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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1932
Page
3
A historical discussion advises women on selecting and applying cosmetics, including skin care, cleansing, and makeup. It covers bleach safety near eyes, toners, and powders, promoting subtle rouge, natural glow, and careful removal. It encourages shopping at reputable stores and personal consultation for choices.
A fragment describes a depositor who, over a year, regularly visits a bank to check on a deposit. He notices the bank is careful with his money and finds the funds securely maintained. The uncertain text references a bank, a deposit, and reassurance of care.
An atmospheric passage recalls Lydia and Roy and a circle of kin in a rural setting. The narrative traces love, aging, and family ties across generations, interweaving youth’s rush with parents’ quiet endurance and long horizons of life and loss.
Fragmented prose contemplates a global desire for change, public health concerns, and political rhetoric. It muses on leadership, societal shifts, and the tension between tradition and transformation, reflecting uncertain times and calls for action without concrete events or figures.
A garbled excerpt discusses shaping a national language and echoes debates on English literature. It references Chaucer, language development, and the idea of a standard tongue while noting readability shifts since Chaucer's era. The text blends names and phrases in a distorted historical context.
A fragmentary report discusses 19th century postal reform ideas. It notes Hector Herrmann proposing surface card sizes and a 20 word limit for messages while Austrian officials and figures like Grent Helmin supported the concept. References mention Stephan von Mor, Murrinane, and Var Blekin in relation to postal card development.
A fragmentary note discusses experiments in analyzing employment gains and weather influence. It mentions employers, convenience of flexible timing, and questions about threats in the near term, suggesting cautious optimism about adjustments.
A garbled farm report discusses changes in chicken laying rates, noting a 1 percent rise in young hens and declines in certain flocks. It references October 1 data, egg counts, and comparisons to prior periods, with mentions of departments and inland trends.
A rewritten farm note explains alfalfa as a cheap green forage for hens. It suggests supplying requisite greens when scarce hay is costly, noting that small quantities can sustain laying stock through the cold months and keep poultry operations productive.
A garbled excerpt discusses egg production and poultry notes from the University of Minnesota. It references an Agricultural Department report, mentions increases in laying hens, and notes observations on flock management and feed effects.
A man from Kalonn Iowa recalls a long illness starting about thirty years ago. He suffered a persistent ulcer above the ankle and credits Dr. Pierce’s Galle Medical Discovery with curing the sore after taking six bottles. The narrative notes the ulcer finally healed and never returned.
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