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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1897
Page
6
On a Garfield Washington farm, Bort Lemon and an employee found three uneyes open coyotes and put the pups in a sack while old coyotes guarded nearby. The sack was left in the field until quitting time, but an old coyote retrieved it and carried off the sack and pups.
A collage of garbled phrases from old sources includes references to a mysterious Aboriginal Order, a big betel scene, a night clerk offering Kentucky to a West gentleman, and faulty farm sale and moon cycle statements. The text blends citations from New York World and Atchison Globe without coherent narrative.
The article outlines compact garden innovations and farm advice. It describes a barrel strawberry planting method with holes for plants, a portable fruit picker basket device, radish seed prep for winter use, winter plowing notes, and guidance on peach tree vitality, measurement rules, milking machines, hog cholera precautions, dairy tips, and general livestock care. It preserves historical rural topics and practical techniques with emphasis on year round farming.
A horticulturist advises a barrel setup with earth rows, a three inch tiling centerpiece, and water plus liquefied manure for irrigation. The design aims to support about 135 plants and yield up to five bushels of berries. It also describes a winter useful ladder with adjustable rests for even terrain, highlighting practical farming aids.
A narrative recounts Miss Gatten a young girl from Musea Jowa facing bronchial weakness and waning health through autumn and winter. After medical visits and a relative’s intervention she trialed Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and improved to a healthy 18 year old, with the pills sold by Williams Medicine Company.
A New York Sun excerpt notes Yvette Guilbert claimed to bring back 34000 dollars from America, though net earnings were far less and demand waned. The page also markets Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and a Toledo guarantee, touting internal use and blood and mucous surface action at three dollars per bottle.
A jumble of 19th century notices includes patent medicines and tonics, poison warnings, travel ticket details, and quirky quotes. Between ads for No-to-Bac and Piso’s remedies are snippets about coin lifespans, umbrella factory rumors, and weather jokes, reflecting a period newspaper’s miscellany.
The dentists, four men strong, favor expansion of services and year round operations. Mrs. Winston’s? Seorsixs Synveror Children Seetaioe outlines plans, with goldened cards and schemes tied to seasonless work.
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