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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
8
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly bowel and liver cleanser. It promises gentle, non griping action that works while you sleep and costs 10 cents a box, claiming millions use Cascarets to avoid headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion sour stomach and constipation.
A chaotic OCR fragment lists state flower emblems including California golden poppy, Colorado golden rod, Kentucky golden roby, Maryland black eyed Susy, Mississippi rangnolles, New York goklen rou, Texas blue bonnet, Vermont red clover, Oregon violet, and Wisconsin olet. It mixes mis-spellings and unclear entries but preserves a core idea of state symbols.
An ad claims corns including sore and hard varieties can be lifted out painlessly with Freezone. It describes a ether-based compound that dries on contact, does not inflame surrounding skin, and promises immediate removal of corns and calluses. It suggests visiting a drug store or grocer for a small bottle via the wholesale house.
A disjointed dialogue presents a philosophical question and a practical reply about trust and coercion, though the text contains garbled phrases and misspellings that obscure concrete meaning. Key terms suggest a discussion on sincerity and financial coercion, but specifics are unclear.
A well known actress promotes a home remedy for gray hair using Bay Rum, Barba Compound, and chycoritve with a small amount of alcohol. Daggled directions indicate mix and apply to darken streaks and restore softness without greasiness.
A fragment mentions Castoria with a long signature and notes a cat alleged to be thirty one years old owned by Mrs. G. R. Brown of Los Angeles California. The text includes disjointed questions about Vanessa and a child’s feelings as a courier tour moves away.
An eerie scene unfolds as Tess, a wartime operator, guards a switch and fights to avert a catastrophe involving high explosive shells stored in a building. Explosives threaten a nearby lane while suppressive actions and vigilant eyes from Heather and Hollie help manage the crisis.
Secretaries say Bethlehem Steel produced less than a percent acceptable to naval examiners for shells while Hadfields Limited delivered shells meeting American standards. Secretary Daniels criticizes profiteering and foreign bids, urging American firms to supply shells at fair prices and meet Navy requirements.
Russian forces struck at Baranovitehi at night and seized two German field posts. Seventeen Germans were killed and the rest of the garrison rushed to bayonet in retreat. Teuton forces near Zlorow and Galletsy then bombarded and tried to take heights southwest of Baranovitehi, with some attackers reaching trenches before a counterattack drove them back.
American troops of the punitive expedition moved from Valle to Colonis Dublan and Colonia Dublan where they rested before marching toward the border, the Casas Graniles message said. Two suffocated in jail in Wahpeilo Indiana when a mattress collapsed during confinement.
A Nitro blast in Chautauqua Jan 24 caused the instant death of Mac Stephenson a 9 years wellshooter. The explosion of 200 quarts of nitroglycerin was felt for 20 sites and left Kon Jan 24 as the scene of the incident.
A four year old boy endures a long walk with his father through a hot day as they head to Sunday school. The child, exhausted, answers that the pace is fine while the father worries about the distance. A local Herald item notes the scene.
A reflection on a man’s motive to smoke and wear a smoking jacket contrasted with Miss Nellie Cashman noted as the first white woman to cross the American frontier into Blondike.
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