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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1932

Page

7

Army Officers Lose Posts in Washington Shakeup

The War Department plans a sweeping reorganization to reduce the general staff and remove senior officers from key commands. Affected figures include chiefs of staff, surgeons, engineers, and signal corps leaders, with many to shift to noncombat roles or retire. The plan aims to trim 72,000 to 10,000 troops, relocate commands, and tighten military oversight in the capital.

Washington Finnglay - Macarthine Blugh A. Drum Tyreham Ben Hawever Hue Lia Congrest Nhiid Servicer Gelierm Aurgeon Geutral Alles Y Sheeblet Onyce Ollter Ene Gineers He Dallitary Tureny Cavntey Felt Netlilery Abilary Afuntny Imine Widha Cailleers Berrie

Twenty-Eight Inches Is Life Margin in Collision

A Pennsylvania State College study led by L. Yeagley analyzes head on car crashes to estimate stopping distances. He cites experimental data showing that at 30 mph the front seat passenger travels about 28 inches before impact, with the driver facing severe risk if restraint fails. The scientist notes that cushion and motion transfer determine fatality probabilities for drivers and passengers in a severe collision.

Sinte Awoliege Wiileh L. Yeagtey Plysteist Pennsylvania State College Ethabipy Yeagley

Ohio State Captain Husets Lewis Hineman

Ohio State University football team captaincy noted for Husets Lewis Hineman and Olin Sinto from Ufa years. Captains led squad from Cabins Ohio with early team duties and local prominence.

Husets Lewis Hineman Captakner Uo Olin Sinto University Ufa Ims Tn Cabins Ohio

Volume 227 Tennessee Man Owns Rare Khoxiné Work

A Tennessee man owns a 1705 volume titled The Pigneos or Tyas of tha O10 Teall about the Heavenly Kings of the Gospel. The book contains sermons by Snell Mather and notes on parish church life in France. Printed in fondo by Ne Fine iy Ledentinth Sta Over dpalnst St. Alary Axe, the volume’s antiquity highlights early Protestant literature.

Tennessee Wateh Christ Snel Mather

Portrait Sold for 15 Dollars Valued at 200000

An aged expert in Amsterdam has identified a painting once sold for 15 dollars as an original titled Wh 200op. Doctor Kat authenticated the piece after examining it within the Floydon family saga, attributing the work to Tembrant Simstit and noting appreciation of Footon's friendship.

Tony Wayne Morton’ Looton Sald Doctor Kat Asterdam Qtetor Kut Tembrant Simstit Footon

Mount Hood Climb Reaches Notable Peak By Mark Woggardt

The ascent by Mark Woggardt of Space YX reaches the summit of Mount Hood at a notable milestone. Details describe the climb progression and the exact height record achieved, highlighting the successful ascent and the climber's status within the expedition.

Mark Woggardt

The Apeing Fowl in White River Tales

A garbled report describes a creature or scene in white river water with Tamil warnings and a curious egg held between thighs. It notes fear among people and mentions Medill 1 during the 1831 period, with references to a union.

Hikehe Npe Msplororad Whynaca Medill

Ignorance by Thomas Arkle Clark Late Dean's of Men

A reminiscence on cultural ignorance from a five year old girl and a later reflection by Thomas Arkle Clark, former dean of men at the University of Illinois, comparing American and foreign language knowledge and the limits of one’s own education. The piece contrasts a child's blunt question with a traveler’s brief loss of language skills and local familiarity, noting mutual ignorance between Americans and Mexicans encountered in Segotín and detailing themes of training, experience, and cultural exposure.

Thomas Arkle Clark Men University of Mmlinoia Mars Girtst AESIA Tsun Pergas Lions

Cemetery Established Before 1800 Abandoned in Mystery

A derelict 18th century burial ground near Philadelphia lies abandoned with over 1000 sunken mounds and hundreds of graves lacking markers. The faded markers show dates around 3512, indicating long-forgotten burials of early inhabitants.

Sesden Dean—charied Sid Muenbelteh Ima

Woman Grows Garments from Silk and Wool on Island Plantation

A Frenchwoman, Tatty Lacloche, cultivates silkworms in Madagascar and raises wool in New Caledonia. She spins fibers from cocoons and coats, then fabrics her own clothing on her plantation.

Dink Sportswoumn New Colsdonia

Freshening in Fall Milk Supply and Economic Impact

A historical note explains how freshening cows in fall affects milk supply and prices. It details advantages such as higher profits from seasonal markets, longer freshening periods, and the shift in calving from fall to late summer. It also notes increased yearly milk output from fall fresheners and better milking labor distribution during the cropping season.

Og Feary Avery Aulimer Ein

Canadian Dairy Heifers Produce High Milk Yields

Four two year old heifers owned by Charles Hodgson of Notre Dame des Bois Quebec completed their first lactation at the Q. P. test station. Apple Panst averaged 13 960 pounds of milk with 442 pounds of butterfat. Mantle Jhandelson Rag Apple yielded 12 635 pounds of milk with 618.75 pounds of butterfat. Monty Rag Apple Mercadés posted 71 480 pounds of milk and 376.35 pounds of butterfat. Two other heifers produced 10 460 pounds and 10 864 pounds respectively with butterfat percentages of 4.02 and 3.6.

Charles Hodgson Jobdnna Re. Q. P Mantle Jiandelson Monty K

Keeping Cow Records in a Dairy Community

The article describes individual cow records and milk yields kept by dairy associations or cow testing groups. It explains hiring a tester to visit once a month for weighing and testing each cow, with costs ranging from 30 to 40 dollars annually.

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Dairy Hints on Roughage and Separator Use

Hints discuss grinding roughage for cows, noting no profit and separator issues when misused. Emphasizes washing separators, fat content impact, and the need for clean quarters, proper ration, and careful use of separators to avoid low grade cream and butter.

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