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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
6
Farmers are urged to watch for hog cholera as a major threat to wartime pork goals. Outbreaks last year may exceed reports, with estimated losses near 200,000 dollars. Advice includes early vaccination, isolation of new swine, avoiding contaminated vehicles, keeping herds separate, clean pastures, and immediate diagnosis of illness.
Washington diary notes the coal strike era tensions between John Lewis and Franklin Roosevelt, linking labor, politics, and war mobilization. It likens their clash to Frankenstein and suggests a historical reckoning of leadership, policy, and public support shaping the era.
Agriculture in Industry discusses Vacuums and push brooms made from brush plants, noting reduced demand for the office broom and the limited spread of broomcorn. It covers economic volatility, regional production in Oklahoma to Illinois, and the effort to improve varieties through cross breeding for better seeds and non reddening, hairless chaff, and fiber uses like hats and mats.
Large cows of any breed have the advantage in milk production but size alone does not guarantee efficiency. Within a breed, size remains a key factor influenced by inheritance and environment, and calf feeding after birth is as important as proper size for economical milk production.
Brief items note Bangkok controlled radio urging Thai private businesses to be well dressed clean agreeable to customers avoid smoking or intoxication observe food manners and honesty. Other items compare U S wartime output in spring 1943 eight times Japan and a Dutch bicycle shortage joke about Scotch Highlanders.
The article argues Japan has achieved major objectives in the Pacific and now seeks time to complete a vast empire. It claims Japan controls 300 million people, cites captured territories, and warns of a coming second war unless the United States and China stay united. It lists seized areas and resources across Asia and outlines Japan's plan to disperse heavy industry to harden defenses.
A garbled, dialogue heavy OCR fragment presents snippets of conversation and captions. The text contains quoted lines about pessimism and money, kitchen talk about pork and beans, and a furniture scene with a dignified man and repaired shoes. Partial names and characters appear in scattered form.
A historical note traces Leatherneck to the Marines high leather collar era and Camel as the favored cigarette shared with Army Navy and Coast Guard. It cites Somiservice stores and mentions overseas mail restrictions for soldiers and sailors.
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