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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
5
A collage of witty exchanges from a newspaper page. Lines include a talkative sailor asking if someone can swim and answering in the water, a doctor noting Kirby’s thinning frame and vague pains, a joke about parents listed as Mama and Papa on a freshman card, and a bargaining scene involving a decrepit aid car at a toll bridge.
A provocative aphorism explores the idea that each man carries a rainy corner in life from which foul weather emerges and trails him, reflecting on personal adversity and fate. The quote emphasizes enduring hardship as an inescapable aspect of existence.
Doctors agree on safe remedies for children and mothers seek value. This notice warns against unknown substitutes for milk of magnesia and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the trusted option. It notes tablets are available and encourages buying the genuine Phillips product.
A brief note on art and divinity, suggesting that true artistry reflects a higher perfection beyond human craft. The phrase hints at a spiritual standard guiding creative work, aligning aesthetic mastery with the divine ideal.
An advertisement touts Adlerika a gas and constipation cleanser claiming fast relief from stomach gas and sleep disruption. It cites improved digestion and reduced bacteria with a single spoonful, endorsed by a Dr H L Shout of New York and available at druggists.
A partial quotation notes that genius rarely accepts fortune as a companion, attributed to Isaac Disraeli. The remark reflects on the relationship between genius and wealth, suggesting independence from material support.
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