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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
9
The text asserts Swift & Company's expansion reflects natural and inevitable results of national and international demand. It discusses business size in relation to work and implies growth follows consumer and industry needs beyond local scope.
Atty Coralia Connolly, 30, nurse, killed her sister by slitting wrists and then claimed she would not hurt her. Police found Connolly in bed, under guard in the state hospital for the insane. The victim, Miss Dorothea Connally, had alleged abuse by Miss Eile McPheron earlier, and a local investigation unfolds with court action looming.
A Naklays shopkeeper recalls a burglary by a group labeled as bandits. They entered the store, stole belongings, and brandished a weapon before relative retreat. The incident drew police attention as authorities investigate the motive and identities involved.
A dog named Titany died in Denver after grieving for a fallen owner, a military man identified as Peters. The animal, described as healthy before the loss, was kept at a private facility in the Army camp and took ill after the owner's departure.
An old advertisement promotes Freezone, claiming to relieve corn, callus, and toe irritations. It touts a painless, quick effect and ties the product to a Cincinnati inventor. The copy uses dramatic phrasing to urge readers to try the remedy for foot discomfort.
An older advert claims a $100 reward for a cure of catarrh, describing a medicinal product and its supposed effects on the mucous surface. The text cites testimonials and mentions various names and places in a hazy promotional style.
A fragment shows a heated exchange with stylized dialect claiming readiness for equal rights while mockingly addressing young people. The readable bits hint at a larger discussion or protest era but lack context, dates, or named participants to identify the event or location.
A fragmented OCR line from the Conservatory mentions unconventional kisses and a person named Lars, with unclear context about tangmage and dialogue. The readable bits suggest a casual, personal note or stray exchange rather than a formal notice or event.
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