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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1923
Page
8
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Fabric descriptions detail Kilit fracks and racing garments for men, noting knee length frocks, jaw sleeve features, and plain skirts. Color patterns include green, white, and powdered tones with embroidered touches and worsted gore.
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The readable fragment discusses sweater waistlines and how to wear them with skirts. It mentions coverage concerns and desired modesty, noting the sweater length and how it sits over a skirt. Several garbled phrases reference fashion balance and fit.
A survey by the United States Department of Agriculture collected responses from about 630 farmers across the country. Results show central costs and protein supply dominate feeding decisions, with emphasis on balanced rations, regular feeding, minerals, and improved record keeping. pure bred stock cited as more profitable, while common stock viewed as poorer performers by some.
The fragment discusses keeping a nine flock culled for wool and matty as profitable, noting late mating as the work of a good producer and marking the importance of good layer stock in the flock management context.
A dated veterinary note explains how a cholera worm in hogs travels from the intestines to the bloodstream and lungs, causing pneumonia and heavy losses. It details life cycle, transmission via manure, and several worm treatments including dosing with santonin and Glauber salts, with cautions on timing and repeat administration.
Poultrymen report cold and roup in birds when houses are poorly prepared. Builders should ensure dryness in floors and lumber, proper ventilation, and ample space for 200 birds per unit. Houses should face south on dry ground with east and west glare windows for sunlight and air.
The article notes fire feeding value of buttermilk and byproducts like condensed or dried forms is often underappreciated. Farmers use cream residues and buttermilk home feeds for hogs and chickens, gaining value when managed economically. Butter milk contains protein and minerals, and is supplied more than needed for balancing rations, reducing its overall value.
Plant breeders at Cornell report that pure strain selections of potatoes outperform ordinary varieties grown by farmers in New York. Pure strains developed from a single founder yielded significantly more harvests and better seed quality in a two year commercial test.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses merchants preferring to dispose of produce to commission houses to avoid private tract expenses and trouble, noting that returns often exceed when venting with certain adjustments, while mentioning trade benefits and potential price changes.
In Alabama a murder connected to Deputy Sheriff Hart’s death leads to a life sentence after a sensational theft and divining rod evidence. Gold seekers arrive, a grave is opened, teeth are recovered, and Will confesses and is sentenced to life.
In Brooklyn in a public school district a ten year old boy, motherless and linked to trouble in class, faced Children's Court after allegedly setting fire to a school building on July 19. Guardian Mrs Daisy Bly and Deputy Fire Marshal Gaynor testified as the judge considered an examination by physicians and the boy’s expulsion. The defense claimed revenge as motive while the court weighed the boy’s status and safety concerns.
Philadelphia report says three teenage automobile bandits in a stolen car opened fire during a chase with police. Carl Marr, described as the principal thief, was killed. another occupant died, and a woman passenger and a man were injured.
A fragmentary study of a Peoria case shows a husband and wife in court over a domestic incident. The judge granted the husband a reprieve and ordered the wife to stay away until reconciliation. The implausible OCR text implies a dispute about the home and personal appearance but is too damaged for precise details.
An incident at Sunbury involves a man named Daokes who reportedly saved his wife from danger and was himself shot. The wife sustained injuries described as cuts or slashes while the assailant fired a bullet toward a container, with no further clarification on motives or outcomes.
Fragmentary lines evoke a poetic mood with ambiguous imagery. The text suggests a reflection on creativity and perception, mentioning genius and elusive rip of inspiration in a dreamlike frame.
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