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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
3
A classic health column warns that excess meat raises uric acid, clogging kidneys and triggering headaches irritability and urinary issues. It advises four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, detailing its grape lemon acid lithia formula and easy, safe use. Also mentions eye care ad copy and Denison Seminole coffee promotions amid assorted snippets.
In a grueling night operation, Captain Donaldson's Company H and a mixed crew of forest rangers and timber workers battle a vast coast range blaze. Landry leads fourteen men in a perilous trench escape and a desperate counterfire that halts the fire at dawn. Collins and Murphy confront old rivalries as smoke, heat, and a hidden tunnel test nerve, courage, and unity. The East Belt fire is checked and the survivors gain new respect for each other.
At dawn the camp senses danger as flames sweep the valley and a foreboding quiet settles over Ma Daily Miss Ordway and Silkiet while Sandry and Landry press on with the rescue. An Indian warns of Great Spirit wrath as the fire consumes ridge after ridge and the group confronts uncertain fate.
A domestic dialogue centers on dinner needs with talk of a ragged trip hazard and a plea for a new set of dishes. The servant confirms the request and agrees to procure proper items for the meal.
Cor corporal Charles Sarragre a Franco Prussian war veteran and Legion of Honor recipient serves his commtue at sixty six years as a sapper. He is small with a white beard and resembles two men of forty. A civil engineer by trade, he was mayor of Auterre for twelve years before the war and previously captain in 1870. He offered his services at the outbreak of the present war, passed the exam, trained three months, and was sent to the front.
An Illinois woman reports improved kidney and bowel action, steadier heart rhythm, and renewed energy after switching from coffee to Postum. She describes relief from despondency and ability to perform mental work again, noting Postum comes in two forms and costs about the same as coffee.
A rugged dialogue captures a tense moment as a character named Collins is pressed for answers amid a spreading fire. The speaker warns of the wind shifting toward the Siletz basin and vows they have only begun to fight.
Ghia punks lures group to the general as Miss Ordway, Stretz, and Poppy race from a camp toward danger. Sandry resists, but fear presses. Ma Dally watches, while a swift wind drives the escape toward the lean to and the Black Bolt awaiting in a moment of tense decision.
Industrial residues once discarded now yield a valuable wax as a by product of sugar refining. Cane epidermis exudes waxy protuberances that migrate to juice during processing, with fermentation removing fatty matter and drying yielding a white to pale yellow wax. The crude wax is refined by resin, petroleum solvent extraction, and nitration, enabling use as a lubricant or for sugar recovery, with the dried residue containing ten to twelve percent wax for feasible industrial use.
A Popular Mechanics Magazine excerpt explains converting large lawn plots into open air war maps. Flags mark each nation's positions, towns are indicated by posts, colored tape shows rivers, and stones mark district names to visualize battlefield progress.
In a terse chat between a private and an officer a curious line suggests a horse connection. The private notes Higgins may recognize a horse linked to a club, recalling a prior kiss before ascending the steps. The fragment hints at personal familiarity amid military life.
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