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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1903
Page
5
An advertisement promotes a combined one year subscription to Taz Renwiex Tirs and the Weekly Register for $1.75 in advance. It claims access to The Ties for Jerri news and news from Towa and the world along with horticultural agricultural and commercial information.
A fragmented reprint recalls The Law West of the Pecos River tale, a coroner’s inquest, and a juried verdict of accidental death. It mentions a Texas judge admonishing concealed weapons and fining the deceased as costs spill his estate during a chaotic crowd scene.
A letter cites Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for coughs colds and croup in the family and notes its yearlong use without unpleasant effects. The writer mentions remedies for skin issues and general wellness alongside trusted products from a North Ich region.
An old fragmented advertisement lists various pills and tonics for illnesses and skin conditions. It promotes products by DeWitt and other brands, touting cures for headaches liver issues and fevers while urging readers to buy four papers for a reduced price. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and broken phrases.
A fragmentary exchange shows villagers teasing a famed horsewoman and quirky local characters. The overheard banter touches on a veterinary visit, purple adornments, and reflections on widows, with comic asides about a capricious residence and a wary bar exit.
An aged advertisement page touts De Witt’s Hazel Salve for skin ailments and a “King’s New Discovery” for consumption. It promotes medicines with antiseptic claims and lists rail trip specials, lottery tickets, and travel agents, reflecting 19th century marketing and health fables.
The article argues correct feed boosts livestock profits and asks if children are fed by science. It promotes Swatt’s Emulsion as a mixed food combining Cod Liver Oil with lime and soda to build flesh blood muscle bone and brain.
In a murky London scene a gambler offers a high stakes bet to drain the pot and win. The tale mentions a $800000 implication, a lawyer named Glosen, and a cousin named Duck as part of the arcane wagering talk.
Fragmentary text discusses a waterproof substance used in varnishing and paper titers. Mentions fibers, a loom or tool called Finnows, and a location related to New York. Includes odd phrases about Seared yarn and venting.
The article emphasizes clean carpets, fresh towels, and convenient stations for face care. It notes ammonia for cleaning fabrics, jewelry polishing, and gentle color restoration with ammonia and chloroform. It discusses drapery placement, dressing tables, and the atmosphere of refinement in the bed chamber.
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