01 Nov 1928
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
1
Proper feeding supports full growth and robust development in young pigs. A balanced diet delivers essential energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals to prevent stunting and promote steady, healthy prowing.
The article extols electricity as the key driver of modern productivity in industry and the home. It argues electric devices replace hard labor, boost wages, and elevate living standards, asserting power is transforming farming and farm homes as well as cities.
A plan to consolidate small counties into larger units could lower taxes by eliminating duplicate offices. New York aims to recast over six counties into 37 units while Tennessee plans to merge its 95 counties into 11. J. W. Manning notes Tennessee’s 1919 mergers cut James County taxes by half, expanded paved highways, lengthened school terms, and attracted manufacturing. The results in both states are watched closely.
Homemakers now view poultry as a major income source. Large Rock flocks and pure bred stock are common as they adopt scientific methods for mating, sanitation, culling poor layers, and marketing eggs by size and color. The shift reflects higher flock numbers and better stock for farm revenue.
A neighbor recalls The Youth's Companion as a source of entertainment and learning. The MacDougall family plans to gift a year of the monthly magazine to another household, highlighting its stories, features, and education. Subscriptions priced at $2 include 12 monthly issues plus two extras for new subscribers within 30 days.
A discussion on fire safety notes that most fires stem from everyday carelessness such as cigarette disposal matches and clutter. It stresses that 80 percent of fires are preventable with basic caution and awareness to avoid transforming homes or workplaces into burning ruins.
The article notes that most U S presidents have been lawyers or soldiers though the next president may not be a lawyer as eight of the first thirty were. It recalls Harding and Cox as 1920 candidates who were both newspapermen and warns of dangerous drugs in medicines marketed to women for reducing.
The remark notes that people will have something to be thankful for if the campaign concludes by Thanksgiving Day. It highlights relief at the end of a lengthy political effort and frames the holiday as a marker for closure.
A short fragment notes concerns that reducing dress length could erode manners. It hints at evolving standards of femininity and propriety without naming people or places. The piece frames the issue as a social trend question.
Three North American nations Canada the United States and Mexico connect by airmail. General John F O Ryan head of Colonial Airways outlines a route from Ottawa to Montreal then Albany Cleveland Chicago Dallas and Laredo to reach Mexico City. Rates apply five cents per ounce to New York border and twenty cents per ounce from Canada to Mexico City.
A 1920s period note promises extending mail service to Panama and South American nations to bring Western Hemisphere nations into closer contact, praising the idea as greatly desirable. A Cali statue bears an inscription praising a milk cow from 1913 to 1925. the Sidewalks of New York song gains traction for a campaign. Yes We Have No Bananas is noted as a companion tune. Federal grand jury probes wood alcohol drinking in New York, with one guess that consumption will be high due to its bad effects.
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