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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
4
The readable portions describe patent remedies and tonics with vague claims of curing headaches and fatigue. Mentions a Dr. Cole guarantee and prices, plus various garbled names and phrases from an old newspaper page. Text is fragmentary and hard to parse.
An OCR fragment shows fragmented marketing and remedy references, listing products and prices while mentioning a council or office context. The legible items include hints of a health remedy, a price of $2.05, and repeated names suggesting a period newspaper ad or notice with uncertain details.
An old dramatic tale recounts a governor facing a desperate prisoner. The exchange ends with a vow against wrongdoing and a haunting warning about future consequences. The narrative questions who exacts true justice and what price mercy may demand.
The text discusses express warranties, reliance, and how a partner’s name can bind a firm. It cites cases on implied agency and the liability of creditors, plus examples of contract pricing and delivery terms. It also weaves in cultural asides about dance and a theatrical anecdote from Cassell's Magazine.
A fragment from a New York Weekly recounts a customer discussing two carpets for different rooms, noting a salesman doubts a large rug fits a remnant. The piece hints at social chatter and fashion, with stray mentions of a past afternoon and a string of unnamed agents trying on “that fresa you Meg Fowueh.”
A garbled ad lists the Town Homestead group papers serving farmers with the West region papers Ahro.ghene the West and others praised for practical farming content. It promotes a year long price and subscription offer, shipping samples by cabling, plus mentions of poultry, land sales in Northern Wisconsin, and multiple agent contacts for loans and publications.
Fragments describe various uses of trust to treat diseased bodies with items like grapes, pears, berries, and melons as stomachic tonics. A stray note praises Krause's cold care as safe at home, and references a dog ill with a remedy for comfort. the piece reads like a satirical medical broadside from Philadelphia Recor.
A testimonial from Wheeler of Northiconl describes severe joint aches in winter and total body pain. After applying Chamberlain's balm from WD. Cay, he recovered after the first use and has worked steadily all year, praising the remedy's effectiveness.
Fragmented notice discusses unsafe hours and worker strain with garbled phrases about late shifts, health complaints, and a plea for safer regulations. Mentions Mare and Dr. King related ideas, but text remains unreadable in spots.
A garbled ad promotes Tachty's Century Nerve Compound as a tonic to strengthen tissues and reduce swelling with wide public testimonials. It markets land in northern Wisconsin under favorable terms, touting an irrigation and water supply project led by officials including Gov. Bull and a federal passenger agent.
An OCR noisy page promotes various tonics and laxatives by brands such as DeWitt's. It touts cures for indigestion constipation and liver issues with claims of relief, mentions pharmacists and generic remedies, and urges readers to try products like Kool dyspepsia cure and others.
Fragments show lodge groups meeting on Saturdays and Wednesdays with visiting officers and members invited. References include Lowal Lodge, Camp No. 2054, and Rebekah Lodge No. 73 with names like Barry Kiem and Donan. Details are incomplete due to OCR errors.
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