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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
3
A garbled OCR text mentions several places and subjects including Kentuony Georgia Connecticut and Nebraska. It references farming topics watermelons mortgages oranges and general market notes with scattered names and numbers, but contains multiple misspellings and incomplete phrases making a clear single event difficult to identify.
Helen Starle and Tom Carter face financial strain and family disapproval over a planned April wedding. A Klondike dream and a forged timetable test their bond, but years later a telegram and a reunion lead to a quiet marriage at home.
A wounded surgeon observed a Union soldier in a death pose during the fight near Newry. The man, a member of the Trunk Virginia regiment of Infantry, had a fatal wound to the brain as he looked toward the enemy. The gun lay in his grasp as force had to remove it. The report appears in the Athinta Intelligencer.
Representative Cy Sulloway recalls Vermont wrestling culture from his boyhood. He cites widespread square-hold and mid-hold wrestling, schoolhouse bouts, and town meetings where exhibitions drew local crowds, noting the sport’s decline as football and baseball rise while honoring enduring manhood tradition.
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Francis Arncta Stomman described as cotenant-governor of Tennessee and involved in Civil War era fame. References Jefferson County Wisconsin and ties to leadership roles, with unclear dates including 1882 and 1829 and a migration from New York with a small party.
In a rambled recollection Uncle Bill and an editor discuss truth and deception as a nephew recalls being pressured to lie about a farm task on a mountain. The veteran laments the costs of lying while the editor probes whether anyone ever tells the full truth, especially in youth.
A collage of dashed dialogues and clipped phrases from Cleveland Philadelphia Kansas City Chicago and Indianapolis papers. The excerpts reveal playful misreadings dialect humor and social attitudes reflecting era journalism and everyday speech.
A fragmented collage of 19th century quips, quotes, and courtroom lines. It blends dialogue about marriage, tunneling, and New York bore with streetwise humor and stray references to Justice courts in Georgia and a Southern newspaper. The piece reads as a mosaic of overheard lines and colorful expressions.
A chaotic coastal scene off Newfoundland unfolds with seals, wind, and ice. Sailors endure a brutal, shifting pack as a watchful crew rallies against a growing sea and cold that tests endurance and resolve.
An elderly Kansas farmer, Mr Mead, moved thirty four years ago from Gluraoce to Kansas and prospered, harvesting over a thousand bushels of wheat in a year. Health declines followed kidney and bladder trouble, then improvement after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. The Baltimore Sun notes Virginia agriculture with hundreds of thousands of fruit trees and profitable orchards, including large holdings in Nelson Roanoke Patrick and other counties.
An old advertisement offers 100 reward for proof that Hall’s Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh. It claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes will destroy the disease’s foundation, build constitution, and restore strength. Toleda firm advertises testimonials to verify efficacy and lists druggists as sellers.
An article discusses rising interest in Latin among U S students and notes a shift away from traditional pre possession toward modern studies. It cites Prof Ramsay and mentions Andrew Carnegie funding a Willmar library project plus railway terminal estimates in New York Central and Pennsylvanian plans.
An article notes a tradesman from Alen in Hesse involved in a court case over a cryptic matter, with references to wireless messaging and a disputed reading of a paper. It mentions other incidents and various global notes on laws, industry, and notable figures.
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