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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
3
A survey of farm, education, and infrastructure topics in Iowa and Dubuque regions notes rainfall, crop conditions, and hog herds. Reports cover state governance, prison labor contracts, and upcoming education conferences at Iowa State College with local business, farming, and road plans highlighted.
The Progressive party convention in Chicago hears endorsements for Robert La Follette from labor groups and reform allies. Attendees discuss form of a permanent independent party and plan a whirlwind campaign to elections.
A garbled report hints at information age themes and weather concerns. It mentions Spain and United States Weather Bureau and references long time scales and cultivation topics amid unclear context.
The convention named John W. Davis of West Virginia for president and Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska for vice president. Delegates faced prolonged balloting amid a deadly deadlock as McAdoo and Smith supporters swirled in a fierce fight over the party’s future and platform. The session included fiery exchanges, calls for unity, and bold pronouncements on key issues, with Roosevelt and Wilson figures dominating the political theatre.
The text reports a party convention with candidates named including Charles W. Bryan and Governor Keble, a test of sincerity versus rival McAgyo, and a reconvening amid speeches and platform negotiations. Listed are delegates and attendance figures, reflecting internal divisions and procedural steps.
The article highlights several women involved in a Democratic convention in New York. It mentions figures such as Mrs Mote Wides and Mrs Cordell Avil among others, detailing their presence and influence at the event. Mentions of Amily Newell Mate and Nance Conk appear in connection with leadership roles and public attention.
A penitentiary guard reports ten years of catarrh improved after ten bottles of Pe-ru-na. He credits relief to the medicine reducing dizziness and nasal decay while keeping it at home for future edict symptoms.
In Los Angeles a new noiseless substation design reduces disturbance to residential districts by isolating the transformer equipment in a soundproof brick room. The structure limits audible noise mainly to the machine room, easing community objections while maintaining function.
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Camorra in Naples and surrounding areas, detailing extortion and criminal networks. It notes suppression by a government crackdown and claims the group was finished by 1914 under official action.
Fragmentary text mentions Dr HL ft Kemtrood at Luton University and a note about a method to correct an unspecified fault. The readable portion is incoherent and no clear events or outcomes are described.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease and Comfor products to relieve sore aching feet. It claims the powders and lotions reduce swelling and friction, easing burning and itching sensations for walkers and workers. It promotes trial packs and demonstrates benefits for tired feet.
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