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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
7
An excerpted sales pitch urging men to avoid excess and pursue healthy aging through lifestyle choices and Peruna tonics. It endorses Dr. Hartman and promotes a self-help tone about vigor, temperance, and work ethic, claiming a book offers self insight and that Peruna is widely available without extra advertising.
A garbled passage from a Rolla page shows a fractured quote about a digagewnent and onlin e Va Weekly, with unclear names and dates. The readable text hints at a misread discussion or editorial note, underscoring damaged print and uncertain attribution.
The article reports a swallow tagged in England and later found in South Africa, proving migratory routes and return behavior. It recounts ringed birds traveling from Yorkshire to Fouroury and Helsingfor, with records from 1910 to 1914, highlighting the ongoing study of bird migration.
A quoted patient warns that heavy tea use causes numbness, tremors, headaches, and sleeplessness. After doctors advised quitting tea, the woman switched to Postum, reporting relief after one month and no further spells. Postum is described as a hot cereal beverage prepared with boiling water and cream color, sold nationwide by the Potatury Cereal Co.
Rural schools face storage labeling for sale items under a bill debated by the lower house and Montgomery County officials. The measure aims to curb waste and regulate storage for foods and dairy products, with penalties and enforcement details discussed by committees and the governor’s side. Opposition centers on rail interests and competition, while education changes touch Cedar Palm, Iowa City, and Amessis institutions and state board orders. The broader session covers commissions, hotel regulation, and funding warrants.
The committee on highways and sense weighs a labor and tax reform package. A three member commission would investigate petitions for conciliation, with strong opposition from farm groups and grange societies. Bills propose county road paving rules, auto tax reductions, and expanded voting for women in school elections. A March 1 election looms for several seats and a Gettysburg veterans reunion is planned for July.
A Milwaukee era profile highlights Iowa and 16 western state railroad commissions win a major triumph over Western Classification No. 6. Interstate Commerce Commission suspends the rating and orders hundreds of changes to support shippers and consumers from the Mississippi to the Pacific. Chairman Gifford Thorne leads the Iowa board efforts with Br. Jacobson and A. Li Beals guiding evidence and case specifics. The ruling reshapes carload mixtures and limits freight increases, marking a landmark in American railroad regulation.
A fragmented note discusses books giving a charm to readers, mentioning cosy India ink imagery and shelves of good books that add warmth and life to spaces. The text blends imagery of lamps, shelves, and the allure of literature.
Fragmentary note lists Roosevelt as a namesake for 1916 with speculative mention of 1920 and other figures. It references costs and a New York or nearby point, but content is unclear and not fully readable.
The piece argues that a female children's nurse must love and understand children, act as comrade and mentor, and supervise health and education without cynicism. It stresses genuine empathy as essential to the profession and suggests seeking proper training.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a sequence of misheard names and playful scolding about missing the water wagon. Characters Bumble Humble and Tater appear in a brisk, humorous exchange reflecting a social vignette.
A described method uses ordinary whiting applied wet and allowed to dry. After rubbing off the residue, grease is removed from flame without injuring the fat.
A garbled excerpt shows a character described as a malaister of the old achnod teaching children about their bible knowledge. The dialogue hints at a respectful request from a child and a reply referencing Rebaxab's man in a clipped, archaic tone.
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