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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1897
Page
8
Syracuse police nabbed Harold Margaree of New York on a forged warrant charged with forging Dr Williams Medicine Co. Pink Pills labels. Investigators found complete counterfeiting gear and plaster moulds in his trunk and apartments. He awaits examination on March 2.
The article notes that nerve troubles and dental problems occur together in many cases. It attributes simultaneous nerve strain and busy modern life as the cause of widespread dental deterioration and heightened nervous tension.
Fragmentary text references a Teenlator mode and Keats in love with a woman named Fanny Braine. A line from a letter speaks of feeling warmth about the heart like a load of immortality, while other portions mention Dora and candy.
An article highlights a rubber clad boat by H D Larman hailed as a safe portable craft for three to four people. It features air chambers and a center air tube functioning as rudder, with four compartments and deflation capability for packing.
The piece argues American dressmakers produce superior dresses through better materials and workmanship while the French focus on elegance and finishing details. It notes French seamwork often lacks interior finishing and favors decorative work, preferring airy effects over tight sewing.
The lantern firefly is a large luminous insect found in Central and Northern South America. Indians in Costa Rica and Panama collect them in thousands to decorate headdresses and saddles. Renard noted Guatemalan use of luminous insects as torches guiding through swamps.
A wave of forthcoming books and publications is announced. Alphonse Dandet's Les Mores appears for immediate Paris publication. New works include Lord Roberts on India, a four volume Anglo Saxon dictionary by Henry Sweet, and Sir Martin Conway on Spitzbergen. Browne to publish lyrics The House of the Heart. Marion Crawford A Rose of Yesterday to book form. Eden Phillips Lying Prophets links to Tess. The People's Right History popular edition in London. The Prado Masterpieces in ten parts illustrated by over 180 photogravures. Max Müller Contributing to the Science of Mythos. Benjamin Swift identity linked to William R Paterson. Ibsen noted for somber life and Kant readings. Insects as lamps and luminous beetles used in Cuba and the Antilles.
A garbled note reports a man named Nemo Natare and an editor's triumph over fate in a local battle of wits. The text references editorials, a weighty moment, and a satirical exchange across newspapers including the New York Journal.
An observational note touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a safe cure for rheumatism stomach issues and nervous complaints. It claims the product neutralizes poisons in small doses and benefits water, bilious, and dyspeptic conditions.
A collage of clipped notes features betting man Thars Plonger said to have won $20,090 yesterday. The item touches on social banter with Miss Prim, plus assorted ads for seeds, cures, and notices, reflecting an era of sensational miscellany and advertisements.
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