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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
8
A fragmented account recalls a child with toothache praying with a mother’s help. After the plea and a brief sleep, the boy awakes claiming a lack of fear and a sense of release. A later line notes a sibling’s presence and a cryptic reference to a spring record number amid muddled details.
A fragmentary school retelling of the Good Samaritan story shows a boy and girl debating its meaning. The boy asserts the tale means providing aid when trouble arises, while a girl listens and reflects on the lesson.
An early ad promotes Cutters Cream Soap and Lotion for soothing red skin on babies. It claims relief through bathing with Bath items and mentions druggists selling Soup and Ointment under various brand names. The copy mentions sleep, maternal rest benefits, and lasting comfort as a key selling point.
The baseball league announced a travel cost reform effective June. It limits automobile expenses as the rail rate for teams like the Franeseco and Angotne clubs. Officials said the policy aligns travel costs with railroad fares under current units.
A dramatic report from the Ironkiln Neld venue in Philadelphia notes the remarkable performance of the hero athlete from Cornot University. Spectators including Voit Jake Pow! Tones witnessed the event as the famed competitor delivered a standout showing at the Winual Miercollegiate meet.
Scout Jack Mealistes of the Cleveland Grdlimns warns a tough year ahead with warnings about minor league cuts and draft constraints. He argues the draft will test player retention, with concerns about age and readiness limiting prospects and impacting team plans.
Trigar proposes using Tkall Dingera Lin as a useful occupation. Frank Ishotl, Wiel Ia clu president, supports harvest field work for players. Foose ga appears in the text with a reference to 310 Wignests. Re vick 1 baseball after consult with Mle ton.
In a Detroit game, Mull pitched for Netroil with Turner struggling to recall fielding details. Larry hit four singles in five at bats, and Mull urged teammate Derry to swing, aiming for the sixth strike but misfired. The crowd watched as an near altitude record-like moment unfolded with a final swing short of a hit.
The text names various figures and teams in a disjointed baseball narrative, mentioning the Red Sox, National League, and players like Lee Mace, Tom McGraw, George Smith, and Walter Simpson. It references college and professional ties, shipyard labor, and management concerns, indicating a scattershot sports update from a bygone era.
Baltimore woman recalls years of heart trouble headaches and monthly weakness and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her without surgery She urges other women to try the remedy before agreeing to an operation and notes relief and renewed zest for work.
An ad describes Freezone as a sensational treatment for corns and calluses. It claims instant relief and complete removal without soreness. The copy touts Freezone as a clavopatt-genus discovery, urging readers to visit stores for the product.
The article highlights Canadian prairie women who managed farms during wartime, noting Clara and Beatrice Por yard in Manitoba and other breeders who maintained land, stock, and productivity while husbands served. It emphasizes women sustaining farms, accounts, and households, proving versatile leadership beyond the men at war.
An ad promotes FATONIO tablets to ease stomach upset from hot weather. It claims fast, candy like taste and relief from indigestion acidity and bloating, urging readers to buy at their drugstore or mail for Ratonia Remedy Chicago with a money back guarantee.
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