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Newspaper

Renwick Times

Location

Renwick, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1920

Page

6

Nose Cataract Treatment By Two New York Doctors

Report describes a surgical procedure examining a cataract removal with advanced method and anesthesia. The piece notes the patient’s eyelid and eye surface conditions, mentions the procedure front of the eyelid, and references a specific hospital or clinic setting in New York. The account emphasizes the operation’s progress and outcomes, alongside brief remarks on post operative expectations.

Cummick New York

Fragmented OCR Note: Old Irish Text Snippet

Fragmented OCR passage references unknown names and garbled phrases about a girl, a horse, and a panther with scattered words. The readable bits mention a girl apprenticed in a Moorish setting, shepherds, and a possible date or number, but most content is unintelligible and non-coherent.

Women health elixirs promise cures for kidney woes

A lurid 19th century advertisement touts Steamup-Roat as a cure for kidney and bladder diseases claiming dramatic health gains. The appeal targets women, offering a sample bottle for ten cents by mail from Waghamton New Jersey and urging purchases at local drug stores.

River Sud Gladdos Ilver & Coy Waghamton Poecel Fast Imodium Ad Drug Auy

Fragmented text gives unclear clues to a local scene

The readable fragments describe a nonsensical mix of names and places with no coherent event. It references a parade of misspelled terms, local entities, and sporadic phrases, but no identifiable actions, dates, or outcomes emerge to form a clear news item.

Sweet Potato Storage Problems Highlighted by USDA

A United States Department of Agriculture bulletin cites storage losses and diseases as major factors in low winter sweet potato availability and prices. It notes mishandling, improper bundling, and surface moisture as key risks, with recommendations for better storage techniques to reduce spoilage and extend market supply.

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Handling Potatoes for Storage and Weather Effects

The article advises on free circulation of air around potatoes and how to store them. It warns against heavy handling, suggests letting dug potatoes dry in the sun, and notes that frost or wet weather affects storage quality. Full guidance appears in Farmers' Journal No. 610 from the United States Department of Agriculture.

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Pecan Varieties Investigated for Adaptability and Use

Information is being gathered by the United States Department of Agriculture on pecan varieties and their adaptability to different growing regions. The work covers selection, soil preparation, grafting, propagation, curing, and packing. Many planted varieties fall below the average of top producers, prompting focus on planting stock and orchard management.

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Winter Poultry Housing and Exercise Guidelines

Practical guidance for keeping hens in winter: move outdoor runs indoors when cold, provide ample floor space of two to three square feet per bird, ensure ventilation without drafts, and offer enrichment. Use straw or litter to insulate floors, and feed schedules or foraging tasks such as cabbage and turnips to keep birds occupied.

University of Aussourt Apriculhine Doultry Montis

Increase Acreage of Corn Urged in 1920 Cultivation

An editorial notes corn as a valuable crop and urges higher acreage for 1920. It argues corn supports food supply and growth, stressing improved cultivation despite past weather setbacks and the need for better planting practices.

Improve fertility with sow and plant care guidance

Farmers are advised to improve soil fertility using sustainable methods to boost yield and quality. Proper soil management, crop rotation, and careful seed selection are expected to raise production and profitability for farming operations.

Catarrh Danger Warns of Consumption Risk

A mid-century medical notice warns that catarrh can progress to consumption with lungs affected. It notes sprays, inhalers, and other nostrums are ineffective and advocates a particular remedy labeled as most satisfactory, based on the source.

Directo Secite Medical Cat Tewike SatoNte Sassy

Fragmented OCR humor piece about Swedish theater gag

A garbled OCR text describe a vfaree comedy scene featuring a Swedish character in a theatrical gag. The plot rails on repeated lines causing laughter and a wedding gag about seating, with clumsy dialogue and a rector figure reacting to the bride’s reaction and a humorous chorus.

Harness Candy Cathartic Ad for Children

An old advertisement touts a candy that acts as a safe laxative for kids. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels without griping, avoiding calomel and dangerous drugs. The copy emphasizes quick relief and ease of use for families.

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Turbine Fire Dents Gas Plant Inentary Report

A damaged fragment describes a turbine whirled by heated air with smoke and flame. The garbled note mentions gas readings and a fire event at an industrial site, outlining danger to equipment and potential exposure to workers. No clear dates or locations are readable.

Tod Tyur

Fragmentary wartime advert reads with garbled lines

A damaged OCR fragment mentions war, a table ten value, and rail related terms. It references grocers 5c and suggests opening a new feature or offer. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret beyond a few isolated phrases.

Ted Gross

Seamtess Boats Recovered In New Steel Mold Process

A damaged OCR item describes Seamtess boats formed from steel using a hydrantle press and stamping into hut shaped forms. The process is said to create hulls ready for sea, though the text is garbled and hard to interpret.

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