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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

2

The Night Wind in Pines Heart of North West Tale

Vingie E Roe story follows Walter Landry at Ry Siles Lumber Co. camp with foreman John Daily. Landry wins Siletz confidence and romance with Poppy Ordway while disputing timber rights against Hampden. Deed issues surface as land conflicts unfold along the East Belt and sea shore.

NIGHT Great North West Vingie E.roe Ae Wares Biller Dali Walter Landry John Daily Diklingworth Lumber Co Silete Black Bolt Pines Kissas Poppy Ordway New York Daily's Sesson Hampden Landry Sandre Hampéeen Sand San Sandry Siletz Poppy Sanan Aeht Landry Salon Flandry Shetz Peppy Hempden Bacus Entdes Tiia West Laken Daffy East Belt Dells Dally Dillingworth Hampher Bill Jim Pinetree Toledo Daisy Sramishta Alain Rand

Winds of God Stir Siletz and Poppy Ordway's Tension

Chapter XV continues with Siletz drawn to Sandry yet bound by guilt and fear. A whispered plea to return to Ma Daily contrasts with Sandry’s caution as Siletz retreats to the cook shack. Poppy Ordway discovers a caress in Sandry’s thoughts, igniting a growing, dangerous jealousy and foreboding for the girl’s fate.

Siletz Sandry Miss Ordwar Jaden Cook-Shack Poppr Ordner Poppy Ordner Liletz Jenepuios Chen

River of Hope and Loss on the Siletz River

Daisy Daily leads eight Indians to rescue Landry after a raft wreck on the Siletz as timber, debts, and a Western frontier feud drive a tense race toward the sea. Daily battles danger, weather, and Hampden’s power to safeguard the Dillingworth mortgage and his Easterner employer.

Sam Hampden Daisy Landry Siletz Portland Dillingworth Lanary Miss Ordway Absalom John Jase Sandry Long Bay Waluime

The Big Safe Sunk Across the Bay Tale

A rugged scene unfolds as a tug drags a brown cigar shaped monster toward the bay. Eight armed Indians await any development while Gampden, with a sardonic smile, watches from the Toledo mill dock as John Daily faces a troubling mood and a looming confrontation.

Marca Dillingworth Hite Gampden John Toledo Yellow Pines Landry

A Hard Knock Ends In Tense Hospital Moment

Whiter Landry is carried to a room as Doctor Stretz and Patty face a critical, uncertain future. Mrs. Patty, torn by grief, resists nursing decisions while specialists debate the patient’s chances. The scene tightens with fear and allegiance under pressure.

Stretz Poppard Way Doutar Patty Walter Aitetz Sikes Trey

Untitled Scene of Conflict and Flight in Remote Ridge

A dramatic moment follows a failed rescue as Milas Ordy ray and Consnab pursue a wounded girl on a ridge. The captive, overwhelmed by rage and yearning, collapses into a ritual kneel followed by a startling shift in her perception before an eerie flute-like note halts the scene.

Milas Ordyray Mivny Consnab Hera Feng Guiler

Riley the poet hid verses in his school days in Indiana

The Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune recounts Riley as a pupil of James Whitleoml Riley in Greenfield Indiana around 1860s. He preferred writing jingles over classwork, hid behind classmates to compose verses, and as a youth joined a traveling medicine show before later recalling school days with Mrs Tibby Ulrey in Indianapolis events.

James Whitleoml Riley Tibby" Boy Arbens, Ton S$. A. Itlee Covington Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune Greenfield Ind Riley Hughs

Canada’s Giant Trees at Kew Gardens

A 225 foot Douglas fir spar gifted from British Columbia was to be erected as a fugatah at Kew Gardens in England, part of a stock of timber pieces from western Canada. The historic 19th century display from Jengih and others was removed after years of neglect, with workers dismantling and lifting the massive stall to clear space for the tower.

Canada Douglas Jr British Columbia Kew Gardens England Columbia Kev Gardens E. Stamp Eided Pali Mall Telia

Wild Things in France Raise Pest Control Questions

A garbled report describes bans and restrictions on birds and pests affecting crops, orchards, and fields in France. It notes prohibition measures, authorized personnel, and enforcement details while mentioning feebies and transfers within the county.

France

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claim Improves Child Health

An old advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a harmless laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels, prevent fever and sickness, and restore well feeling with a teaspoonful for infants to grownups. The copy urges mothers to buy the 50-cent bottle with directions on the label.

California Ady

Shortage of Wedding Rings Hits Shops and Wholesalers

A historical notice notes a wedding ring shortage across Britain due to gold scarcity. It cites three main causes: many war weddings increasing demand, workers with higher wages buying cheap gem rings, and a shortage of skilled jewelers.

Severe kidney trouble yields to popular remedy

A farmer from Crawford County Kansas shares a testimonial about recovering from severe kidney and bladder trouble after using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. He and a Justice of the Peace signed the statement confirming his health improvement and urging others to try the remedy. The ad invites readers to send ten cents for information about Swamp-Root and offers regular bottles.

Flemeng Kamae Fleming Toeeph Keys Justice of the Peace County of Crawford State of Kansas K . Ringhannan N.Y

Unable to parse readable news item from source

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A garbled OCR piece mentions Chicago, Italy imports, and exports valued at 3 T94,650 with unclear figures. The text references Motta of the conscience and a phrase water and prey, but the exact events, dates, or entities remain unreadable.

Gray Wales Chicago Italy

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