Your Celebration Dinner Pricing Sequence
An OCR fragment lists price tokens 10c and 25a 10c and 15a for items labeled Your Celebration Dinner. The readable portion implies a small catalog or menu pricing without complete item names or context.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
8
An OCR fragment lists price tokens 10c and 25a 10c and 15a for items labeled Your Celebration Dinner. The readable portion implies a small catalog or menu pricing without complete item names or context.
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Reader testimony describes numerous health complaints and a claimed remedy market. The ad-like text touts eye glasses fitting and a nervous system treatment as a “specialty” service for ailments from headaches to dizziness. Clinical specifics are unclear amid garbled phrasing.
A medical note reports a disease affecting the eye ear nose and throat region. The wording indicates a focus on ocular and related otolaryngology concerns, with possible emphasis on diagnosis and treatment considerations. Details are limited in the fragment.
Oitered'in tui Post office at Ren Wick ad second cigs.
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