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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1930
Page
5
The article analyzes velvet evening wraps and coats as the season’s statement pieces. It highlights luxurious trims like fox fur, three claw-like buttons, and rich colors from wine to black. Designers emphasize velvet’s versatility for grand social events, with attention to cut, texture, and theatrical elegance.
Poultry specialist at the University of Wisconsin warns against heavy feeding of young stock in winter. He notes that energy feed should not be relied on for early production and outlines a feeding plan with graded mixes and portions to improve flock production during cold months.
A brief on preventing and treating a foot ailment in chickens called drimblefont. It discusses causes such as sharp perches and hard flooring, housing needs, clean water supply, and a remedy involving a ointment applied for foot sores.
A fragmented note discusses urgent care for Reg-Kating Vice and prevention measures. It suggests arranging nests to prevent exposure and avoid heating issues, noting laborious tasks and safety concerns. Named items are unclear due to text damage, but the piece centers on preventive nesting and safe management.
Poultry notes discuss health and feeding practices for hens and chicks, warning about moldy feed and disease risks. Farmers plan for spring work, weather effects on stock, and the need to maintain proper nutrition to avoid high costs.
The 1931 Atwater Kent model with Golden Voice supports either all electric or battery operation. Many readers across the United States prefer the Atwater Kent radio for its flexible power options and renowned sound.
An unclear Brooklyn item notes a woman naming Din Bennett in relation to a quoted remark about a report being exaggerated. It mentions a man’s body found on a street and a funeral held for the deceased, with references to a undertaker and a sister.
Distress after eating and heartburn respond to Phillips Magnesia by taking a spoonful in water. The ad urges using genuine Phillips Magnesia with the standard dosage and directions on the package, claiming it provides immediate relief and beats crude methods.
A Southern woman stuck outside a Bronx express train begged to ride as a crowd blocked her path. A courteous bystander explained the dinner timetable and the mob rearranged to let her in, allowing her to catch the six thirty call and avoid a biscuit disaster.
The German bank report notes rising milk and tea consumption while coffee declines. Bread consumption drops as fruit and vegetables rise. Smoking falls despite more women smoking. England has five people per motor car, America shows rising personal wealth, and artificial silk production reaches 170 thousand tons annually.
A fragment from the Montreal Herald states that if the nature of ladith the welch of Great Britain were distributed equally among the Yupata Flan, every person would receive 3200 dollars.
A fragmented quote from a Wontia'stiome Companion analyst claims the key to success lies in facing forward or in front of the bin. The wording is garbled but centers on football tactics and a hidden tactic. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors.
Gerald Markham reported seeing a dark object fall from a tree and strike his windshield while driving from Rutland to Doctor one night. He stopped to find an owl in the rear compartment and the glass was crushed, causing debris to shower the interior. Markham sustained minor cuts and declined further testimony.
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