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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
4
A furious reader confronts the advertisement counter, insisting a marriage hoax notice about John Jenkins and Sarah Smith be removed. The clerk explains effort to avoid such errors, while the man threats to darken Phunni man’s name among death notices and leaves a dollar for action.
A historical note urges business writers to drop robotic forms and write with personality. It advocates natural, individual prose over stilted phrasing like Please reply to your esteemed favor or in reference to the same article. Commerce and Finance argues for clearer, more personable correspondence.
A terse office exchange shows a busy man telling an agent to settle a personal matter with a woman. The speaker dismisses involvement in romantic entanglements while an attachment for a typewriter is mentioned as part of the scene.
The exchange accuses the fiancé of cowardice after Richleigh ends the engagement by running away to join the Allies as an aviator, prompting public commentary about loyalty and romance during wartime.
Fragmentary note shows Mrs Knagg warning Henry Knagg about speaking before ten, with Air Knagg-Fine promising to return at cleanup. The text reflects a domestic exchange likely from a diary or newspaper blurb detailing a household schedule and urgency for punctuality.
A garbled irish World fragment ponders a self described self made man O Brien Oi. It questions if the remark is boastful or humble and notes a perceived bad season. The line hints at a theatrical horizon with a reference to a mourning star as a future focus.
A brief exchange shows a coy, evasive stance followed by a sly willingness to be amused if another party accepts a playful challenge. The dialogue hints at a risk or ruse while maintaining a light, taunting tone.
The exchange toys with proof of the saying that the good die young. The line contrasts such claims with the idea that myths of the “oldest inhabitant” shape beliefs about youth and mortality.
Charley and Marguerite Burkhardt six year old twins aboard the steam schooner Centralia helped the exhausted crew pump water and keep the vessel afloat during a southerly gale off the Oregon coast. Their mother Mrs. C Burkhardt of Hoquiam was also aboard. The ship drifted 75 miles with broken steering and crippled wireless. The Centralia finally reached a safe haven but lost 200000 feet of lumber and wreckage.
Local items from Waverly to Webster City track visitors and routines including Clarke Nicholson and Miss Susan Paskin. A Minnesota move, a Radcliffe visit, and a boy’s birth share space with a church society gathering, a bootlegging fine in Eagle Grove, and archeology notes from Saloniki.
A dudish young man questions if lobsters are well served here while a waiter invites him to state his order. The brief dialogue frames a dining scene centered on service quality and customer discretion.
A terse note questions why Dobson sues at work and implies he avoids company during busy times. The speaker expresar curiosity about Dobson’s behavior and work habits.
A fragmented exchange notes a late night request for a new car, with one person hoping the purchase is a self starter and the other suppressing a yawn, reflecting a casual dialogue rather than a formal report.
A dialogue about lingering affection resurfaces as one person asks why a beloved keeps a photo in a watch case. The reply hints the image is intended to teach affection with time. The exchange captures a tender, reflective moment on enduring attachment.
A cryptic note warns travelers to avoid the trunk as a defense against baggage tampering. The remark references “Hines” and advises against using certain trunks during transit. No further context is provided.
A sharp remark on a swimmer girl provokes a discussion of her vocal presence. The exchange hints at admiration and playful wit in a social setting. The dialogue emphasizes the subject's striking voice and public appeal.
In a clipped dialogue, a suffragette calls a woman “pure gold” while an old bachelor mutters that money talks. The garbled excerpt hints at contrasting views on value and influence in a social scene.
Reporters note a street dispute as local barters strike and a landlady reportedly remains indifferent to the disruption. The scene hints at broader lodging tensions and public sympathy.
A fragment speaks of a social climber Mrs Deltich and her wish to rise, while mentioning her father as a lineman and a judge. The language hints at a family influence on social ascent.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of FY. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio, declares that his firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement sworn December 6, 1886 before Notary W. Gleason. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces.
Report from Friday shows Gorwith losing 12 to 6 as our team capitalized on a tough, error prone game. Fans described the affair as lacking quality from both sides but noted decisive plays that sealed the score.
Joe Olson and family tested Joliet in their car last Saturday afternoon and plan to visit relatives in about two weeks. The Post Office Department failed to establish on service over thirteen routes mainly in Alaska due to competition with military flying requirements. The department had advertised for bids but could not meet military demand, though future generations may see such a mail service.
In Humboldt County district court the executrix of Paul John, deceased, has been appointed and qualified. Creditors and others with claims must present them according to law for allowance and payment. Dated the ith day of January, A.D. 191.
After 1:30 P M Saturday July 15 the Eye Nose and Throat department advertises painless remedies for eye diseases. Cataract treatment and glasses offered with trusted guarantees. Dr. invites former patients to call for free examination and sample papers.
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