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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
8
The readable parts reference a panoply of nonsensical phrases about panels, crowds, and preventable deaths, with mentions of firemen, geographic locations, and unusual references to historical urban services. The garbled OCR yields no coherent event or clear entities to pull a definitive news item from.
A recent exhibition by the Mutators of the Physical Society I Fondon showcased specimens showing color changes with temperature. One sample turns red near 208 degrees Fahrenheit while another shifts to deep red at 176 degrees Fahrenheit. The display featured “homemade heating paints” and referenced specific chemical varieties.
An account from Canterbury describes a remarkable survival as the narrator, Frederick Lunt, is held prisoner in an ice well near Here. After escaping via pegs and cement, he recounts climbing to the surface, hearing a football match, and finally being rescued by his brother in law at Stoltenden after a lengthy, cold ordeal ending with a late afternoon walk home.
A young woman attempted self harm three times, using varied methods, amid a troubling scene involving abuse or distress. Medical staff conducted examinations and provided care as investigators document the incident and her condition.
Two autonomous vehicles collided on the railroad near Washington causing a train to crash and splinter. A woman was fined 35 for kiasing and heres. Accusations of biasing a horae on the street surfaced, with London fines noted and conflicting reports about injuries.
A damaged OCR fragment reports an incident involving a person named Whipple and a team. It mentions injuries described as a broken leg and refer to locations or names like Atran Ny Ye-Kalling. The readable text is fragmented and unclear about dates or outcomes.
Article discusses balanced poultry rations to improve egg production. It highlights key grains like corn, wheat, oats, barley, and screenings, noting that a dozen eggs require about 6.7 pounds of feed. Emphasizes combining animal protein, fats, and energy with cost considerations and warns about quality of grains. It mentions home mixed feeds and the role of meat scraps and milk products in profitable results.
Insects threaten stored apples as pests such as codling moth and apple maggot can continue feeding even in cold storage. Observations from Geneva and other areas show infestation may transfer from one fruit to many, risking storage losses. Low temperatures slow growth but do not fully prevent damage, and rotten fruit worsens storage outcomes.
A garbled OCR note mentions car ownership and pest control in a farm setting. It references a chicken house and closing the house tightly, with scattered phrases about weeks, miles, and advertising. The text is fragmentary and preserves minimal clear facts beyond a rural scene and household concerns.
A historic plan outlines fall plowing and a three crop rotation the following year to suppress wild onion or garlic. It suggests tillage to destroy plants, sheep grazing to reduce growth, and careful application of herbicidal or cultural methods. The text cites using corn as a potential crop and emphasizes removing bulbs and preventive weed control.
Muncie youth Willam Robert Wilson won the baby beef championship beating 02 calves and 24 Shorthorn, 22 Aberdeen Angus and 16 Herefords. He showcased Baron W. at the state fair then earned a grand champion title among Angus and the overall best at the club. Judge Professor W J Kennedy praised the entries as among the year’s best.
The article argues an ordinary grain binder can economically harvest soybeans on small acreages. It notes timing to avoid pod shattering and suggests combining with older grain to leave beans fit for feed or seed, with beans colored up later in fall.
Fragmented text references fowls and egg layers with mentions of Annabelle Campbell, partrtary specialist, and Minnesota. The readable portions imply guidance on best fowls and spring care, but details are garbled and unclear. The item appears to be a brief agricultural note or column fragment focusing on poultry quality and seasonal care.
The article notes turkey production falling annually and contrasts with capons which are easier to raise and valued more successfully. It mentions difficulties with confining turkeys and cites people claiming capon meat is preferable. The piece argues capons are more readily raised under controlled methods.
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