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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
The fragmentary text recalls a narrator contemplating a distant landscape and the Ozarks. It references Hiss, personal surroundings, and peculiar imagery of pits, plinths, and pets amid city materials. A reflective, dreamlike reminiscence emerges from a jumble of phrases and memories.
Four schoolboys holidaying near Dublin discover a chest containing more than 4000 pounds of valuables buried in a field. The find rapid spreads locally as the postmaster and rector are drawn into the dispute over rightful ownership and rewards. Local volunteers assist in investigations while the claimant father presses for restitution.
A cryptic fragment speaks of achievement and authority guiding new friendships under a shared principle. The text suggests a measured path to social or political unity, possibly referencing leadership and moral direction amid shifting loyalties.
A clipped text reflects old fashioned domestic scenes as a mother tends to family welfare, mends stockings, and notes fashion like a week’s wash. It mentions a sister’s sewing, a daughter’s dressing, and a neighbor’s chatter about comely daughters and daily town visits.
The document explains dockage as the foreign matter percentage mixed with grain in wheat, detailing how dockage is determined, graded, and separated. It covers methods for removing dockage, weighing the sample, and the impact on grade designation, noting typical dockage ranges and the role of federal standards.
The article describes farmers seeking a fixed price system, with a Cana dian Wheat Board plan and certificates for delivery. It discusses projections of price differences, distribution among farmers in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, and potential impacts if open trading returns. The piece mentions figures around 2.15 per bushel and large possible distributive sums, and cites Rob ert Mull, a Winnipeg grain exchange figure, in weighing export implications and market openness.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Atrs and W. debating on a dish and public appeal. The husband Naples weighs approval as the heated exchange touches on fashion and food wit and a playful critique of a hat decoration. The garbled text hints at social performance and popularity pressures.
Fragmentary source suggests a discussion over a prize fight and its handling. Names and details are unreadable, leaving the exact event, participants, and outcome unspecified.
The article describes a beauty routine using Calicura products for skin care. It advises a hot bath to cleanse pores followed by Calicura Thleum powder for an even tone. The ad-like text emphasizes a sweet, healthy complexion and mentions fragrance influence.
This notice warns that catarrh can progress from nasal discharge to throat and lung disease. It promotes S.S.S. as a blood remedy that targets the disease at the source, claims direct action against germs, and invites readers to mail for free medical advice from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Ga.
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