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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
3
A historical fragment describes women forced to 15 hour days, juggling housework and factory labor. It cites Lydia and Ana Materiano, praising a patent remedy called Foot-and-herb TOREGY as a supposed relief for weary women.
The fragment discusses cellulose based transparent wings for airplanes and their weight per square yard, with notes on feasibility, safety concerns, and advertising claims. It mentions increasing operator performance and includes stray product references and unrelated consumer goods.
Readers are invited to judge tobacco by smelling and rubbing between the palms. The piece extols flavorings that enhance aroma and claims Tuxedo Tobacco uses aged Burley noted for a chocolate scent. The nose supposedly detects subtle differences to favor this brand.
A fragmented ad claims Freezone products lift calluses on the right foot and permanently soothe sore skin. It hints at side effects and cautions about ongoing symptoms, noting consumers should wait while unsure if relief will come after weeks of use.
An old advertisement promotes Medalm Hasrigm Oil Capsules claiming over 200 years of labor in creating a strong health tonic. The copy urges readers to buy the coated package in three sizes and to avoid substitutes while criticizing vague social quotes and distant communication.
An old style advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a reliable bloodmaker and remedy for influenza and coughs. It claims to strengthen the body, improve digestion, aid blood formation, and protect against ailments. It lists ingredients like wild cherry bark, staglingia, Oregon grape root, and stone root, urging readers to send for trial tablets or catarrh remedies to Buffalo.
The forest service guidance explains planting pine and other trees to form a protective cover against gullies. Set trees 8 to 12 feet apart, transplant during wet spring, keep roots moist, and firm the soil. Choose fast-growing conifers where available and use durable species for long-term erosion control.
The item discusses barley as a feed crop, noting limited acreage in northern states and uncertain returns. It cites potential yields per acre, market weak points, and farmer reliance on barley to meet stock feeding needs amid variable weather and input conditions. It emphasizes the need for farm labor and suggests barley could offer some returns if managed with favorable conditions.
The United States Department of Agriculture extends its food inspection service to large, revolving markets, offering neutral inspections of portable goods. The program improves shipment conditions by better packing and storage, while reducing loss from delays. Officials have begun accepting applications for inspection on ships, receivers, and dealers, with support from the American Federation of Vegetable Shipments.
The article describes a new method to rid a garden of pests by targeting specific pests safely. It mentions the anecdotal success of using natural controls and avoiding harsh chemicals, with emphasis on maintaining plant health and preventing damage to vines and flowers.
The University of Arizona conducts a long term experiment showing 445 varieties of date trees flourishing in Arizona orchards. The artificial ripening and marked watering methods aim to adapt date cultivation to regional needs, with trees expected to bear fruit for up to 100 years.
A garbled local item notes a discussion about neighbors and policing. It mentions arrests for vagrancy and a pinched look, but the text is fragmentary and unclear. The readable phrases point to a gossiping tone without solid facts or names.
Public health notice discusses excess stomach acid causing poor digestion and fatigue. It describes symptoms like heartburn, belching, headaches, and chest pain, urging readers to seek relief with Batonics from a local pharmacist and to avoid overeating.
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