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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
3
A garbled extract records scattered phrases about early calls, a friend’s unreturned replies, and plans involving Be loves, Jud Tankina, and Jon Tankins. It hints at objections to jazz and a church matter with Weathers noted, leaving many names and actions unclear.
Disjointed lines show a speaker refusing to lend money while debating self restraint and financial access. The text mirrors a muddled discussion about character and responsibility without clear events or names.
A disorderly scene unfolds as a man leaves his bed to confront a gang while his wife loads a revolver. Shots ring out through a doorway as bystanders and police respond. The confrontation ends with the capture of the suspect and a death nearby.
In York Tounie Qudgety becomes the subject of an extraordinary birth weighing about half a pound. The infant arrives amid warmth and care, with medical staff reporting the baby’s remarkable progress and potential for development.
In a Kent hospital a patient on a hardware diet suffered delirium as nurses and doctors worked to control the condition. Dr. Grioshtch reported examining the patient and finding scattered tin parts, a man’s tile, prnsh handles, a tongue, and other foreign objects lodged in the body.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Mexican workers are killed during a confrontation at a mine office. Officers struggle with armed guards and a hidden attacker, leading to a deadly outcome as gunfire erupts and the watchman is toppled.
A plan proposed in Eureka outlines establishing a whaling station with a wharf and multiple buildings to support processing and storage. The project aims to extract whale products and support related industry.
An antiquated notice recounts a memorial for Noraemen and Norsemen around northeastern ME. It notes a party of Norse travelers near Aulhenddale, Mase, and mentions stone walks believed built by ancient inhabitants. Investigation finds no races or traces of toil but references stones tied to early explorers.
An early medical advertisement asserts a single cure for catarrhal deafness via ear tube coactivation and mucous drainage. It warns permanent damage if the eustachian tube remains blocked, offering a patented treatment by J, Cheney & Co. in Tateia, Oro.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a crowd at a St Pancreas scene with unclear events and values. The readable portion mentions prices and a bustling atmosphere but lacks coherent facts or names.
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