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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
3
New fall sewing patterns promote large size fits and quick makeups. It describes pattern 1835 for sizes 36 to 52 with options for housework street and office wear, plus 1814 for a youthful tailored dress with box-pleated skirt and high collar.
Bishop Filliem T. Afanning warns that men cannot separate faith from God and recreate their personality while preserving sacred human liberty, urging adherence to religious principles amid world tensions.
To relieve rheumatic pain go to any druggist and secure a bottle of the REV PRES! guaranteed to ease neuritis pains. Costs only a few cents per bottle. From Homix Co.
In a moonlit garden scene in Hadar, Moses and Stoddart plot against Gulbaz as a tense informant exchange unfolds. Rundhia wooes Lynn amid political intrigue with Norwood’s fate looming, promising to prove Norwood’s downfall while mystery and danger hover nearby.
Iowa State College psychologist Martin F Fritz argues diet may influence energy and temperament. He notes meat can raise activity while vegetarian diets may depress it, yet cites Eskimos as peaceful despite meat consumption, urging caution until further evidence.
A 15 foot 11 inch ticket issued by the Canadian Pacific railway stands as the company's longest ever. It was presented to Miss Alice Johnston, an English lecturer, for a lecture tour traveling across Canada.
Contains five quiz items with answers. Q1 asks which weighs more steel or wood of same size and notes steel is 45 less in weight. Q2 cites Lake Erie’s origin as from the Erie or Cat tribe. Q3 states bows and arrows used as recently as the Napoleonic wars in Russia. Q4 notes a bullet makes the hole before the bullet passes through. Q5 gives the maximum longitude as 380 degrees.
A fragmented meditation on a splendid tome described as life itself. The speaker contemplates burning the book or using it as a prelude to action, mixing reverence with a wish to erase or transform its contents.
A historical ad claims Camels contain more tobacco by weight and burn 25 percent slower than the average of 15 top selling brands. It asserts smokers gain the equivalent of five extra cigarettes per pack and markets Camels as America’s No 2 gaffe of pleasure and economy.
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