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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
3
In a health column by C Houston Goudiss, the article argues calcium is vital for bones, teeth, and overall body function. It warns mothers to ensure adequate calcium in diets before birth and during growth, cites risks like rickets and deformities, and promotes calcium rich foods and a list for homemakers to plan menus.
A plea to write C Houston Gondiss at 6 East 39th Street New York City to obtain a free chart listing foods rich and poor in iodine. A postcard is enough to request the chart, noted as a valuable guide for balanced measures.
Alan Grogs and allies chase McCord and Heather through desolate Canadian rivers. A map quest, murder suspicions, and a find of twenty thousand dollars trigger plans for a long northern expedition. Aleck Drummond reaches Fort Chimo with tales of gold, risk, and the war.
McCord plans a headwaters ascent to the Koksoak River to claim gold sands while McQueen and Sanford pursue with forged papers. Heather, skilled and armed, defends camp as Montagnais Indians arrive at dusk seeking shelter and supplies. The confrontation leaves tension as the expedition grips its perilous path toward the river.
The piece describes dervishes as unkempt, rarely bathing, with long hair and beards. It notes their urban presence in mosques, their dancing, and pilgrim role. It highlights their distinctive attire, including sugar loaf hats, carved bead necklaces, and weapon ornaments such as bludgeons, clubs, axes.
A quotation from Hi Ho of Chinatown labels ignorance as a temporary anesthetic that dulls awareness of pain. The line explores the idea that remaining uninformed does not alleviate suffering, only postpones it.
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