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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment mentions corn silage and a list of unclear terms such as mirliolydrates and te e group. It references likely a commodity or feed item, with names that resemble brands or entities but no clear actions or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss profitable periods for heavy poultry breeds and potential breeding strategies. Mentions Chaughter Heodids and tote Inytng year with unclear connections to profits or schedules.
A veterinary note from Pennsylvan ia State University warns that the germ causing necro bacillosis of swine poses no special threat under normal conditions but can spread if not cleaned daily. Officials urge thorough cleaning of sties and equipment to prevent contamination and accidental exposure in meat and milk production.
Fragmentary text discusses frost resistant shelter for sheep and domestic mulants. Mentions Havelilian toe power and restat verse themes with references to withstanding severe vole and proper una. Includes scattered terms implying farm management and animal care in a rural setting.
The article describes tea gowns evolving toward home wear with Asian influences, noting sheer elegance, draped silhouettes, and elaborate embroidery. It highlights velvet and silk fabrics, new color-dyeing methods to achieve rich tones, and the practical yet stylish shift from formal gowns to informal evening wear for women.
An OCR fragment promotes a patent remedy promising to cleanse blood and restore vitality. It cites disease prevention, vital energy, and renewed strength, urging purchase via drug stores or mail to Swift Succine Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
In a Canadian tale a son called James Duff shouts into the telephone receiver upsetting Sir James Whithes in his nearby office. A clerk misreads the caller as Mr Duff talking with his wife in a distant county. The moral urges using the phone quietly or communicating via proper channels.
A vintage advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and head cold symptoms. Apply Ely's Cream Balm to the nostrils for quick penetration of air passages, soothing inflamed membranes and easing breathing. The frsig fragrance and antiseptic heating action are highlighted as benefits.
A fragment quotes a Boston newspaper style line about dress and social encounters. Norah remarks she would rather avoid waking friends to meet enemies if she is dressed up, reflecting a casual urban exchange in a clipped ad like snippet.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for safe laxative use claiming no griping and low cost. A separate Exchange item recounts an alarming incident where a man exploited a niece, pursued by an attacker who warned not to let anyone get his place.
An unreadable garble mentions a Lady of Distinction and perfume influence. It references a bath with Castile soap, washing habits, and a stray line about dusting with Cuticura and Tateum Lowder. The text includes misaligned quotes and odd product names.
The readable bits depict a garbled dialogue about church life and subway transit. It mentions a scene on the subway and asks about notices, with a stray line about minding a seat.
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