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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1935
Page
9
A lengthy sports column surveys boxing and horse racing markets, naming Earl Lewis and other figures. It notes financial figures from recent bets and sales, discusses Joe Louis and heavyweight contenders, and reflects on managers and scouts shaping talent in the era. The piece blends race results, boxing legend lore, and fiscal details from the period.
Noted boxing observers argue Joe Louis faced top heavyweights and dominated, while critics question his peers' ability. The piece chronicles the era's contenders, their hype, and Louis’s measured, relentless style as opponents falter under his power and skill. It notes public speculation about future challengers and the dispersing impact of his dominance.
Instructions for cross stitch quilt blocks and pillow tops printed by the Aikiersame Croft Co. Dept. A. Nineteenth St Louis Ave, detailing simple designs on white muslin. Includes a request for reply with information, noting 10 county and stamped square blocks in a late 19th century craft ad tone.
Report mentions the Clowne Quintuplets and others eating oatmeal as a staple cereal. It cites medical authorities praising balanced nutrition with vitamins and proteins, noting vitamin deficiencies and immune concerns in early infancy. The piece discusses government life expectancy expectations and dietary choices impacting infant health.
A fragmented report notes wolves bred to resemble wild canines in Moscow with dogs trained and fed by a caretaker. The passage questions the belief that captive wolves must remain dangerous after early pup training, implying biases about domestication and nature versus nurture.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a bridge over a western highway at Neuilly sur Seine France. It notes inadequate design for the dero rate and suggests the new bridge may cost more than the old. An old account from 1772 records payments to masons and carvers, and mentions delays and cheaper tying.
The passage discusses ethical concerns in science and technology, arguing that moral limits guide research and the distribution of benefits. It critiques postive serence, Moraiists, and the influence of human passion on advancing knowledge and society.
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