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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1917

Page

6

Woman Hails Lydia Pinkham for Health Recovery

In Fulton New York a woman suffering from female weakness and nervousness credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after doctors said only surgery could help. She now works and urges other women with similar symptoms to seek advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Fulton N. J Sarap Lydia Pinkham Mra. Neils Pogues R.A. Rider R.I.D. No N.Y Lydia E. Pinkhaim Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn, Ass

Chinese Shylock In Manchuria Relies Relief Gift

A Chinese moneylender in Manchuria offered 750 for relief of the poor amid bandits poverty and tolls, despite local riches. The piece notes harsh conditions, hunger, and poverty in the region, with references to conscription fears not linked to the relief effort. The excerpt ends with a mother speaking of her six month old son and draft anxieties.

Falke Kungehuling Manchuria Tols China

In Shuffle Towne Wonders About Our Patriotic Nation

The fragment questions where the patriotic nation from last April has gone as the speaker recalls vacationing with a farmer and contemplates its current state. The incomplete dialogue hints at civic doubt and missed national spirit during a summer.

Hue

Potatoes To Be Marketed With New Storage Plan

Washington food administration officials outlined unusual financing facilities for potato storage to steady prices amid war conditions. Farmers storing in approved warehouses may obtain 60 day loans from Federal Reserve member banks at under 6 percent. New England growers discussed a three-stage marketing plan, strict grading, better packing, and expanded rail car loading to handle a 45 million bushel crop without flooding markets.

Washington The Food Administration Federal Reserve System Reserve System Lou D. Sweet Feed Administration Reserve Board New England United States Boston Mass Federal Reserve Board

Wayward Daughter and a Parent's Charge in an Irving Apartment Tale

A neighbor recalls visiting an Irving apartment where a mother rebukes her daughter Jenny for wearing evening gloves to shop in the morning praising restraint to avoid vanity and excess. The speaker reflects on how gentle children still carry immense parental responsibility and the weight of promises made.

Irving Jenny Secon

Dilemma over consent ends in a wedding dispute

A suggested dialogue shows a man unable to escape marriage after a proposal. She asks for consent and declares it with a whispered cue, leaving him bound to wed despite objections, ending in an unresolved, humorous marital dilemma.

New Autumn Colors Stir Fashion Yet Black and White Dominate

New York reports 144 colors in 1918 autumn costuming from Paris but designers urge restraint amid waste concerns. Shoppers seek samples while merchants debate sending goods on approval. Black and white ensembles prevail, with bold plaid and sleeveless jackets reappearing for a military stylishness, and navy and dark tones touted as safe, with trends toward paring excess fabrics and frills.

New York Ltjy Paris Atiny France Lyons Jersey Pompadour Dresden McClure Newsra Per Syndicara

Tucked Fronts on New Blouses in Sportwear

The article describes tucked fronts on new blouses, especially shirtwaist styles for sports or street wear. It notes the tucked panel is cut from the blouse material with edges or trims such as narrow paired fringe and collar details.

Tommys Explain Why Torpedoes Entertain Charlestown Kids

Readings from the Boston Transcript recount Charlestown children celebrating Bunker Fl Day with toy torpedoes and dialogue between Nellie Tommy and others. The piece also touches on plays, family boasts, and humorous exchanges about fathers.

Tommy Charlestown Boston Transcript Nellie

Comeups boast of peerless daughter seeks noble title

The Comeups claim their daughter is peerless and, in a bold move, she begs her father to buy her an earl or a duke. The remark signals a humorous push for social ascent through marriage or titles. The exchange highlights family ambition and satire within a local social scene.

Castoria and the Genuine Remedy Claim Debate

The notice argues against exaggerated Castoria claims and defends Fletcher's Castoria as genuine. It asserts physicians endorse its virtues, warns against imitations, and stresses the genuine product bears the creator's signature.

Fletcher Mr. Fletcher

Metropolis of the Wilds and Spokane's Surprising Growth

A vivid portrait of Spokane blending frontier lore with urban progress. The piece notes rapid growth since 1850, electric power from river dynamo, and nearby wilderness. It recalls Prosecution Attorney Horace G. Murphy leading a Sunday raid on a Mende blindery, arresting 59, with a wry anecdote about a worried wife awaiting dinner and her husband’s club hops.

Spokane New England Board of Directors Rome Horace G. Murphy Tate Bly Blamey Wysor Murphy Indianapolis News

Deafening Applause Sparks Debate Over Actor Qualifications

In a backstage exchange, the manager questions Jefferson Hauser about his credentials as a first-class actor. Hauser replies that his apparent deafness is a result of constant audience applause, hinting at a stage wisdom born from performance.

Jefferson Hauser

English as She is Spoke Footnote Laughs Absent Grammar

A quirky notice captures a joke about language mix ups. The line “Funny thing about foot” leads to a study in mispronunciation and mixed meaning. A dialogue fragment hints at longing and simultaneity in imperfect speech.

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