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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
7
The passage urges tall, forward head alignment and square shoulders as essential for physical vigor and mental poise. It claims proper posture improves breathing, self-respect, and willpower, and invites a seven day self‑test to confirm benefits.
A early science article argues fishes are capable of expressing moods and feelings through sounds. It cites Day on voice in certain species and notes underwater noises from fishes near the Tagus and in Borneo and Siam, including whistling and harpsichord like tones.
A narrator in George Gibbs's The Modern Molin argues that today’s girls are no worse than past generations and challenges the idea that modern women are inevitably corrupt. She defends her cohort, claiming restraint does not define them and labeling critics as hypocrites.
University of Lawnil investigators report the centipede is not vicious and mainly feeds on pests like mosquitoes and cockroaches. It is retiring by nature but resorts to quick defenses when attacked, delivering a bite comparable to a bee or wasp.
Farmers aim to deter gophers by spending about $2.60 per month to keep fields clear. A harmless snake is used and observed to coil in a granary, drawing attention to pest control.
A tale recounts a California move by a family and a friend who recalls the woman’s fear during her dog’s brief life. The son George sends letters promising a surprise and reveals at last that the gift is not a dog but a mustache. The Chicago Journal notes the twist with a sharp, amused tone.
An unnamed speaker Diggs-Smith receives high praise as the guest after-dinner speaker, with attendees recalling his wit and engagement. The fragmented notes include a stray remark about settling the check.
Aunt Bess avoids wrinkles with strenuous treatments while her nine year old nephew John worries about smoke and heat at a weather roast. A man jokes that staying nearer the fire will cause wrinkles prompting John to plead with Aunt Bees to move back.
The Cape May county board of freeholders ordered Ralph Schellenger of Broan Greek to cut down the nearly 200 year old giant oak at Schellenger's corner Green Creek eight miles north of Cape May. It shaded a Woodrow Wilson campaign speech site to Delaware Bay fishermen. Wu Tingfang noted the tree's size on his visit to the area.
Devastating locust swarm sweeps Zangezour district for two weeks, consuming crops and leaving barren fields. Residents struggle to feed families as mulberries, normally used for brandy, are eaten to survive.
Fragmented text shows a director urging Sam to leave a cage amid uncertain circumstances. References to Key shakes and Hon's tail hint at a chaotic scene and improvised dialogue. The readable lines suggest a dramatic moment involving escape or release.
In a Munroe area near White River campers asked a nearby farmer for water. The farmer warned the wells were dry but allowed use of his pump. After water was fetched the group thanked him for his courtesy and paid what they owed.
Varisian hired a detective to stage picturesque robberies of star and warehouses. The thief took valuables during opportunities, was suspected and confessed, much stolen material recovered, but the confession harmed his employers’ reputation.
There was a rise in the number of drug addicts admitted to Sing Sing during the last fiscal year. The increase is noted as a percentage, reflecting a higher intake of inmates tied to drug use and related offenses.
A description of the Fabian policy in Roman warfare. Fabius Maximus is depicted as cautious, delaying pitched battles after setbacks at Lake Trasimene and using feints and maneuvers to wear down Hannibal and avoid decisive engagements. The account notes his cautious strategy and its impact on Roman troops and campaigns.
A distinguished astronomer reported Xi Geminorum, long known as a variable star, is actually a double star. Two components are so close that a telescope can separate them, with their existence shown by shifting spectral lines due to mutual attraction and tides between the stars.
A new four stringed instrument named Iida is now sold in this country. The article notes its appearance beside other musical titles and mentions its bridge wound chamber in a feature from Vopulie Mucharies Magazine.
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