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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
6
Dr James W Barton outlines goiter management from rest and iodine to X ray therapy. He notes early cases benefit from forced feeding and exercise to bolster blood and strength, citing Dr Israel Bram who urges high calorie diets and strict avoidance of stimulants for exophthalmic goiter patients.
When heart rate remains fast despite a sound heart the thyroid may seem at fault. Basal metabolism testing requires quiet calm and no food after dinner. Anxiety or lack of rest can inflate readings above 15 percent, delaying diagnosis and needed surgery or treatment.
A fragment shows a couple arguing about a gaudy suit while guests at the Bilton Hotel discuss attire. The landlord quips that some guests wear coats in cold weather and most eat in shirt sleeves, highlighting social pretensions and informal hotel life.
A brief exchange notes that swimwear restrictions differ by design with some pieces barred some striped and others plain including her own suit as an example.
A playful exchange challenges a traveler about a missed test while joking about funds. The line hints at a hotel expense of 30 cents covering the rest, suggesting a light, humorous office or social moment.
A light exchange shows a father asking about his son Billy's school day and plans for vacation. Billy mentions a psychology book advising pleasant meal conversations, prompting the family to change the topic.
A terse family exchange centers on a child's questions about a litter of kittens. The mother warns against incessant curiosity while the contagion of wonder and affection threads through the brief domestic vignette.
Milt Bramwell conversations reveal a philosophy of contentment found in simple routines. He dismisses grand vacation plans, preferring to stay home, help with chores, fish, and enjoy a modest, steady happiness. The dialogue frames a pragmatic, low-stress outlook.
Whit notes Milt's wife Bramwell wants a holiday and a trip east for Jim Hartler. Milt endures a long week of chores while the family vacation unfolds, then returns to dusty jokes about sand fleas and a lively flea at the Falls as Clayt blushes at gossip.
C H Goudiss extols bananas as a rich energy source with high mineral and vitamin content. He compares fruit categories, notes ripening changes from starch to sugars, and promotes bananas for children and the elderly as a staple, easily digested protective food supporting growth and weight gain.
Mrs G R MeK explains that peas and beans can cause gas but tender forms may be eaten with less distress. Miss L A notes both sweet potatoes contain vitamins A, with sweet potatoes a better source of vitamin A than white potatoes. Sou sion Geudiss 1924.
A letter explains a clever irn design for a dressing table using blue and white color scheme with white embroidered snow crystals on cool blue lines. It details cutting, backstitching, and four stitch methods to bind coins and create crystal shapes, plus an offer to order Sewing Book No 3 from Mrs Swears, Chicago.
Cream shortening thoroughly. Add sugar gradually. Add well beaten egg yolks, then coconut. Sift flour with soda baking powder and salt. Alternate with orange juice. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake two nine inch layers 30 minutes at 375 degrees. Frost with boiled frosting.
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