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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
10
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a local conflict or incident. The garbled text references Ha WHO MobHETL Wate and a possible confrontation near a point, with mentions of a mob, a water source, and a tendency to escalate. Further readable context is needed for clarity.
A reader testimonial from Annie Hamilton and others describes relief from menstrual cramps backache and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. The letters claim improved regularity mood and energy enabling work and daily tasks.
A garbled exchange shows a tense moment where a woman speaks in clipped phrases while a man responds with uncertainty. The text hints at surveillance, suspicion, and a clumsy sudden threat or accusation, set against a murky backdrop of shadows and innuendo.
A distorted narrative describes a chaotic scene in a shop with a shopper declaring a broken leg. The dialogue includes exclamations and confusion as bystanders react to an accident involving a character named Colt. The text reflects a disorderly moment aboard a street or market setting with unclear identities.
Fragmented OCR style scene unfolds with a retiring attorney from northern Wisconsin and a troubled partner facing a tawdry inquiry. A tense exchange hints at a planned affair and looming travel to Milwaukee amid uneasy rail conditions and mounting charges. The piece trails into a surreal mountain vision as tension escalates.
A garbled OCR fragment references Samathing and Normn Hipgood with scattered phrases about remembering raw things, pollen, grass, and New York. It includes quoted speech about a pragent and inviec, and mentions Mr W Tupynud in a context that is unclear.
Fragmented and garbled text hints at dialogues or notes involving names such as Fiathus Walt Moliltz and Freal Thing. Mentions of days, Italy, property, a thirteenth, and an invitation to uncorking suggest a disjointed conversation or play script excerpt without coherent narrative or identifiable events.
A fragmentary report details critics and advocates of Prouty’s bank bill. Statements from bankers like I A Crawford and others discuss currency reforms, government bonds, and inflation controls. The piece also notes public notices on parole, state fairs, and local officials amid broader economic policy chatter.
The Abernathy siblings riding through in motorcycles stopped in Indianapolis on a trip to New York. They visited a pastor at his home, attended church, and persuaded the host to join them. The elder Louis and younger Tem bie chose to attend church with the newspaper man and the pastor, revealing moments of faith during travel. A separate vignette recalls remarks about English suffragists and a printer pen ad, reflecting social scenes and small-town humor.
An old advertisement extols Culcare Soap and Culhaur Ointment as ideal for infant skin. It claims unmatched purity and a soothing, emollient effect that eases irritation, roughness, and chafing, while promoting skin and hair health. Sample offers and a reply address are noted for Culcare, Dept L, Bestos.
An ex-lover recounts Saturinied and Grace Cheever ending their engagement. The woman threatens publication of letters in the Oakdaly Times as she coolly responds to his plea.
Mrs Newlywed declares she needs money new clothes shoes a hat and pew coat. Joan replies with mixed insistence while John doubts the extravagance. The exchange hints at domestic tension and a cautious compromise on fashion and funds.
The readable fragment shows a speaker asking how another person guessed Mr Jonée was married, followed by a garbled reply about someone being tied to the Isles. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or confirmable details.
Fragmentary report shows a district nurse kindness aiding Mary in a cheerless home. A visitor later found the family comfortable and happy, with the mother praying nightly for relief and a warm place. The tone reflects communal gratitude toward a devout caregiver.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows references to sugar and enticing behavior with unclear speakers. The text miscarries, lacks context, and provides no identifiable persons or organizations.
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