07 Mar 1935
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
1
A misread bedtime tale recounts Teddy Fox fearing a hawk named Terror the Goshawk who dares him to approach Farmer Brown's hen yard. Teddy hides, but Terror swoops, taunts, and steals a hen as Farmer Brown watches, while Red Fox stalks for breakfast.
The old expression pin money, tied to gifts and expenses of ladies, traces back to medieval times. An 1483 ban on importing pins in England was revived by Queen Catherine of Aragon, making pins costly and coveted among women.
A Riverside era poem fragment discusses miracles and divine aid amid rain and gloom. References to hospital, God’s river, and a prophetic message appear, with notes about The Penny Post and its historical role in Britain and America.
A collage of letters asks Ed Wynn about a two story house misassumptions, a man’s debt and a wife’s remarks. Readers request dating, advice, and examples on topics from real estate to relationships and investments.
Readable appears to describe a kitchen guide with apple and sausage prep, browning apples, soaking water in whey, and roasting methods. Includes steps for stuffing apples with sausage and onions, preparing luncheon croquettes, potato crepes, and crepes with toppings. Mentions temperatures, skewer use, and serving suggestions.
A fragmented report examines how egg production, feed costs, and hen quality affect farmer income across months. It notes that higher wages and better practices could raise output, with an annual average egg yield per hen and regional price differences driving earnings. The piece references historical figures and speculative data on production trends and market prices.
The text outlines mating limits for hens and turkeys with age and nesting requirements. It describes housing needs including nesting, shelter, and sanitation. It emphasizes spacing to prevent overcrowding and suggests providing multiple nests, a large box, or a sturdy pen with one nest accessible per live bird.
Fragmentary notes discuss poultry feeding and digestion with references to Morston ford, fattening feeds, and egg quality. Mentions eggs staying weathered and protection from ailments, suggesting dietary impact on output. Contains garbled names and unclear dates but centers on poultry care and nutrition.
A garbled passage describes events near Eley and Letts ET with mentions of a person named Abel and a scene of abortive actions. The text is severely corrupted, but hints at historical storage and a tense situation with unclear outcomes and dates. The readable words suggest a mid locale and troubling incidents surrounding people and places.
A historic column urges strict disease control and quarantine for livestock. It stresses rapid isolation of suspected infected stock, careful inspection by officials, and public stock shows to prevent spread. The article discusses infection risks, resistance factors, and the need for prompt action during outbreaks. It cautions that even a few infected animals can spread disease within days.
Officials urge parasite control to preserve beef stock during winter, noting vaccines and drenches cut parasite loads in Merced area. Expert Morag warns sanitation and routine deworming prevent losses, with two months needed for full effect and ongoing protective measures.
Examines livestock feeds and suggests adding foods like cowpea sosboun clover and alfalfa to improve nutrition. Recommends a mineral supplement to balance phosphorus from cot tonseed meal soybean meal and other seeds, proposing a two pound daily mineral mix using ground limestone and steamed bone meal as concentrates for cows.
Inspectors seized suspicious items amid a tense surface search of fruit and vegetables. Authorities found nothing clearly dangerous but warned about potential poison risks in consumer produce. The incident sparked calls for stricter oversight and public safety measures.
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