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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
8
A terse, garbled query appears in archaic fashion, asking about someone named Hastie. The片 scattered words resemble a puzzle or cryptic tip from a historical page, hinting at a casual exchange or satirical jab among readers.
An ad-like notice touts Freezone for corns claiming quick painless removal. It promises availability at drugstores and wholesaler supply, encouraging readers to ask their druggist or supplier for the product.
A brief report notes floating concrete buoys detected near a harbor area. Observers track their position and potential impact on navigation, with authorities advised to verify identity and purpose.
Mumbled OCR style note mentions a triumph and a reward or purchase related to a store. Disjoint phrases reference a modern husband, a young wife, mules, and an express company with a loss cited. The readable elements point to a brief, fragmented news item or ad snippet from an era newspaper.
Consumers urged to examine every Castoila bottle while recalling the brand’s three decades in the United States. The message highlights the popular Fletcher’s Custoria as a referenced product and underscores ongoing consumer vigilance on safety and quality.
Friendship and Mabelene discuss trust and a close tie with Tan as best friend. Maibel analyzes a new tint while questions arise about a Mahé setting and hidden motives behind recent actions.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that makes hair light, wavy and abundant. It claims the product purifies the scalp, stops itching and hair shedding, and even suggests visible new hair growth after weeks of use, urging a 25 cent purchase.
Governor Harding urged a special session next winter for a three member commission, appointed by civic authorities and selected with legislature power, to draft a code revision. He proposed a salary and a study leading to a formal report, with potential legislative action contingent on commission findings.
A report from the Educational Committee favors $150,000 for a crippled children hospital at the state university under Perkins law. Building plans approve university geology and biology blocks $200,000, library $275,000, ISU dairy lab $46,000, economics building $40,000, women dorm addition, and industrial class building $20,000. The measure omits funding. appropriations still before the committee.
Washington reports President Wilson ordered $115 million for naval expansion and coastal defense. Secretary Daniels says sea forces are ready to aid commerce. plans include 250 submarine chasers, 60 vessels, stronger coast defenses, and accelerated naval academy class graduation to boost officers. A state of war has not been declared, though Germany’s actions are described as acts of war by U.S. authorities.
On March 21 a group of German internees, including guards Eitel Vejedrich and Bron Urine Wilhelm, broke from confinement at the League Yard in Philadelphia. Mounted police and patrols rounded up escapes as cars and crowds scattered across streets near the naval yard. Several escapees were recaptured. no mass escape details given. Mrs McCombs divorced from her husband, a former German candidate in the Democratic nomination, with divorce filed November 7, 1925.
On March 1 reports state Tapan bought Portus to acquire the Island of Macaa named in Canton area. The Island of Macaw lies on the west side of the river entrance to Canton, about seven miles south of Canton town.
Mrs Elsie J Van der Lande of 26 York Street Paterson New Jersey reports relief from back pain irregularity nervousness and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She credits the remedies with restoring her health and urges other women to try them and seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for disorders from a disordered stomach and liver. It claims to ease sick headaches constipation sour stomach and indigestion by gentle digestion regulation and bile cleansing. Two doses are said to relieve, with fifty years of use in the United States and other countries.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Panama’s initial bank collapse as a marker of its growing role among nations. The piece frames the event as a difficult but necessary step in development, reflecting on national resilience amid financial instability.
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