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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1932
Page
8
A fragmented 1920s style essay discusses time use in daily life. It mentions weather, railway reliability, office efficiency, and workplace behavior, with notes on good and bad times for wages, travel, and entertaining guests. It cites a Baltimore Evening Sun fragment and reflects on time management in social and professional contexts.
The famous Ye Olde Griffin Fintel in Cambridgeshire England stands as one of the world's oldest inns noted for coaching routes through eastern counties. The ancient walls feature Indian carved teak ceilings oak beams and Italian marble. the card room remains and the site has drawn many distinguished visitors.
A historical notice describes Dr Pirrees Favorite Prescription marketed as strengthening for well women with no alcohol, sold by druggists in tablet or liquid form. A separate cryptic passage mentions Judge Pleicher Riley of Oklahoma and a dubious affidavit about a dish sent in a box, with signatures and legal minds referenced.
Mrs Gibb asks about tonight's bridge party preparations and gossip is noted as a solace. Religion comforts the poor while money serves as solace for others.
Readers hear that genuine Bayer Aspirin offers swift relief from headaches and pain of many kinds. The ad claims aspirin calms neuralgia, rheumatism, feverish aches, and cold pains, promising comfort with no harm.
Advice-style ad notes that lack of appetite and nerves can be improved by Fellows' Syrup. Claims the remedy boosts appetite and vitality, with doctors said to prescribe it. Encourages readers to ask their druggist for genuine Fellows' Syrup.
Fragmentary, odd dialogue references a bridesmaids scene and a laundress aid. Names and clearer facts are scarce. the text reads as stray, garbled chatter with no coherent event, date, or location to anchor a proper news item.
Senator Sorglom faced a pointed question about public disappointments while a young bride offered a wry take on marriage. She contrasted married life with single days, noting little difference as she described staying up late for George before and after wedding.
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