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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
7
A straight money saving tip urges vacuum cleaning of heating plants before fall. Soot buildup wastes coal and insulates heat, cutting efficiency. a clean furnace delivers more heat. Have a service man inspect the whole system from flue to ashpit to prevent winter failures.
An itinerant preacher named Lorenzo Dew promised to uncover who stole his friend's ax. During a sermon he brandished a large stone and warned that he would hurl it at the thief unless he dodged. One man dodged, implying the thief evaded the improvised aim.
Peter Rabbit narrates a fear filled encounter with a mysterious great stranger. He seeks identity from cousin Jumper the Hare who finally reveals the stranger is Buster Bear, an old acquaintance from the Great Woods now near Green Meadows.
WNU Service quotes Emily urging resilience and a calm view of adversity as life presents bumps and pauses. The line frames endurance and learning from difficulties in a reflective tone.
Roger B Whitman discusses how to handle winter problems with casement and double windows. He suggests methods to reduce drafts when windows must be opened, including removable inner double windows, replacing insect screens with glass, or adding a plate glass panel set in wood molding. He notes double windows can raise room temperature and reduce drafts.
An article stresses water as essential for life and health, noting humans can endure longer without food than without drink. It advises eight glasses daily, with some intake at meals and between. Includes simple recipes and a salad and veal dish, ending with a note on a cabbage and tomato bake.
A column on marriages urges wives to engage husbands with shared activities and new ideas rather than nagging. It suggests choosing movies, bridge parties, and outings to rekindle interest, noting repetition dulls affection and can make a husband seem like a burden.
A figure named Jagan advocates aircraft as a key factor in modern war. He educates children in aeronautics at primary saber training schools and forms slider clubs for boys. The image shows a boy starting in a glider contest, with a future hope of becoming a bomber.
Doilies in four sizes provide a budget friendly table setting option. The ad promotes crocheted doilies from 12 and 1 inch luncheon pieces to a 22 inch centerpiece, instructions, and a sewing pattern numbered 1562 with fabric, stitches, and material details.
Fragmentary text presents a personal manifesto about “the abounding life” built from energy, enthusiasm, and greenness. It envisions human oneness, vitality, and sympathy, though the passage is garbled and not fully coherent.
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