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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references a variety of historic names and items. It mentions Lambert family leases, a “Truuter's club,” General Burgoyne, and a Derby lineage. It also alludes to a Swiss remedy and old advertisements for tonics, stomach aids, and a Doctors’ or patent medicine tone.
A garbled 19th century inquest recounts a Lady of the Manor found ill and later recovering miraculously. The coroner quips about gin and empties, noting the scene and the bottle as key to the case. The writer cites Dr. Brown of Tennesseeville and a patient with indigestion treated by tonics from Cole's priced at four cents.
An old clipping mixes health remedies with travel deals and a note about a poison dog incident. It mentions De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a topical cure and lists various tonics and patent medicines. It promotes reduced round trip tickets to Butts, Mont, and Colorado Springs for the National Irrigation Congress October 6 9 1902, urging agents to sell excursion passes with favorable return limits.
Miss Nanite Galleger of Le Grange Georgia reports remarkable relief from severe head and facial sores after using Hurklen’s Arnica salve. The product, sold by Cole druggist, promises fast healing and a guaranteed cure for various skin ailments including boils burns and eruptions.
An unreadable OCR fragment references moral questions about marriage duty and right action. It cites New York Times material and mentions a 4 Wie Madigan Meilidge Co Rocky Mountain tea. The text is garbled and lacks clear facts, names, dates, or events.
Fragmentary notice claims a cure for various ailments and hair types with a free trial bottle offer at a drugs store. Contains garbled names and nonsensical phrases, lacking verifiable details or coherent facts.
The article notes rapid land sales and growing markets across Iowa and Minnesota with opportunities for investors and travel. It mentions excursions to various territories, agents seeking buyers, and a hopeful tone about harvests, commerce, and regional movement through autumn.
The Illinois Central Railroad announces a stockholders record date of September 19 1902 and a travel free pass offer to stockholders for a limited period. Applications must be written to be considered for the presidency and must include full stockholder details and certificate numbers. Only one pass per shareholder on record.
A fragment from a distraught report notes a sentence about Verthie Vest Carr, isolation, and an experimental 18 parameter test. The text is fragmented but indicates a trial or advancement with stated misgivings and a reference to senile concerns.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a hotel or travel note mentioning dates or names, with unclear phrases about a drink or meal, and possible rates or amounts, but the text is too garbled to extract a clear event or identity.
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