon crepe and other fabrics. It suits sizes 12 to 20, 40 and 42 with short sleeves needing 3 yards of 35 inch material. features a slim waist and full skirt apron style.
The piece promotes using a stool as a front desk seat and repurposing materials for upholstery. It suggests building a foundation from a wooden box, padding and covering for attractiveness, and using on hand scraps like moss, horsehair, feathers, drapery pieces, and bedspreads to cover or fill. It also advertises homemaking booklets by Mrs. Spears.
The American Red Cross reports a surge in support for service members dependents through 3,700 chapters. Officials urge near daily contact with Red Cross channels to resolve wartime disruptions such as discharges and troop shifts, noting legal and moral obligations to assist families left by duty. Field workers at military and naval stations worldwide coordinate aid, information, and necessities for wives, children, and others facing hardship during wartime.
A mixed quiz lists ten questions covering mottoes ships and history. It includes queries about motto wording, the Invincible Armada, furlongs, Chicago railroads, the Free Soil party, the second state, oldest royal family, Queen Mary height, Illinois cental location, and historic large printing orders tied to sugar rationing.
The items include Thomas Edison as an inventor. It mentions King Philip of Spain’s 1533 failed attempt to seize England. It notes one eighth as a quantity, forty one as a number, slavery as a topic, California as a location, and the Japanese with reference to the present emperor as the 112th in his lineage.
Before Liszt, pianists faced away or toward the audience over the instrument. Liszt, at age 50, preferred his profile to the crowd, influencing a new style that many artists have followed since.
A reflective excerpt notes sealed affection and tenderness while friends are gone. The prose speaks of sweetness approved by affection and cheering words that resonate with hearing ears and thrilled hearts.
The USO unites six agencies to support soldiers and sailors far from home. Headquarters at the Empire State Building coordinates nationwide drives, asking readers to contribute to assist requests abroad and at home.
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