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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
10
A London church restoration completes with modern stained glass windows reinstalled in the oldest parish, salvaged from later reworkings centuries ago. Craftworkers describe fragile panes, careful removal, and risk management as priceless ecclesiastical relics are returned to their original settings.
Fragmentary OCR reads nonsensical phrase about diamond dyes and a four line sequence. Lacks clear names dates places or organizations. cannot determine event or person.
A vintage advertisement touts Freezone and Icezone products claiming rapid corn relief. It markets a tiny bottle for a few cents, promising removal of hard corn and irritations between toes without soreness.
A boy wandered off from home with five cents and a plan to buy goods at the market. His mother chased after him as he visited a vegetable wagon and berry dealer, later returning with a neighbor and a box of produce. He claimed his mother spanked him and then set out again for home.
A garbled report hints at a dispute involving Pride Necessary, Urider Wee, and Bolts. Names and details are unclear, with mentions of a personal kenen and fan Peake. The piece appears to be a fragmented local notice or column remark.
Fragmentary OCR describes an air turbine with a 7 inch diameter prop should weigh around 4 pounds and feature an eight part mechanism. It mentions a vessel named USS Hed and a high speed entry at the bottom with a pedal driven system.
A garbled 1921 OCR item references the Presidents Church in Washington and various clergy from Centent Presbyterian to Baptist and Congregationalist groups. It notes Gov Cox and Senator Maedington with church affiliations and political ties within a Democratic-Republican context.
A fragmentary report notes a collection of gold keys presented to King George and linked to a royal parade at Windsor Castle. The brief account hints at public building celebrations in November and mentions a ceremonial link to a noteworthy monetary or ceremonial context.
A testimonial from Mrs. J. O Exsrquist of Omaha Nebraska extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for over twenty years aiding female troubles. The letter claims the remedy restores health and urges other women to publish similar true statements. The ad emphasizes women may learn whether the product helps by consulting a trustworthy source.
A garbled historical excerpt reflects uncertain political speech and questioned intent. The piece hints at a senator figure and muddled phrases about power, timing, and public reaction, with fragmented references to names and events.
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