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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a police or patrol scene with garbled place names and names. Readable elements include mentions of a policeman, White fort, and various distorted terms, but no coherent events or identities emerge. The passage lacks a clear lead or outcome.
An enigmatic OCR fragment mentions Porgy Harmatton and Silvad with names like Hemattaly and Joftrier. It references a youth service to the Wilt Tarea Klichen and a provisional, unclear event or program across a city setting.
An advertisement-like obscured text describes a corn removal remedy called Freezone. It promises painless relief from corns and warts with a small bottle and quick action. The excerpt also includes a personal family scene and distant references to a door and a visitor. The piece reads as a stray, fragmentary vintage ad with mixed narrative elements.
An ad style piece extols Swamp-Root as kidney medicine with claims of long standing use. It references Drubbists and a marketing angle praising the product’s supposed health benefits and a sample bottle concept. The text also contains stray dialogue and unrelated fragments from a magazine page.
An old ad style blurb touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort. It promises relief from aching swelling and discomfort when shoes rub or corns form, claiming easy application and portable use.
A chaotic scene at a restaurant near Bronce in Pinalty led to a summoned Walter and a frightened patron. The bystander claimed the general froze and bent over as heat rose, while the American Legion West unit provided relief and requested belongings be brought to safety.
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