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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and bladder troubles. It claims relief in many cases and offers a trial bottle for ten cents with a request to send for a sample.
Historical report notes estimates on airship bomb capacity and range. Experts argue Zeppelins could carry minimal explosive loads and face high fuel consumption crossing the Channel.
Dr Ar ir Selwyn Grown reports in The Engineer Magazine on a shale byproduct used as fertilizer in Tasmania. The rock fetches $2 per ton for agricultural uses and, when pulverized and spread, is claimed to aerate soil and possibly condense nutrients from the air to boost crop growth.
Fragmentary report describes Marl Rellania near death and urging his wife to wear mourning to appear at a rue merval. The text mentions Mrs Kellama, Iris from Phoenix, and Steiphia Raenrd in unclear context.
A physician endorses Postum as a healthful alternative to coffee, praising its effects on patients and daily use in homes. The letter cites improved well being, child use, and easy preparation of two Postum forms, Postum Cereal and instant Postum, with pricing details and distribution by grocers.
Washington outlines U S position attributing the Sussex torpedo to a German submarine with no warning. The note cites eyewitness reports and naval findings, asserting German responsibility and signaling possible severance of relations if Germany does not change its submarine warfare policy.
A man described as a Maxian named Camilo Salas allegedly went berserk in Lincoln Nebraska's business district and was shot by Patrolman Ted Olives during a confrontation with officers. The incident occurred as chaos disrupted the area and a weight paper company building was reportedly involved.
A Washington woman confides to a friend about her second husband's finicky appetite and contrasts it with her late first husband who ate everything. She admits she told her present husband the truth, a factor she blames for the situation. Denison's Seminole Brand coffee is advertised at 35c per pound in sealed cans with a dealer locator via mail order.
The magistrate questions the charge while six officers pronounce dynamite as the answer. An ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Pellets for liver stomach and bowels. A quip on aging actresses follows alongside a note about the Mississippi river’s tideless status.
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