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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
Richmond Indiana woman Mrs M O Johnston reports years of weakness and sickness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improved strength enabling house move garden work building cement tasks and raising chickens.
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap daily for clear skin. It offers a free sample by mail with a postcard to Cutleura Dept L, Rastoo, and notes the products are sold everywhere.
Fragmented OCR describes concern over infant wellbeing and a proposed remedy involving a large shipment of a substance linked to feeding. Officials consider purchasing and distributing quantities to affected mothers while noting potential safety issues and the need for careful handling.
A historical account describes ceremonial horse guards wearing dark serge uniforms with red buttons and a royal cipher. Women in plain attire assist or oversee the horses, while royal insignia on caps signal allegiance to his majesty.
A garbled text fragment references spring passage and a question about well being. It includes distorted phrases like callexze and hat sinin with unclear names or places. The readable content provides little concrete context or identifiable entities.
A historical note describes Prof Irving Barmlin of Northwestern University and Prof Hamlin detailing a squad proof room door and wall soundproofing concept. The system uses mounted steps on the door, concealed quilts in spaces, and concealed vents for ventilation from roof to basement, with escape paths to the roof.
A nine year old girl Margaret ven described a strange encounter near the loop district after 5 AM. She said a man offered treats then took her to an auto and chained her. Police and her father Mishvel Brongau are involved in the investigation.
A court case centers on a parrot alarm system and a disputed patent seed claim. Plaintiff Win nte Mrain Mra from Wiltinia seeks recognition of ownership with the Crinily and others named as parties. The matter involves a sequence of coded references and location hints near Yee Woynening qittirpe araunia.
A man died after a lightning strike in a Weldon field. Emergency responders arrived but personnel could not revive him. No further details on identity or exact location within Weldon were released.
The guide outlines sweet corn tomatoes and eggplant as top crops for home plots. It covers planting times soil prep and spacing for corn tomatoes and eggplants plus tips on keeping harvests fresh and storing salsify roots for winter use.
The article argues gardening quickly reduces living costs by supplying fresh vegetables and some staples in weeks. It notes a garden lowers reliance on market prices, though surplus impact on consumer prices is uncertain and several months are needed for larger food surpluses.
The passage discusses common mistakes in harness fitting and the risks of a poorly adjusted harness. It notes that improper wear can affect movement and safety, urging careful measurement and proper adjustment to prevent issues during use.
A farm plan ensures a full cistern when wind assembles power. It uses a centric front valve, a horizontal check valve, a TD and cut out valve, and a float valve to manage water pressure. A Revvy wire with a five-gallon container drives the lever, triggering valve actions to start and stop the mill automatically.
A whimsical caricature notes many seek work and guard against unemployment amid the high cost of living. The dialogue depicts a comic scene with dialect and a judge, reflecting everyday struggles and humorous social commentary.
George Ade quips at a St Joseph wedding breakfast about a theater manager refusing to cast a young married couple together in a new play. He notes the public may not want to see a main actor making love to his wife, arguing it looks like acting.
An advertisement claims corns can be removed with the fingers by applying drops of freszone. A small bottle of freezone costs little and removes corns or calluses without pain infection or skin irritation, with druggists able to obtain it from wholesalers.
A Creel essay lists peaceful manufacturers repurposed for war production. Jewelry planing could become periscopes while sash-burners make cartridge rings, phonograph firms craft shell parts, underwear makers supply bandages, and sewing machine plants forge fuzes and games.
A dialogue discusses fairness of conscription noting that outward illness may mask suitability for military service. A judge character questions the logic as a wife defends equality in being drafted.
An old advertisement claims ethine double strength can remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning for gradual fading. one ounce often suffices for a clear complexion. ask druggist for the double strength product guaranteed to work or your money back.
To sweeten an acid soil spread finely ground limestone or hydrated lime over plowed ground and work into the top soil. Ground limestone is cheapest and usually most satisfactory, but acts slower than quicklime or hydrated lime and requires larger quantities. Screenings from rock crushers can be used. coarser material extends lasting effect. screenings cost 25 cents to 1 dollar per ton.
World market shows strong demand for a second potato crop with prices above average. Ohio agricultural experts urge farmers to plant a late crop after clover harvest to boost yields and quality. Late plantings on old straw berry patches and sunlit soils are recommended for best results.
A terse exchange hints at a man delaying marriage. Phrases imply recent discussions about matrimony and mistaken craziness, with wry commentary on commitment versus impulse. The tone resembles clipped newspaper quips or social notes.
A fragment notes department stores plan to sell Tiberry loans with caution that buyers may not be able to exchange purchases the next day. The text hints at consumer honesty and shopping pitfalls in a retail column.
Money travels from the treasury to subtreasuries then to banks and is drawn out for wages salaries and exchange. These funds enter circulation through bank payments and payroll disbursements, enabling ongoing economic activity.
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