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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
5
Fragmentary text suggests a complex alternate recipe or household note mentioning orange, stewy ingredients, milk, butter, seeds, and fruit preserves. It reads like a miscellaneous culinary list with measurements and steps, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names including Rhea WYINS and Freh frat te SMureNyn Thalys. It mentions housekeepers, welding, tiny water, and various undetermined terms. Key individuals or organizations are not clearly identifiable.
The article outlines a children's garment pattern with details on sleeve width stretch, neck gathers, front-opening design, and fabric choices. It covers white checked/printed fabrics, fly front closures, elastic and tape details, and variations for size and fit with notes on hem, pockets, and reinforcement.
A children’s fairy tale unfolds with Mr Moon and Sir Sun debating dreams. They discuss a dream about green cheese and a silly house, guiding a child to awaken and understand dreaming versus waking life. The Sun and Moon offer gentle commentary on imagination and reality.
Jinks-A very happy namad.
An advertisement touts K R O products as a new exterminator that kills rats and mice yet is claimed not to harm livestock poultry cats or baby chicks. It cites a state form price of 78 dollars and lists various potently stocked options with bold money back guarantees while mixing in unrelated literary phrases.
An old advertisement touts magnesia as the sensible remedy for excess stomach acidity. A single spoonful is claimed to neutralize sourness, ease stomach burning, and sweeten the system, touting safety for children and availability at drug stores.
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