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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1917
Page
4
Elinor faces Ward with a confession of planning a theft and an arson plot she opposed. Ward, torn between trust and fear, contemplates a desperate flight home as Henriette schemes and Hoff plots, while a late night murder attempt looms on the hillside.
Ward awakens in a large Kingston bed as Elinor remains at his side. The church money theft and a missing pearl ignite a quest as Boroday navigates the chief’s suspicions and a widening mystery. The ward’s memory returns in fitful glimpses while tension builds around Saint Jude’s parish funds.
Kidney diseases are tied to salt says a health note advising to discard medicines and salt from meals. It promotes fruit cereal diets and foods like steamed asparagus parsley watercress and pears while warning against parsley overdoses and touting kidney and eyesight benefits.
J W Coverdale state leader of county agents explains passage of the food bill will create county level food agents and War Emergency Farm Bureau associations. District home economics agents will join. government pays salaries. counties fund local costs. As counties organize, extension service aids production conservation and marketing while labor bureaus expand.
A worried speaker asks whether the patient has anything threatening to another, while a physician reports bones are normal but offers no clear timeline for recovery. The scene shows tension between care and concern, with a hinted delay in diagnosis.
A brief ad promises relief from eczema, itching, and irritations after a ten minute hot bath with Cutleura Soap followed by Cutleura Ointment. It claims speedy healing and suitability for all toilet purposes. Free sample by mail with a postcard to Cutleura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Newton Newkirk, chronicler of Bingville Bugle, visits Maulne villages and recalls a temperance tale. An old resident famed for elder fondness boasts a misadventure after a drink. On crossing Gander creek he nearly drowns, claiming he himself was the man foundering in the water.
A New York Globe item describes a boy named Gilbert who endures a doctor’s well meant but coercive attempt to examine him. The physician insists he extend his tongue and Gilbert, distressed, resists crying that it is fastened on and cannot be extended.
Githers laments khaki wear as his offices across lodges reveal a passion for splendid uniforms. His influence and multiple roles spark debate over sartorial power and tradition in fraternal circles.
In a clipped aside a speaker notes Lizzie's pride with a mock air. She says her fiancé, said to be in the trenches, works for a gas company, a detail that spurs a casual critique of social pretensions.
A fragment notes many cures for rheumatism exist and are often insufficient to quickly free victims from pain. The text suggests readers try multiple remedies in sequence to gain relief.
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