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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
5
A garbled exchange shows one speaker asking for proofs while the other responds with evasive lines. The text reflects misheard words and fragmented syntax, portraying a tense, confused interaction without clear context or resolution.
A fragmented ad showcases push to support small manufacturers against larger rivals. It touts centralized experience of the world, promises prosperity through better tools, and invites readers to visit the United Shop Machinery Co in Boston for details.
The Peru flood narrative centers on rescue efforts and harrowing scenes as survivors recount ferried to safety by a life saver. Descriptions detail water rushed streets, wreckage, frightened witnesses, and the dramatic heroism of rescuers amid a devastating river surge.
A garbled report notes Australia’s effort to end free meals faltering as major Sydney and Melbourne hotels revert to offering free beverages or light treats to any patron who buys a drink. The piece claims operators say they have lost significant business and that the free counter line is being withdrawn, with some suppliers misreading the policy and widespread confusion among customers.
A Melbourne hotel reports an annual spend of 9000 on renovations and fixtures, yielding a handsome profit on the deal. The article notes strong earnings and favorable terms with suppliers, highlighting prudent budgeting and steady demand.
A fragmented dialogue features Mrs Blooga and a speaker discussing schooling and education. The garbled text suggests a rural or period voice debating a boy’s education and parental influence in a terse, stylized exchange.
The National Tuberculosis Association reports extensive progress over eight decades with over 800 state and local units, more than 26 000 beds for consumptives, about 400 dispensaries, and attendance of over 1 000 physicians in tuberculosis and children's hospitals. Laws in 45 states and ordinances in over 200 cities address TB, while a nationwide education drive has distributed over 100 000 000 pamphlets through lectures and press.
Citizens ask a candidate what they will do if elected. The response is uncertain with the candidate stating I don’t know yet. The exchange highlights local political tensions and curiosity over future actions.
Mrs Annie Saunders of Bent tests a Cuticura regimen for a baby's severe skin eruption miseries. After trying medicines, a friend’s suggestion and using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, the infant shows dramatic improvement. crusts fade, itching ceases, and growth normalizes. Poster advertises Cuticura products and free samples from Boston.
Fragmented overheard discussion in Oregon concerns a presidential campaign, mentioning President Wilson, a governor, and a temperamental reaction. The item hints at political controversy and censorship risks tied to publication. It reflects era attitudes and includes unrelated product blurbs and petty notices interleaved with the political fragment.
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