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Hardy Columns serves Hardy and nearby areas with local and general news coverage. The section highlights community events, school notes, and regional updates important to residents.
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
4
Hardy Columns serves Hardy and nearby areas with local and general news coverage. The section highlights community events, school notes, and regional updates important to residents.
In a tale of temptation and social pressure, Edna demands Max pledge never to drink again to win her hand. Max resists amid fear of judgment from friends, while Edna, torn between love and fear of a drunkard’s fate, leaves him with a torn betrothal ring and a hopeful, if painful, night.
Absentee illness and travel mark this Hardy page with reports of Ole Aplang sick Sam Sturgeon visiting from Warner and Robert Bartholomew adding to his house. Notes mention Mrs. Will Saxton, T. P. Becker, Chas Carr, Henry and E. Rainer trips, a barn plan north of town, and a humorous Renwick ride. Also details on a severe accident to Mr Babbler, early medical ads, and local anecdotes including Rocky Mountain Tea and Diarrhoea remedies. The column closes with medical praise and editorials.
The piece notes estimates of 3 million dollars spent on Greworks on the Fourth and questions about the spread of lodges in the Philippines. It argues Congress may introduce a fractional currency proposal to mail small sums without money orders or stamps. The article cites Gen. Fuston’s letter and cites examples of southern efforts to protect colored workers, including pardons and lawsuits, ending with optimism about a better era for Americans.
Reading from a historical advertisement, RK. McElwain and H. B. Cole druggists promote a “guaranteed” cure for consumption. The copy touts a Praven List and Shilor's Cough and Carsummption as remedies, claiming long standing efficacy and a fifty year guarantee.
An old advertisement claims the product sustains beauty and health through a century of use. It references Mr H McFwai and H S rigisns, with a price of 25 cents, offering money back if it fails to deliver results.
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