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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
11
Fragmented OCR notes describe lawyers grilling a relative on the witness stand amid alleged manipulation. The garbled text references a defendant, attorney, and a tense courtroom scene with unclear dates and names.
An old wide ranging guide advises gardeners to use poisons to combat pests that overwinter in soil and plants. It discusses arsenate and lead compounds, application methods, and cautions about safe handling and potential plant damage.
Fragmentary text references Cutheura remedies, including powders and lotions, claimed to ease coughs colds and baby discomfort. Mentions various preparations and uses them in household health practices. The jumbled OCR suggests a catalog-like listing rather than a cohesive narrative.
The article describes arsenate sprays and mixtures to combat the potato beetle known as the Colorado potato beetle. It notes preparation methods, application timing, and safety cautions about keeping poisons away from children, with multiple spray steps and dilutions to be used in spring garden work.
Readable fragments describe stalks believed to deter vermin and be useful in groceries. Mention of vendors and general advice appears, but text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
Guinea chick care outlines a balanced diet from hatch to week one. It recommends milk bread crumbs, milk and bread mixtures, oats, weeds, and greens, with access to water and oyster shell. By end of week one chicks consume worms and weed greens for growth and protein.
An excerpt from a U S Department of Agriculture note advises keeping leather in a well ventilated, cleanly lit place to prevent mildew. Mildew appears in damp, dark areas like closets and cellars and can dull appearance but usually does not impair serviceability. Wiping with a sunlit cloth or washing with warm water after drying is recommended over chemical treatments.
The text describes a home remedy to control cutworms by mixing white bread, tablet of borax, ammonia, and green onions with water and molasses. After standing several hours a polyon mixture is scattered around plant stems to keep the soil moist at night when worms feed.
The article lists unit conversions for silage tonnage and feed terms, noting one ton equals about 226 pounds of corn and 690 rounds of clover hay. It references figures calculated by Team Whaiconin in experiments and mentions lambs, cattle, and pastures.
A stream of testimonials from mothers across Wisconsin and Pennsylvania praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding conception, pregnancy, and postnatal recovery. Letters describe healthier babies, stronger mothers, and requests for the company’s private book on female ailments.
fragmented text shows a motorized scene with a man advising a woman, a hospital worker, and stray chatter about Miss Margaret and a question to ask her. The mix includes mentions of American Legion Weekly and a Chauffeur, yielding a disjointed slice of period newspaper chatter
A garbled OCR fragment shows a chaotic courtroom exchange with mentions of a cage and pleas to join others. The text appears to capture stray phrases without clear subjects or outcomes, indicating damaged archival material rather than a complete report.
Fragmentary health ad text discusses blood as life sap and cautions that poor blood cannot nourish the body or remove waste. Mentions impure blood causing itching and skin eruptions, then notes the body response but ends abruptly.
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