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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
6
Fragmented ad copy touts Dona's Kidney Pills as a cure for urinary troubles with claims of relief for women and children. It mentions various symptoms and benefits, including heart palpitations and pressure, and cites doctors and pseudo testimonials. The text is a garbled historical advertisement fragment with exaggerated promises.
An advertisement touts external and internal Cuticura treatments for skin conditions. It claims cleansing, soothing, and healing effects for itching irritation and inflammation, plus a Resolvent to purify the blood, promising instant relief and rest. The copy cites worldwide sales as evidence of effectiveness.
Letter from Robert Isaac Finnemore recounts a long battle with excess uric acid and severe Kozan related scalp disease. He credits Cuticura remedies with stopping deterioration, restoring hair growth, and improving a limb condition. His wife promotes the treatment to others through a Bible Women’s Society network.
The clumsy OCR lists varied commodity quotes including wheats, corn, hogs, cattle, lambs, and dairy items. Prices range broadly with references to No. 2 and No. 3 grades, interstate shipments, and regional dealers, but many words are garbled, leaving a mosaic of market figures and vague product labels.
A record notes Ayateia Hobgary acquiring a large coal shipment valued at 3.76 million dollars. The description mentions a 1H acre site and anthracite coal tied to a deed or conveyance on an island location, with unclear surrounding details due to OCR issues.
A garbled, OCR like passage mixes names, times, and figures with no clear narrative. It mentions Teanatnres and Mund Latter, a Devasist respondent, and a numeric line about car fare and totals, but lacks coherent facts or a single event to report. The readable bits resemble a stray dialogue and stray calculations amid broken text.
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