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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
A fragmented passage discusses the Borgias and Lucrezia, debating poison myths and modern authenticity. It cites historical figures and sources such as Alexander and Adventure Magazine, noting uncertain attribution and the idea that real evidence for poison theories remains lacking.
A fragmented report discusses New Yorks proposed power plant by the New York Puulsion company at a site on 14th Street and Rastiver, with an estimated cost of 0.009,000 and a capacity near 1,000,000 horsepower. It claims the plant would surpass Mussel Shoals in output, supply 3,000,000 fuses, and match the current needs of New York City lighting, illustrating the scope of electric power expansion in the United States.
A distorted 19th century text notes that bakers cooks and leather workers suffer from bad teeth due to sugar. It describes browning of teeth and changes in color from work-related exposure. Copper workers face similar enamel issues unless protection is used, with references to greenish hues emerging over time.
A brook near Bebierstads in Germany proved fatal to an ape after exposure to electric charge from a submerged power line. A carriage wheeled into the water as efforts to free it failed, and reports say one horse tried to break free before drowning. Investigators found the electrical charge came from a subterranean installation of a power plant.
A consignment of 15 000 pounds of fish from Halifax to Montreal was shipped in cars using carbon monoxide refrigeration. Ten days later, on unpacking, the cargo showed no odor and the color remained unchanged. The gas delivered cylinders to refrigerator cars and is expected to widen the fresh fish market.
Fragmented OCR describes simultaneous fires and a crowded scene with rain and sirens. Key figures or places are obscured, but mentions a rifle, a crowd striving to stand, and a tense, unfolding incident with urban surroundings and unclear authorities.
The article notes a shift toward smaller house designs in the first quarter of 1925, with the average area of the initial group of homes at about 71 square feet. It compares planned dwellings in January February and March to the previous year, finding more family units planned than last year. The piece highlights a trend toward compact, efficient housing with more than earlier quarters in the calendar year, reflecting evolving design concepts and demands.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a bustling poultry market discussion with rising costs and output shifts. Mentions price around $400 and specific regional references, plus cross-border trade notes. Names and places are unclear due to garbled source text.
Muddled OCR relato describes a bizarre sequence involving Milne Biden Wonka fables and a centering mock trial. It hints at a public scene with a figure named Marligeta tied to a tart hack in a locale called Whe ful Trillanipwile Nave.
The readable text contains garbled words and stray names like Ward Luck and Ni r is sR sHetly with incomplete phrases. It hints at a protest or event but lacks coherent facts, making precise summary impossible from the available OCR fragment.
Maud and Aunt Emmy discuss a pushy promoter scheme as Tom and Mr Brown attempt to urge stock purchase. Aunt Emmy cautions that guaranteed profits are myths and advises meeting bankers to verify investments while highlighting the risk of dishonest promoters.
An exploration of cooperative marketing as a path to higher yields and steadier income for farmers. Citations discuss pricing, distribution, new markets, and reduced costs through producer alliances, while noting potential drawbacks and implementation challenges.
The text argues for financial independence through individual responsibility and industrial savings plans. It urges an economic democracy where workers and capital share in prosperity, with education on personal finance and a cooperative approach to industry to reduce poverty and dependence.
An old report notes China uses many coin values and foreign moneys. It describes Hang and Chinese ounce units, varying weights, and fluctuating exchange values. Travelers face frequent value changes, with diverse coins from Mexico, Dragon, Mongolian, and other mints complicating trade and capital preservation.
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