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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
7
Fragmentary notes discuss left handedness as a brain puzzle, mentioning Crichton-Benya, Alana, and various garbled terms. The text hints at nerve tension and possible studies or theories without clear details or outcomes. No readable dates, places, or definitive conclusions emerge.
A representative discusses a lecture on left handedness and education noting that left-handedness is not a mental defect and should not be corrected. He cites Dr. Theebthya line and London school doctors, arguing for acceptance as cerebral organization varies and that training to force right-handedness is unnecessary. The piece reflects era concerns about cognitive ability and instructional bias.
A fragmented article discusses two scholarly efforts in science and religion. It references Vetera 5 of the pertinence bee and topics on material changes, potency of power, and debates over evolving theories. The text is jumbled but centers on scientific causation and philosophical questions.
The passage extols faith as a driving force behind remarkable feats and national strength. It argues that belief shapes outcomes, enabling progress, perseverance, and unity, while noting faith's pivotal role in overcoming obstacles and fostering collective power.
A garbled OCR fragment references a sequence of terms and names including Hale, Wallon, and a deranged list of phrases. Details are unclear, with missing context and broken sentences, hindering precise reconstruction of events or participants.
A discussion on organizing closets with suspended rods and hanger systems to maximize space. It reflects on spring as a peak season for decluttering and suggests thoughtful giving of unneeded items to those who can use them, emphasizing humane approaches and appropriate channels.
Wins Pulitzer Prize for a short listed American play titled The Old Maid, performed in New York, highlighting the stage’s enduring power and artistic achievement through a landmark production.
The region around the Donner and Blitzen River is noted for frequent thunderstorms and severe weather. Local authorities warn residents to secure property and stay alert as storms develop across the area.
A man calling himself James Murphy claimed to be a former member of the Lincolnville police force. He was among wanderers rounded up near a Sandusky burt known as "Jonesgles" where he described himself as a former detective. Inspector Seatbley doubted the tale while Murphy remained cool saying he had been a detective before joining the police.
Corning reports the 700 inch mirror for California and California Institute of Technology may be set on Palomar. Temperature of molten glass cooled from 2015 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit under precise automatic control. The process uses ten temperature controllers and a crew of detectors to prevent defects. Scientists expect the telescope to reveal vast truths about the universe. A similar approach cools a University of Michigan mirror and should finish in about six months.
Harvard University researchers, with Egyptian government permission, are clearing debris from Serabit el Khadim on the Sinai Peninsula where Hathor’s temple was built and used by ancient Egyptians for turquoise mining from about 3000 to 1500 BCE. The Serabit ruins lie on a desolate mountain overlooking a camel-journey to the Gulf of Suez.
A horned toad on R H Matthews property in Altas Oklahoma is described as a county pioneer. Matthews notes the toad has inhabited the yard for years and offspring appear annually. Diet matches earlier observations by Dr OG Spas verites and dates back to 1917.
A new Hopi village is being constructed on Ranch Mesa transferring craft from northern Arizona to the south. A Topl tribe has been brought to establish homes and trades including silverwork, basketry, weaving, and crafts. The community aims to be self-supporting under Hopi management.
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