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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

7

Hot Weather Adds Miles to Highways and Taxes

Charles Sughroe reports that extreme heat expands road surfaces and adds about 100 miles to U S summed highway mileage. Warren Van Dyke notes seven more miles in Pennsylvania. The American Automobile Association seeks repeal of federal auto taxes as Congress reviews tax structure.

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Earthquake Wrecks Town In Colombia Andes

A Colombia earthquake devastates Tuquerres in Narino Department near the equator. The town, a limestone plateau hub with tannery markets and a large Indian population, faces widespread damage as volcanic peaks loom nearby. Gold mining persists beyond the crisis in the region.

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The Good Will as Social Peace Across Worlds

A reflective editorial argues that labor strikes reveal economic fault lines and that a spirit of good will is essential to resolve conflicts. It warns that rivalry and distrust create social class divides and threaten harmony, contrasting Europe’s current distrust with the potential for lasting peace through mutual understanding and fair business, social, and national relations.

Busines Europe Eda Siates

Nautical motifs for a boy's room decor and crafts

The text guides mothers on crafting a masculine room with sea and ship themes. It suggests anchors, ropes, lighthouses, boats, and fishermen as decorative motifs for bedspreads, borders, and cushions. It mentions embroidery techniques, patterns, and sourcing printed designs with marine imagery.

Widow of Orioles former owner dies after long life with club

Mrs. Jack Dunn widow of Baltimore Orioles former owner who led the club through pennants and league leadership has died. A lifelong baseball fan she watched her husband develop stars like Babe Ruthal and many others who advanced to the major leagues.

Jack Dunn Baltimore Orioles Charles Eline Orioles Dunn Babe Ruth Grove George Harnshaw Alphonse Thomas Mex Bishop Joe Boley

Good Will and the Science of Living in Society

Leonard A. Barrete contends that true goodwill could heal social problems if applied to both action and essence. He urges using the scientific method in living as in learning, advocating disciplined, experiment-based reform of social arrangements and economic adjustment.

Houssmaid Uses Piines to Reach Various Jobs

Sask, Canada based maid Jean Rice, called the only "lying lowsemaid," runs a monopoly on domestic work in a rough region. She visits Goldfields area to service households, then travels 35 miles to Warren for washing and cleaning tasks before returning by plane on Wednesday to repeat the routine.

Houssmaid Sask Caneda Jean Rice Warren Neils Leks

Modernized gold mining yields rich claim near here

In California, mining has modernized with new methods. John Pezzola reports a claim nearby that yielded a cache of gold worth about 170 dollars plus 81 gold coins, including five twenty dollar pieces and seven sixteen dollar pieces.

Jobastilie Calif John Pezzola

Fish Mystery Solved by Gills Tell Age of Goldfish

Washington D C The bureau of fisheries credits Wallace A Little of Richmond Heights Mo and Edwin H Pertins of Baltimore with a new method to identify age in goldfish. Little proposes a simple rule claiming gill shape becomes noticeably round as the fish ages with two year old goldfish meeting the test.

Washington, D. C Bureau of Fisheries Wallace A. Little Richmond Heights Edwin H. Pertins Baltimore Little Columbus Missouri

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