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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
3
A letter from Banny Asncroft of Covington Kentucky describes long illness with cold feelings and weak strength. She credits Lydia Pinkham’s Blood Medicine for improvement after prior trials and notes past battles with health.
An old advertisement extols Peterson Ointment Co of Buffalo New York as a universal remedy for eczema and skin ailments. It promises rapid relief from red skin sores itching chafing and related conditions, claiming wide countrywide use and endorsement by druggists.
Detroit Free Press reports Kenneth McKellar of Tennessee weighing in on a row about grapes and perceived sourness. A flurry of comments, mockery, and retorts follow as figures name several women in a heated exchange, ending with a confrontational glare and a challenge to move on.
In a fragmented 1918 era scene Edna Ferber sketches Dirk a failed architect wooing Selby on the Great Lakes urban fringe. The couple navigates social circles, old money, and looming commitment as Selby confronts Dirk’s ambitions, family expectations, and a potential wedding that may redefine their futures.
A fragmented report details a case where a man who killed his partner seeks to wed the widow, with references to Foster, Bob, and other locals. The text is garbled, but suggests a pursuit of marriage amidst murder accusations, forest setting, and a government response.
A reported incident notes an actor was fined for writing a play inside a railroad depot. The chaotic OCR text lists numerous names and stray phrases, but the readable core mentions the fine and the location, with little additional clear context.
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