07 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
1
A reader describes a child in Los Angeles needing help with digestive issues. The ad explains a syrup used by many mothers, claiming it strengthens the stomach and aids natural elimination. It cites widespread use and references California as a source.
A frugal Indiana housewife sought fabric covers at a fenert store. The proprietor warned they would be too bulky for her husband. She insisted on a smaller size and proposed cutting off the seams for patches.
A historical health ad promotes Dr Caldwell's remedies for constipation and general well being. It touts a mild vegetable compound and Syrup Pepsin, urging readers to keep the head cool feet warm and bowels regular. Free trial bottle offered by the Pepsin Dept in Monticello Illinois.
A fragmented travelogue style piece on Rio de Janeiro highlighting its foreign visitors, Portuguese and other nationalities, and iconic sights. It references Boover as a political figure, describes city features from Morro da Urca to historic forts, notes climate patterns, and mentions cultural scenes, trains, and markets. It also praises Dr. Oswaldo Cruz’s sanitation work and lists local goods and gems.
An unclear narrative follows Brock and Gaspard amid a strange voyage through tides and legends. The tale weaves in a cast including Vinsh, Lrock, Anouk, and Monped as they confront winds, signals, and a mysterious portage while pursuing a hidden father and a form of discovery aboard a perilous path.
A weary traveler named Brock treks through rugged terrain aided by a loyal dog. The dog’s bark and scenting lead Brock to a river valley where aid appears distant, and the pair endure days of hardship before a hopeful turn near a hidden camp.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions interior decor, a living arrangement, and a union tied to a person named Aunt Justin. The text is garbled and not enough to determine a clear event, party, or outcome but suggests a local community notice or inquiry.
A garbled 40 year old notice mentions Pastor Keone and a “Time Remedy” sample program sent free to readers. It references nervousness, lethargy, and abundance, claiming German doctors approved the formula. The text alludes to factories worldwide and a mailing charge, with scattered names and places.
An advertisement touts salts as a cure for backache and various ailments. It urges readers to buy from a pharmacy, take a tablet, then drink a grape and lemon beverage to flush the system. It promises quick relief and overall health benefits with a now and then fortifying tonic.
Lydia F Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised by a Fairhaven reader who reports relief from nervousness insomnia and disrupted sleep after using the remedy. She notes support for her husband and employer while warning others to follow directions for best results.
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