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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
10
Canton Ohio tale recounts Mrs Boyd who faced potential operation for female trouble. After doctors warned surgery, she tried Pinkhorn’s Segetabla Compound advised by Lydia and others. The article credits the remedy with relief and urges others to try it before surgery.
Fragmentary text mentions a clerk and individuals with unclear roles at a Sanview Inn location. The passage is garbled, with names and actions obscured, providing no coherent event, date, or outcome to summarize.
A garbled police tale describes a strange burglary on a Chicago avenue where robbers shouted orders and forced victims to surrender valuables. The scene included a loud sneeze and a humorous, nonsensical exchange, with bystanders confused by the odd sequence of events and unclear identification of suspects.
A fragmented narrative follows a foxlike figure named Walle resting by a shore and wandering through reeds. The scene moves to a watery stretch where observers guess an unknown creature, then a tidal encounter with an eel or otter near the weeds before a distant memory of Bunny and a voyage toward Cmgyninton.
In New York central area a group described as bandits were arrested on federal charges related to theft and parcel packages. Authorities say three men identified as Ashiihuln O-Ormitpkle and Mlektece, among others, were involved in a scheme seizing goods valued around one hundred dollars. A mother alerted police after finding stolen items hidden at her son’s home.
A Jackson County jail inmate found food and drink in his cell after a hobo guest reportedly ate a donated meal. Sheriff investigators traced the feast to a mix up with the cell’s occupant and a bet on how long he would stay away.
The local NashVille ambitious christening of the new engine Coca Cola will occur Wednesday at 2 o clock. Mrs Guilford Dudley, wife of a prominent official and suffrage worker, chairs the arrangements with Mrs Malea William and Miss Judith Winston Polk among leaders. Min Molk selects as maids daughters of suffrage leaders Travunia Dunnley Lenore Koony Kale Wierkmate Bireloe Tagtam Mary Rue Cantrell Jane Days Elizabeth Bindh. A Coca Cola bottle will be broken and the maids will shower the engine with yellow flowers. Mayor William Garten and Commissioner Oreoking will be present with Mrs Dudley and Mrs Beau Folk as honored guests.
An OCR fragment references various cosmetics and scents including talcum powder and henna. It mentions brands and items like Cuti cura toiletries and a query about table work and laws not alive until executed. The text is garbled but centers on beauty products and quoted prose.
The readable fragments discuss lander movement and location changes, mentioning Crndge and a distant past near Rome. It references hardy men and a sense of faithfulness, with unclear quotes about being compelled and a reference to a bunel. Named entities are scarce due to garbled text.
Incomplete OCR style note describes a doorway scene in an old post office room. The text hints at wilting plants and a tense atmosphere about a group reading and reacting to something, with unclear names and places.
An aged advertisement warns that kidney disease stems from kidney troubles and must be treated with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem oil capsules. It promises quick recovery with twenty four hour health and vigor and urges readers to consult a druggist for the remedy. The piece uses sensational language about health, longevity and wedding gifts.
Fragmentary report notes Ruth Oliducds in a moving picture production as rumors spread about a star named in overseas service. An inquiry reveals a regimental surgeon mentioning a wound location, but details remain uncertain and elusive among incomplete dialogue.
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