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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
7
A condensed Condensed fourth article in a series by President Roosevelt appears under special arrangement with Collier's Weekly and Western Newspaper Union. The piece presents Roosevelt's newly written introductions to his state panel volumes and outlines his world peace plea amid wartime Allied efforts.
Franklin D Roosevelt argues that the United States sought peace through foreign policy since 1936, warning that Germany Italy and Japan prepared for a general war. He cites fears of armaments and tariff barriers as obstacles to world peace while the US led disarmament efforts.
The text recounts a 1930s statesman urging peace and disarmament, noting failed appeals to Hitler and Mussolini, calls for a nonaggression pact, and warnings that a small bloc of powers could trigger major conflict. It traces past efforts to reduce arms and open trade as Europe drifted toward war.
President recalls foreseen conflict since 1936 and notes 1933 lead on disarmament. He cites un declared wars around the world and his 1939 messages to Hitler and Mussolini. He advocates a world peace conference with guns parked outside and warns war may resume if no accord is reached.
A narrative describes how a metalware market survived a crisis when a traveling salesman proposed a cleaning method for aluminum pans. He touted square metal fiber pads and a soap made from vegetable and mineral ingredients, showing stains and incrustations removed by ordinary methods. The item highlights the salesman’s insight and the public reception to his solution.
Furniture produced in local factories is valued at over state figures, reflecting steady output this year. Local mills emphasize quality craftsmanship and export demand, with workers noting improved orders through the season.
Dr James W Barton notes hammer toe seen in military recruits from wearing too short shoes. He describes a hump on the second toe, causes including cramped footwear, and treatments from bone-end removal to surgery, stressing wider shoes and proper realignment to prevent bunion complications.
An article discusses breathlessness from a failing heart and the need for absolute bed rest. It cites Dr Samuel E Levine of Boston and warns against partial rest or vacations as treatment. It also notes tonsil removal only for definite infections or rheumatism and advises consulting the school physician.
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