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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
8
Mrs. Elizabeth Heather of 1003 ith St Nu W Washington DC reports suffering years with entarrh and stomach trouble. After several months on Peruna her health improved and remained good. She notes using it helps against colds and strengthens overall well being.
An actress shares a home remedy for hair health using a single pint of water with 16 Hay Ruin, a small box of Barbo Compound, and one glycerin. The ad promises easy application by any druggist at low cost and claims it will restore color and strength without scalp staining or running.
In a fragmented Delhi story from Indianapolis News, two colored women discuss life, love, and hardship. They grapple with loneliness and loss while seeking comfort in each other’s company, reflecting the era’s social struggles.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe remedy for cross, feverish, and constipated children. It claims quick relief by purging bowels and liver, urging mothers to ask their pharmacist for the product with dosage instructions for all ages. The copy uses sensational language and stresses harmlessness to reassure caregivers.
The notice indicates a preparation method for Paruna Tab ate addressing objections to liquid medi caives. It highlights accessible guidance and a clarified process for readers seeking the remedy.
A garbled text fragment describes optical tricks and eye positioning, noting how light and pupil direction affect perception. It mentions a Dr. Pierce and a hotel address, then abruptly shifts to unrelated comments about rabbits and architects, with scattered garbled phrases and dates.
A garbled OCR note mentions unfamiliar terms and names with unclear context. It reads like a fragmented sentence about a key, agencies, and various nouns but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities. The readable portion hints at a taxonomy of terms rather than a concrete event or announcement.
An old Louisville Courier-Journal passage blends an elixir ad for Pape's Diapepin claiming relief from indigestion and dyspepsia in five minutes. It shifts to a classroom anecdote about a boy named Johnnie on the Spot, who asks the principal if a dog has eyebrows, reflecting light local humor.
Rev. WV EL Warner of Myersville Maryland writes that his back pain neuralgia cramps and head pressure were cured by DODD'S Kidney Pills. He claims the medicine restored his health and urges readers to trust the three D's for diseased kidneys.
Mars sobs about trying on a dress made from Ellen’s old gown. She jokes she is like Cinderella but lacking a fairy godmother. Tommy retorts that Cinderella had no dresses and wasn’t even American, sparking a comic exchange about makeover mishaps.
Old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for itching burning skin eczema dandruff and sore hands and suggests free samples by mail from Boston. It playfully notes the world owes a man but a silk hat can’t save him, reflecting period tone.
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