29 May 1919
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
1
A loud dated ad touts a test for acid stomach with Baton ic tablets claimed to ease indigestion heartburn belching and gas. It promises instant relief by clearing excess acid and restoring digestion with a guaranteed money back offer from your druggist, urging immediate purchase.
Ann Arbor resident Mrs. Solbier, a teacher at the Tentschler school, died from wounds after an incident in her schoolroom. Robert Warner, 19, is held in county jail. authorities say he planned the act after she refused to select him for companionship.
A man faced financial penalty after a string of flirtations referenced an engagement, with Miss Ryount spending 290 on articles for the “bottom drawer.” The passage notes a two year “charishin” and a young man writing about ending the friendship, while a Miss Lunt is said to have paid 90 in some crime.
A dated testimonial extols Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness, backache, and headaches. The writer claims it restored health, enabling housework and urging other women to try the remedy, while noting endorsement from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. with long experience. The letter mentions Philadelphia and personal health struggles.
The faded lines mention a central symbol and lingering phrases about a place, movement, and a weathered setting. It hints at civic or communal action and a distant call to a group, with garbled references to a Red Cross bell and local grocers amid unclear chronology.
An article touts Bitro-phosphate as the answer to thinness, claiming it nourishes nerves and body cells, improves weight and health, and ends nervousness and insomnia. Cautions readers to use only if desiring weight gain, noting supply by druggists and strong properties.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at Allen's Poet Kean creating new slices, with references to machines, powders, and fashion flaws. The text is fragmented, mentioning rich items and objections to devices, with unclear names and context.
A firefight near Philip Neles's home ended after gunfire from revolvers. W-Didt allegedly invaded the residence, with two shots fired during the incident. Police investigated the disturbance and searched for suspects tied to the house invasion.
An old advertisement promotes Freezone corn remover with claims it eases painful corns. It markets a quick drop on the corn and immediate relief, touting low cost and drugstore availability. The text imitates vintage marketing language with references to tiny bottles and easy application.
A jumbled excerpt shows characters debating readiness and a sermon connected to Estieald and a ship. The fragment mentions Rub Wel and Ashby as well as Cutleura Soap and its ointment usage in household care and medical hints.
A garbled wartime dialogue features characters including Garon Bolshivism and Sheridan, with references to Gunter and Hanson. The fragment mentions a confrontation and a tense exchange ending with a character snatching a hat and leaving.
A garbled OCR style passage shows archaic spellings and fragmented phrases about children and parental permission, with unclear names or events. The text reads as a stray editorial fragment or note, lacking cohesive narrative or identifiable people, dates, or places.
The farm land value survey shows average rates for improved and unimproved holdings varying by region. The report cites figures for 2018 and earlier years, noting averages of about 10 dollars per acre in 2018 and higher levels in earlier decades, with fluctuating values across periods.
An odd archival fragment recounts a cryptic event involving a handbag at a named place, mentioning Merlin and a general figure. The garbled text hints at a missing or misread detail from a period newspaper, preserving curious phrasing and proper nouns amid unclear facts.
A reader’s garbled line hints at ego and rent sharing, mentioning a guess about a court and a misheard phrase about paying a portion of rent. The note reflects confusion over a personal or legal matter and shows distorted handwriting.
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