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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1942
Page
2
A home supper feature offers Spaghetti Creole with beef, onions and tomato sauce, accompanied by Tossed Greens with spinach and carrots. It includes a Cor n bread pandowdy, Chili Con Carne and a light chiffonade salad option with romaine and greens, plus a oatmeal and coffee how-to.
Secretary of Agriculture Claude announces upcoming days and guidance on meat and dairy. The excerpt references eggs cheese meat and protein values, noting savings and sustainable options amid changing prices.
Mrs. Clara Rose petitions for divorce from Frank A. Rose charging that his insistence on keeping 14 dogs caused household strain. She says she must cook for the dogs and daughter amid insufficient food, with the dogs serving as the central basis for the filing.
CHICAGO. Robert Henneman a blind man fell from a third story back porch and clutched an insulated electrical wire. He held on for 16 minutes until firemen from Ladder Company 36 retrieved him safely with a net beneath. He smoked a pipe during the ordeal and was unharmed aside from smoke.
In Macon Georgia Judge George Nottingham ruled the good night kiss between a 19 year old Macon girl and a 21 year old Army Air Forces soldier did not constitute disorderly conduct. The couple faced charges from the girl's parents but were dismissed after evidence was heard.
Richard Bachman of Excelsior Minnesota credits his fiancee Anna Lee Eichison with saving his life during a Japanese air attack on the aircraft carrier Lexington in the Coral Sea. A metal cigarette case he wore in his pocket deflected a jagged fragment that could have injured his leg, and the couple were reunited in Minneapolis during his furlough.
Ralph Sam, a full-blooded American Indian and bomber gunner, lost a hand in a raid on Japanese positions yet fired with one hand using a revolver at a Zero before dying days later from loss of blood. The Melbourne Herald report highlights his bravery and sacrifice.
HOUSTON TEXAS The nickel Joel Torres dropped in a warehouse elevator shaft cost his life. The 12 year old seized the controls of the gear and descended within a few feet of the bottom. The elevator moved as he tried to squeeze between the walls and crushed him.
A mixed readable page shows an arithmetic scenario about two encyclopedia volumes each 14 inches thick with a worm traveling from Volume I to Volume II. It adds quirky phrases and a grammar exercise with misspelled and mangled sentences to translate into correct English.
Paddy the Beaver expects visitors as he builds his dam in the Green Forest. He remains wary, letting hidden creatures watch him, while the Merry Little Breezes spread word about his presence. Sammy Jay, ever curious, rushes to verify rumors and chases the Breezes toward Paddy.
Frances Emmons from McCune Kansas asks about progress on painting the fence. Judy mother notes she pays by the hour and hasn’t heard a sound today. Jerry replies he paints with a brush, offering to switch to a louder tool if noise is desired.
A customer requests a clean one amid menu chaos citing near complete options. The terse note mentions Josn Lauer, Center, Cole and a “Bunch Wagon Man” phrase as unclear identifiers in the exchange.
A fragmented exchange shows a heated moment among performers including Son Canzone and Ned, with taunts about appearances and talent. The dialogue hints at backstage friction during a rehearsal or performance. No dates, venues, or full names are confirmed in the readable text.
A Chicago clinician discusses sinus surgery to open drainage pathways and relieve air flow blockage. He notes that keeping the sick room windows closed and air moist can aid rest, and mentions techniques to access nasal openings for drainage and relief from inflammation.
A section discusses cross eyes in children, noting early eye training and possible surgery. It emphasizes identifying the weak eye muscle, avoiding unnecessary operations, and urges treatment before school age if surgery is needed. Questions cover hypotheses and diagnostic ideas, with general guidance on sleep and health.
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