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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
8
The readable text fragment references gastrointestinal distress and indigestion linked to August, mentioning Aleppo and various seemingly garbled terms. It notes abdominal discomfort, blood concerns, and references to a century and household consumables, with no clear event or outcome.
The readable fragments show garbled text and scattered names such as MAGGS CATANAIT SETUEIE and TOLEDS with stray references to prices and systems. The passage lacks coherent events or a clear focal point, making it hard to identify a concrete news item or outcome.
A feature on autumn fur fashion explores how fur pieces emerge as stylish options for milder days. It notes buyers edging toward affordable, decorative peltry as a trend, detailing garment accents, inlays, and the mood of Vogue era dress.
United States Department of Agriculture notes valuable soy bean seed, with machinery to separate hulls from beans and recovery of straw for livestock feed. Discusses thrashing, drying, storage, and care to avoid heating, moulding, and seed damage. stresses machine types and storage best practices for seed viability and storage efficiency.
A wartime style notice warns dealers and manufacturers that delays in lime orders threaten spring crops. It urges advance information to coordinate orders, avoid last minute deliveries, and reduce railroad handling costs. The Agriculture Department recommends extending lime delivery from March 10 to May and urges coordination among farmers, dealers, and producers to ease shortages and transportation bottlenecks.
A doorway shortcut across a Mild to Au electricar route was blocked by the owner who fenced it with wire to deter cattle. The Watch saved many steps by routing pedestrians to a gate at the far end of the wash, while the cattle escape was blocked. An opening in the fence was cut, eight feet wide, with posts placed each side, and the path allowed to pass midway between.
Dh C Pliteh of the Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine warns that tuberculosis can transmit between poultry and humans and cause severe losses in poultry. He notes signs include limp combs and flesh loss, recommends removing infected birds and thorough cleaning of quarters to prevent spread.
Agricultural notes discuss required nutrients for potatoes, recommending phosphates up to 500 pounds per acre and soil amendments before planting. Crest manure is linked to better soil conditions, with clover plowed down for heavy sod to improve yields and maturity in Tolators region experiments.
Fragmentary guidance discusses applying manure to improve fall sowing and cover crops like clover and suds. It notes reduced losses when manure is not left scattered across wide plots and emphasizes careful placement to avoid waste, with attention to timing and field conditions.
An article promoting a vegetable tonic named Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for women facing midlife distress. It describes symptoms like headaches and nervousness and claims the product can be bought in stores with a trial bottle available from a listed doctor.
Mrs A Geahiger of 1492 Wood Ave reports using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other tonics for weakness and nervousness. She claims relief and states she has recommended it to others, asserting it has helped many women.
An old advertisement extols Cutttura and Cutteurs Saan with baths and Culleira Ointment for infant rashes, praising fragrance and soothing qualities. It mentions Red Cross Hall Dye warnings and hints at a side note about a fellow earning money, all in a faded promotional style.
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