31 Mar 1932
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Gastoria as a gentle regulator for babies and older children, claiming it calms the stomach and eases colds, fevers, and upset stomachs without harsh drugs. It emphasizes safety for infants and broad usefulness for childhood ailments.
A fragment describes a dinner in New York where a Halifax bound recruit is praised for quick wit. The officer mocks the recruit's understanding of accounting and mentions a young trainee who studied aeronautics. The tale ends with a jab about a colonel’s wife’s electric refrigerator.
Harrint Adams, president of the Society of Woron Gengraphers, plans weekly radio messages to Drs. Muleshet Dickey and Mrs. Dickey. Mrs. Dickey accompanies her husband Berber Dickey on a South American expedition to locate the source of the Orinoco river.
A reader, A Wagner of Lineola Street, describes recurring winter bronchial spells that followed colds until using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Since starting the remedy, spells diminished, and the winter passes with fewer colds and coughs. A note mentions three new shipments of an elixir, with dates around the tenth and fifteenth.
The week featured a heated push to amend the Eighteenth Amendment, with Beck and Stothionm leading a resolution and lawmakers from both parties signaling ongoing battles over prohibition. Amid budget fights, labor and farm groups clashed over a billion dollar tax plan, while figures like Green and Brenckman urged stiffer opposition and alternative taxation.
A partially legible OCR fragment mentions genuine elements and a ruling system, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions. The readable bits hint at governance or authority but provide limited factual detail.
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