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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
7
A bald advertising notice promises painless corn removal with a topical preparation. It claims drops of a drug will dissolve corns and rid feet without affecting surrounding skin, urging readers to try the product and contact wholesale houses for orders.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled notice with phrases about money and a latest story titled A Modern Cashed written by Byershi Pive. The text appears as a broken quotation, with random capitalization and stray terms like success at last and express.
The dialogue shows Mabel asking why Ching about font Crown and AvUnir questioning Tum Tsuy about friendship. Mivet seeks assurance that he is all right aside from a flat remark.
An unreliable ad promises fast relief from a skin condition with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. It urges readers to visit a druggist for a strong treatment and hints at dramatic improvements. The misspelled text disguises standard promotional claims and lacks verifiable details.
A garbled report cites Professor Lothver claiming Britain will exhaust coal reserves in 720 years. The text also mentions German supply and other unclear details about coal and territories, making the overall message uncertain.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine promising lighter, wavy hair with reduced dandruff and a healthier scalp after regular use. It claims new hair growth appears in weeks and urges readers to try a 23 cent bottle from stores amid garbled trailing text.
The governor urges a three member commission appointed by authorities to oversee a code revision for Toye Wor laws. He proposes special legislative session to pursue this work, with the commission reporting back for enactment. The discussion touches taxation of national bank stock and other code reforms.
Report outlines favorable recommendation for Mickel bill allotting 150000 for a crippled children hospital at state university under Perkins law. Notes approvals for several campus buildings with costs, plus bills on state police, governor authority, and public education appointments.
Washington March 21 President Wilson authorized expenditure of 115 million to expediting construction of battleships, torpedo boats, destroyers, submarines and airships. Navy to contract 200 submarine chasers and 60 more boats. two upper naval classes to graduate. reserve corps appointments to be expedited. army navy and wire communications to co operate. plans to deploy defense guns and munitions. joint action by services planned.
On Monday night several German sailors on board the commerce raiders Priz Ettel Friedrich Kron Uring Wilhelm II attempted to flee the League Island navy yard in Philadelphia. Guards pursued them across meadows between the city and yard, with mounted police aiding the roundup. Some escapees were found hiding in large swales and returned.
Mrs McCombs finalized a divorce from her husband, a former chairman of the centric political committee. The couple were married or connected earlier, with the decree dated November 7, 1910.
Dispatch from Berlin dated March 21 reports a Japanese thrust from Portigel toward Macro Island. The Macro Island lies near the Canton river, with Maeno to the west as a geographic reference about 70 miles southeast of Canton.
Mrs Exsit J. Van Der Sands of Paterson New Jersey recounts how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier restored her health after months of back pain irregularity tiredness and nervousness She urges other women to try the remedies and seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass
A woman refused to take a paper cutter saying she would use it as a gift. The clerk expressed disbelief, remarking on the oddity of the request and joking about an elephant with false teeth.
A classic patent medicine claim describes Green's August Flower as a gentle laxative that regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestines, and stimulates bile production. It is advertised as suitable for a wide range of stomach related ailments and has been used for fifty years across the United States and other civilized countries.
A fragmentary report from the Brooklyn Eagle notes Pacama's first bank failure as a learning phase for its role among nations. The piece references public reaction and economic strain while hinting at broader geopolitical aspirations in a developing state.
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