11 Dec 1924
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1924
Page
1
An ad fragment quotes Mrs Samuel Murfly claiming a woman was relieved from suffering with a vegetable compound sold at 2S Cecil Street in Dever Delaware. The text mirrors an old classified style notice likely promoting a tonic or remedy.
Fragmentary text references Kansas City and a nomadic daily routine. Vague notation hints at walking on a gutter edge and wetting shoes. The piece evokes roadside scenes and personal reflexions without clear events or dates.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a physician endorsed remedy for liver and bladder issues. It claims popularity among druggists, promises relief, and offers a trial bottle for ten cents with a request to mail for a free sample and to mention the paper.
A garbled report notes high demand for American plows amid a Vaenguay demonstration. It claims plows are essential and cites uncertain figures about supply and reaction, mentioning Asuncian markets and a comparison to prior years.
On a distant volcanic island Croft and Barbara scout a reefed shore after a wrecked voyage. They uncover ruined huts and artifacts while seeking a way to rescue the stranded group as Croft contends with danger and Barbara faces a perilous dilemma.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a man named Parent writing his wife from Egypt. He asks her to join him after leaving home for employment at a mill. The text mentions threats of murder and a suspicious disappearance, with unclear details and scattered names.
An early 20th century salvage report notes a treasure trove liner discovered on the ocean bed near Nortult with crew and salvage teams investigating the wreck. The narrative mentions trawlers and a sequence of uncertain events as investigators examine the scene and possible artifacts.
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