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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
8
The article details a chaotic wartime era push on medical remedies and patent medicines sold under dubious claims. The text references doctors and vendors, urging readers to purchase quack cures amid national stress while noting questionable ingredients and safety concerns.
A garbled OCR notice suggests railway length and station figures are misrecorded, leaving confusion over the length of rails and related depot details. Officials urged careful verification of measurements and station allocations amid unclear data.
A garbled OCR passage lists Nasal Charity remedies and a domestic medicine called Contoria Wuetd's Corn Supply. It references a British Columbia lumber output and a recently patented agent for moving a needle like device, with scattered product names and supplier mentions.
A fragmented historical piece recalls a Zeebrugge raid hero connected to an aquarium, describing officers, Spring imagery, and enigmatic lines about gardens and a king. It hints at a puzzling narrative with fictional names and distant locations.
Readable fragments describe Boy Scouts finding a black walnut specimen and mention looting, government actions, and local officials. The garbled text references a hot labor issue and a controversial rhetoric about a relief or service program, with unclear dates or locations.
The readable text shows an advertisement style jumble touting laundry and clothing claims. It references Cross Nall Blu, Redross, and Mee yewere, with misprinted lines about warmth and weight. The fragment mentions women in Japan and workers at docks or ships, but lacks coherent facts or events.
An old time medicine ad urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for feverish, constipated children. It describes signs like colored tongue, crankiness, and stomach upset, promotes a gentle cleansing, and cautions against counterfeit imitations. It directs asking a druggist for the genuine product and lists packaging and usage warnings.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text about ingestion of pills or powders and stomach issues. It mentions Papuan tablets and dyspepsia and notes early people burying their dead, with a confused reference to Turks.
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