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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
3
A garbled era piece references Sage Tea for gray hair and faded looks, with a narrator mentioning a patriotic speaker urging children to save pennies for a child’s benefit. The text hints at public display and a closing moment where the speaker offers money for a boy, saluted as a community moment.
About 125000 workers faced a possible national strike over wage demands. A conference between employers and labor leaders, plus War and Labor Department officials, netted only a wage increase proposal from 1.60 to 6. Information indicates the parties could not reach a settlement and the dispute may be sent to Judge P H Durgo of the New York Supreme Court for action.
A fragmented wartime debate discusses enforcing a wartime prohibition act, aiming to ban alcohol sales as of July 1. The bill’s language references beer wine and other liquor, defines intoxicating beverages, and assigns penalties and enforcement duties to the Interan Prefevenue bureau and local officers.
President Wilson speaks on the Paris peace conference aims and the need for new standards of justice. He emphasizes unity among nations, the common spirit despite differences, and the pivotal role of the United States in shaping a lasting world order. He cites trust in progressive diplomacy and the resolve to avoid personal agendas against collective good.
Farmers seek fertile prairie tracts as demand for wheat country land surges. Reports from western states note rising prices, strong interest in open, productive stretches, and growing sale activity near towns and rail lines. Projections indicate sustained appetite for farm properties, with prices fluctuating by location and parcel quality.
A writer describes a potion titled Barbo Compound with Boy Rum and glycerine promising to restore faded gray hair. Instructions claim gradual darkening and gloss, soothing the scalp if not irritated, with full usage directions for each box. The author hints a possible prior ailment caused by an unspecified substance.
Official figures show that American expeditionary forces suffered 72,961 deaths, with 44,768 from battle injuries and 10,829 from disease. In the United States, deaths reached 32,737 from disease and 1,766 from other causes, totaling 24,493 vital losses for troops in the United States.
In Peru, Témi Terarisa students led a crowd at the United States and President Ween rally in Streeta center. Attendees shouted praise for national leaders while authorities urged calm amid calls for US involvement in the Bors Obite dispute.
A garbled OCR item mentions an assault and a threat, with fragmented phrases about warning and a warning to avert further harm. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone implies a local crime report or police note.
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