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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented OCR reading appears to quote garbled dialogue about a marvel of the age, money, a mareelin, and pursuits tied to chasing money, with references to a willow and a game or tricks. The text is unclear and contains incomplete phrases and misread words.
Fragmented ad copy describes antiseptic cosmetic terms and perfumes with unusual spellings. It references citron and various scented items and hints at fashion or beauty shop promotion. The text suggests a push to join an elite consumer set but remains unclear and garbled.
King George is described as a mender of Wie Back Pre Order of Great Gorbato. The text notes a social organization of ie curious about Barkshire pies and their size. King Alfonxontsy appears as a Waekers member.
Fragmented ad text urges women to use Diamond Dyes for various fabrics and warns against streaks, spots, and fading. Mentions color cards and tips but presents unclear product directions and promotional phrases with many garbled words.
An advertisement claims rheumatism is a real, relentless disease caused by a tiny germ and promises relief from topical liniments. It touts a blood remedy labeled 8.8.8 that supposedly purifies blood and removes disease germs, offering free medical advice upon request from Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
A United States Department of Agriculture guide explains selecting a winning calf, focusing on dam health, pedigree, and proper feeding. It emphasizes studying ancestry, bloodlines, and conformation to build a favored breed and prepare cattle for show rings.
The guide outlines how to judge cattle conformation from front, side, and rear views. It emphasizes a sharp yet sturdy frame, deep neck—shoulders and hips in balance—long, straight topline, and a lean, firm hindquarter. It notes fat should be present but not excessive and warns against rough or loose skin texture.
A U S Department of Agriculture study proposes cutting waste in celery shipments by standardizing two grades of rough celery and directing buyers to trusted dealers. The plan, drafted with industry specialists, aims to improve yield from green stalks and tighten postharvest handling. It calls for rail and shipper coordination to move 1000 loads toward markets and establish quality criteria for first and second grades.
A fragmented report describes early trucking of vegetables to smaller markets. It notes limited supply windows, dealer constraints, and a system where shippers vie to move perishable goods to urban outlets through negotiated, seasonal arrangements.
The fragment suggests a historical note on milling crop art tied to a network. It mentions belts, feet, and online elements, but the readable text is too garbled to identify a coherent event. No clear persons, places, or dates emerge from this snippet.
Mrs Barbette, a well known resident of Manchester, reports dramatic relief after taking Tanine for kidney trouble and nerve weakness. She claims five bottles brought a wonderful change, with less back pain, more energy, and better sleep, and recommends the medicine highly.
An the Jefferson oath and speech stir memory of a tense era. Chief Justice Marshall presided as Jefferson accused Burr of impropriety and personal affront. The scene drew wide public and press attention, with reactions split between celebration and political tension.
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