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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1944
Page
6
A small health tip promotes a morning lemon and water tonic to stimulate natural bowel action. It claims lemon juice supplies vitamins and minerals, aids digestion, and freshens the mouth, urging readers to try California Sunkiat Lemons for a wake-up effect.
Allied strategy relies on the French underground with 250000 members ready to arm. French guerrillas have crippled Creusot, diverted munition trains, and aided Allied plans in North Africa and France. The French National Committee of Liberation faces great difficulty shaping interim administration as liberation nears. Arms remain the demand as sabotage and intelligence flow toward Allied high commands.
BRIEFL. by Baukhage reports 1,700,000 rural youth in 4H clubs nationwide. Army air forces have destroyed 40 percent of Germanys fighter production. All metal domestic ice refrigerator production will not resume soon due to changeover time. US civilians to have more frozen vegetables over the next five months from record production.
Washington hosts a debate over postwar full employment as Kingsley Wood promotes a large public works budget and shorter work week. The piece argues such “solutions” failed before and warns that tax hikes and reduced profits will undermine demand, urging maintenance of profit expectations to sustain employment. It also notes widespread bond buying despite inflation concerns.
The inscription on the Liberty Bell comes from Leviticus 25 10. Pompeii was destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 79 AD. An obsequious man has a servile manner. Cotton is the most used textile. China is one third larger than the continental US.
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