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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
8
The ad claims Foley Kidney Pills ease back pain rheumatism and urinary troubles. It asserts rapid relief from kidney and bladder discomfort and promotes a pain free life with continued use.
A letter from Mr. Thorne analyzes private ownership of railroads and public roads, noting savings and annual returns, including a proposed $447,964,360 total value under government ownership. He urges earnings are to be returned to the public and discusses Iowa highway progress, state laws, and constitutional prohibition efforts.
Reports from Manitoba detail higher than expected yields in 1913 with wheat averaging substantial bushels per acre. Notable farmers and districts listed include Norah Figerl Nad, J. Wishart, and Leyi. threshing continues as weather remains favorable and harvesting progresses.
A garbled note references Jack’s car trouble and a reported engagement to a girl, with unclear details. The fragment hints at personal trouble and an alleged romance tied to a Boston newspaper's odd transcription.
A fragmented report notes that Switzerland hotel and restaurant sectors employ 34 529 women workers. The text lacks clear events but references workplaces and a supposed percentage of female staff.
A historic plea from Maxwell Motor Company explains reasons to overhaul and replace parts now. It highlights 48 hour replacement availability from Newcastle Indiana with a $1 750 000 plant investment and notes a 20 percent price increase from January 1st. It claims 122 000 owners and 60 000 cars under Maxwell protection and stresses dealer and direct ordering options.
The readable text contrasts a lazy man with an active one stirring up unrest and trouble. No clear names, places, or dates present.
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