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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
6
A playful 1920s style exchange between mistress and servant mentions posting a letter, pennies for stamps, and a box in a quiet, humorous scene. The piece closes with a quirky teaser about a list of oddly named towns paired with states for amusing combinations.
Child friendly Dutch dolls pattern 6475 includes two pieces to sew a head and body with round head construction. Directions cover clothing and materials, with pattern cents in coins to The Sevin Cle Household Arts’ Dest ce.
A spectator questions why a short putt is missed while Golfer jokes that the hole is only four and a quarter inches across and the world beyond it lies outside the hole. The exchange reflects humorous tension over precision in golf.
The excerpt quotes Senator Henry C. Lodge urging that public opinion on peace requires knowledge of the facts. It emphasizes that without accurate information people may mislead themselves, suggesting leaders should illuminate truths to direct public sentiment toward peace.
The readable lines present a jumble of aphorisms and mispelled phrases. A quote from the Arabian Nights about a loose tongue sits beside garbled notes on laxatives and education. The fragment references Father of Wisdom and Memory as causal notions.
The ad text claims a natural food named Al-Broo can help relieve constipation by adding bulky mass in the intestines to aid movement. It suggests taking 500 not only to get regular but to avoid constipation, plus drinking water and staying hydrated.
A brief promo notes that a business organization can set up its own Bureau of Standards to judge offers, likening it to Washington's bureau. It urges consulting the newspaper’s advertising columns to safeguard purchasing power daily.
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