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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1917
Page
6
The ad touts Green's August Flower as a universal remedy for weak stomach constipation and nervous disorders. It asserts universal effectiveness over 140 years, claims to relieve dull headaches and stomach issues, and promotes the product as a natural digestive aid from established suppliers.
Fragmented OCR describes a device and song about clock hours and a phonograph, mentioning August Flower, a clock that marks time, and a reference to a respected elder or inventor. The garbled text hints at a public notice or advertisement for a device related to timekeeping and sound reproduction.
Mrs. Child care tips tout a fruit laxative syrup of figs as ideal for upset stomachs and constipation. The ad promises easy relief for fevers, rowdy stomachs, and indigestion, claiming it cleanses the bowels without griping and is suitable for babies to grown adults. It urges mothers to keep a bottle on hand and asks shoppers to request the latest date on the packaging.
In a melodramatic frontier tale Liberty Merton, captured by López bandits and aided by Pedro, escapes captivity with Rutledge and Pancho, while Major Winston’s forces clash with Mexican troops. Pancho Liebes and Lopez duel amid betrayals and brave rescues as Liberty and Pedro seek safety and liberty. The story ends with Pancho dying after a final blessing to Liberty, in a cliffhanger continuation.
In a tense scene, Bob is questioned by officials as he enters a Washington lab behind a corridor marked Secretary of War. The setting shows clerks bending over desks and a wall of maps as the inquiry unfolds about his loyalties and the purpose of his visit.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a hair enhancer that cleanses dust and dandruff, reduces itching, and claims new hair growth after a few uses. The pitch urges readers to buy a 24 cent bottle from any store to achieve soft, fuller hair.
A fragmented quote shows Fuchner Emma suggesting belief depends on whether the party to which she belongs is advocating the idea at the time. The remark highlights political alignment as a moving factor in agreeing with policies.
An old advertisement promotes Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti as nutritious for children, claiming strong bones and muscles without nervousness. It touts durum wheat, urges readers to request a free mothers cookbook from Skin der Mfg. Co. Omaha. Also includes other vintage ads for remedies and lifestyle quips.
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