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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented narrative describes a boy guiding a man through a cityscape toward a suburb, then westward toward Kentucky. The scene hints at a police pursuit, with a robber and a lone watchman guarding a lighted street, as the boy contemplates danger and a possible ransom.
Garbled lines reflect a fragmentary local notice or column. The text mentions a person named Union and a phrase about living through forty two, with references to belief in doing one thing and a critique of a wrong action. The readable content is sparse and unclear.
Misbach and I both had coffee troubles and stomach distress. After trying various remedies we learned about Postum and switched from coffee, noting headaches and pale complexions improved. The ad claims Postum can replace coffee with instant preparation and no caffeine, urging readers to experiment for relief.
A detailed guide describes cutting thick cards to four by three inches to assemble a small blotter. It covers preparing a wooden block, gluing, trimming, and finishing with margins and cards. It notes materials like inks or perfumes and suggests careful shaping and securing for a compact portable blotter.
The readable fragment describes a workshop setting with tools and components for garment making. Mentions a barrel button, a cord, and a carrier system attached to a garment part. Includes names and owners as part of the scene.
A garbled OCR style passage hints at red growths and seductive tone within a fictional setting. The text references Utgwine and Erinaparesst with varied names, suggesting an experimental or surreal newspaper fragment rather than a clear report or narrative.
A fragment describes a Margoleulte frock worn in Paris showing a tight water-stitched yoke, Meo-wmbroidery extending to the skirt, a mirrored pleat at the left, and ltibatiste edging. The piece hints at escrilian script near the front with gold accents on the frock.
A fashion note describes bandeau hats rising in popularity with forward-tilting brims and dramatic silhouettes. Two Washington displays draw attention with black felt, wreaths of fruit, and elaborate trims suggesting a metamorphosis in women's headwear as flattish shapes recede.
A fragment discusses women's fashion emphasizing practical packing of dresses and the shift from casual to dressy attire. It notes concerns about fit, comfort, and the need for shapes that resist wrinkling and crocking, highlighting straight and tailored designs for versatile wear.
A fashion feature describes a partyline model wearing a high Madich collar with exquisite embroidery and a drapok skirt. The suit is styled to contrast a Dina skirt and sandy beach background using striped satin textures and Rowan colorings.
Fragmentary item discusses health fears about the common fly and pest control. Mentions Kiely and Wermne in relation to public duty and breeding concerns. No clear event or outcome outlined.
An analysis discusses Coca-Cola claimed to refresh and lift mood. It cites experts noting the drink’s high quality refreshes body and mind without inducing low mood, comparing its composition to coffee and tea minus caffeine. Historical studies by Hollingworth and Wood support beverages like Coca-Cola reducing fatigue by increasing nerve and muscle responsiveness.
Mary returns to Trelanil after four years in America to help on the old farm and meets a new brother in law. The household tensions surface as old rules clash with new behavior and Mary recalls her mother’s calm reaction to conflict.
A Chicago reader describes eczema on the hand ankle and knee caused by water blisters. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from an advertisement, six weeks of use left the sores cured with no marks. Also mentions a drugstore anecdote about a stamped envelope and a quip about a mother needing three cents’ worth of stamped antelope.
A warning cry by Blasett Huezelmans atop a 40 foot lumber pile led to a collapse at a suburban yard injuring many and killing Huezelmans instantly while Dingell escaped with fractures. Passengers on a trolley nearby helped move timbers as Huezelmans’ body was finally recovered. Earlier, Taft era marriage recollections praised the groom William Howard Taft and his Yale credentials.
In a chaotic family scene the McTavish clan watches a feast as the carving knife slips, a fragment of poultry hits the floor, and a playful dog steals attention while the youngest member protests to help.
Automobile for sale in good condition with a sixty horsepower Stearns touring car. The owner seeks a more modern vehicle and asks 1600 dollars with part cash and balance monthly payments. No trade. Address P. O. Box 898 Omaha Nebraska.
An early exchange reveals a backer fleeing from a proposed enterprise as tensions rise around an angel investor role. The fragment hints at trust issues and financier hesitation in a stalled funding effort.
A garbled passage mentions fish from the dealer and a claim that the fish aren’t theirs while someone says they ordered shad. The text suggests people are preoccupied and claim little time for other tasks.
Swarthmore and Baltimore women report relief from prolonged female troubles after avoiding surgery with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Bauny from Swarthmore credits the remedy with restoring health and energy, while Mrs J R Pickine in Baltimore says it helped her regain strength and work ability. The ad asserts all testimonials are genuine and invites others to try the product.
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