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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1931
Page
6
A garbled excerpt discusses egg preservation and bone transformation concepts, mentioning softening eggs to convert bones and extract metals. It references streams of gold water and a supposed method of separating back-bone matter, then shifts to remarks on Western newspaper language and copying habits, all in a distorted, unclear context.
Fragmented recipe text describes a paper cleaner and mushroom cooking steps. Contains quantities such as teaspoons and tablespoons, water, butter, and browning instructions. Includes unclear phrases and several transcription errors but outlines washing mushrooms, peeling, slicing, cooking in butter, and serving with buttered toast or rice.
A fragmented report reveals Deb H R M Carpenter and the fret Hike saga leading to interest in a nurse's activities. Foyest Patton claims Mia Layigho and NH involvement, resulting in arrest on a high air charge.
In multiple towns a 11 p m curfew for radio broadcasts was proposed amid protests against late night noise. Officials warned stations to reduce volume and comply to curb disturbances while residents urged authorities to enforce limits. Local leaders pledged timely responses to complaints and to direct station owners to lower sound levels.
A 15 year old youth named Steve Crnenk in Newburgh was bitten by a copperhead while foraging berries. Quick first aid from private citizens and city health officials saved him, and after emergency treatment he was taken to a hospital where authorities administered serum.
The piece describes a rowdy classroom scene with children described as rough and unwashed at meals. The narrator mocks the idea of idealized children and emphasizes messy behavior and strong appetite.
The narration surveys Damon Runyon’s Guys and Dolls while recalling New York’s Broadway aura. It notes humorous and insightful stories, mentions Leopold Annen and notable guests, and shares varied fish tales from a Nassau Nahas group voyage, including catching forty fish a day and exotic bait lore. It references Captain John B. Scott receiving the Distinguished Service Cross and Captain Roote’s bravery award at Fort Myer in 1918.
Fragmentary OCR reads Estah to insure life and mentions selling ore and a hit that hewn life. The garbled text shows a frontier style call or advertisement, with phrases about insurance and ore sales and a dramatic line implying danger. The readable items suggest a local notice or promo snippet from a 19th century page.
A vivid local anecdote praises California Fig Syrup as a dependable remedy for a boy named Leroy in Los Angeles. The ad touts the product as soothing for stomach troubles and constipation, noting it has aided his health since infancy and remains a trusted, vegetable-based laxative used by millions of families each year.
Massachusetts old age assistance act, effective July, targets citizens aged 70 and over who have resided in the state at least 20 years. About 8000 Aizens are eligible, with annual distribution totaling around 5 million dollars, weekly grants varying from 32 to 84 dollars.
When stomach acids cause sour food and nerves to overreact relief comes from Phillips Milk of Magnesia. This harmless alkali neutralizes acids instantly, easing symptoms. a bottle in water acts quickly. Prescribed by physicians for 50 years, available in 250 and 50v2 sizes at drugstores.
A fragmentary reminiscence recounts a night talk between Joe D Rockefeller Jr and his father about a puzzling question and a cryptic sentence referencing a title to an octave of moot and a flood leading to fortune, ending with a blunt remark about getting to business.
An old weight loss remedy ad advises taking half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salz in hot water each morning to reduce body fat. It claims results in two weeks, with added vitality and lighter feel, urging readers to buy Kruschen Salts from a druggist.
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