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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1919
Page
9
A wartime report details the death of a brave female spy tied to a 1918 food distribution sabotage ring. She and others worked to circulate forged bread ration tickets to cripple German supply lines, with several operatives captured or executed after attempts to evade authorities. The plot aimed to disrupt bread amid global shortages, revealing the broader American effort to aid Allied nations while risking life and liberty.
The express messenger from St. Joseph, a prominent city figure, pleaded guilty in federal court to taking a bribe from Towbotham. The case notes a $500,000 scheme context with a potential $5,000 fine and up to ten years in prison allegedly discussed with Judge Van Valkenburg.
In Georgetown Del a group of four boys donated $8 to the Iscal Presbyterian collection plate on a recent Sunday. The act followed a plea for repentance and the chain of events led to an arrest and payment of costs.
An old advertisement touts Paper's Diapepst as a remedy for stomach acidity indigestion gas and upset stomach. It claims fast relief and gentle action with pleasant taste while marketing an unrelated note about rebuilding a famous hotel and Belgian stories.
Historic ad copy notes Boschee's Syrup praised for coughs bronchitis and throat ailments across the United States with claims of restful sleep easy ex pectoration and symptom relief. The text blends medical testimonial style with generic product language and nostalgic references.
During the war Red Cross workers in America produced more than 600 surgical dressings in a period described as a great effort. The text notes a rise in gray haired young women joining the workforce and hints at wartime labor dynamics.
An old advertisement promotes Harlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for back aches and kidney inflammation. It promises rapid relief within 24 hours, urges readers to visit a druggist, and offers money back if no improvement. The copy emphasizes wards off future kidney issues and advises daily maintenance after cure.
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