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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
6
A vintage ad text promotes a vegetable compound for women’s nervousness irritability and mood. It claims relief from discomforts from nerves to sleeplessness and restores confidence, urging readers to seek Pinkham’s remedy and related guidance for women’s health.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a business opportunity with 26 percent interest and references to capital, industry, and a Texas location. Names and exact figures are unclear, but the text hints at a capitalized enterprise, a company, and potential wealth from investment.
The note from MAGI Habe references Leon Teel in a cryptic context with unclear details. No further facts are verifiable from the fragment.
The text depicts harsh farming conditions with heavy feeding costs and underfeeding threats. It notes winter shortages, expensive hay, and scarce fodder impacting cows and livestock. The piece mentions weather in Colorado, high feed prices, and pressures on farmers to reduce winter feeding.
Fragmented OCR describes butter grading and pricing by manufacturers and vendors. Mentions scannned figures, rough totals, and a debate over quality claims. References to shipper costs and per pound pricing. Contains unclear names and places due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR reads about costs of raise calves and possible market notes. Mentions prices, feeds, and a grant or incentive for cattle farming, with scattered names and places unreadable. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate financial considerations for calf husbandry and related market activity.
A graveyard theft in an earlier case involved desecration of a young woman’s burial site. Jewelry valued at 1400 dollars was reported missing as grave robbers reportedly opened the tomb and removed items. Police and sergeants conducted an investigation, with authorities continuing to search for the missing rings. The incident remained under inquiry as records linked to Med La Lakeside hospital were cited.
A vintage ad touts Safe Gentle Remedy Gold Medal Oil Capsules for kidney liver and bladder issues, claiming 290 years of trust and urging regular use to restore vigor. It promises a money back guarantee and urges continued use to prevent relapse with strong testimonials and dubious claims.
In Unhroken Peter Meehan recounts a tale of a man’s broken heart after a jilting by Miss Tiridzet Tiaugley. A ring valued at $200 was offered, and the county’s first verdict on such a case is noted as the couple’s prospects dim in a small-town romance.
The Reverend James MacDonald, a Protestant minister, is named in the will of Amelia Binith Woodbury as a beneficiary of an estate worth 7,000 dollars plus other property. The will also mentions care and cattle, with a note on rapid changes affecting his support and potential legacy.
Reported from Burbark detailing a new potato variety developed by Luther Buyounk and Mr Govta. Enthusiasts who have seen it describe purple tubers with white flesh, grown from Greered Wish seed potatoes, claiming several years of careful cultivation.
An old ad touts Green's August Flower as a digestives remedy for constipation and related ailments. It claims a gentle tonic effect on the liver and intestines, aiding digestion and blood purification, with promises of relief from indigestion nervous dyspepsia and related symptoms. Sold by druggists and dealers nationwide.
Fragmentary text describes wartime price increases and service disruptions at a local market. Mentions Red Cross and war effort, with vague references to prices doubling and shortages affecting daily life. Entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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