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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1909
Page
6
An ad claims Munyon’s doctors will diagnose and treat free, with no obligation. It references Philadelphia locations and urges readers to seek the service or decline, promising no costs for the advice and hints at historical anecdotes for context.
A printed appeal promotes an at home treatment dubbed Hew Absorption Method claiming cures for piles. It invites readers to request a four address and promises guidance on a permanent cure, featuring sensational anecdotes and unnamed figures. The piece urges readers to send money or address details to receive further information.
A reader recounts severe heart weakness blamed on coffee. Doctors advised stopping coffee. after weeks of illness she switched to Postum and gradually recovered. She notes dramatic weight gain loss of heart palpitations and better sleep. She credits the product’s effect and endorses avoiding coffee.
A reflective piece arguing that faith must be action grounded in love justice and truth. It contrasts mere creed with living deeds, citing Jesus and other religious teachers. The author warns against easy salvation via belief without moral works and urges followers to align beliefs with righteous action.
Rev Edgar Ven Horn reflects on Daniel in exile choosing fidelity to God over royal indulgence. The narrative highlights courage under pressure as Daniel resists the king’s food and drink, faces possible death, and remains steadfast in his beliefs and duties.
A wartime style exhortation praises courage and loyalty to God and country. It argues true heroism requires devotion, sacrifice, and adherence to right principles, urging men to act with faith and integrity despite societal pressures and temptations.
Fragmented OCR reveals a poetic meditation on faith resilience and divine presence. The text references hymns, authors, and biblical imagery, with notes on endurance, guidance, and moral challenge amid suffering and temptation.
A wave of blackmailer attacks in New York has killed over 250 horses in city stables. Police hunt a gang as owners report losses around $40,000 and many animals poisoned before dying. Authorities say more than 230 horses died and 20 plus survived after poisoning, with arsenic later suspected. The case draws attention from the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as investigations continue.
Two highwaymen robbed the Cabailian Express Company's Niagara Falls station Thursday morning as cashier Willa Dobson tried to seal a money package. A stranger attacked the cashier with a blow to the neck, then the assailant fled with the package while a second man aided the escape. Police seek the pair.
The North Dakota is described as the fastest dreadnought type battleship afloat, with turbine engines achieving a maximum speed of 22.45 knots and an average of 21.89 knots. Its power output is cited around 35,130 horsepower, outstripping other ships in tests conducted over Rockland and Mata.
A boiler explosion and fire at the Morrison & Son factory on Columbia Street Brooklyn New York left nine dead and about fifty workers fleeing the burning building. Many leaped from roofs or were injured, and proprietor Hebret Morrison was found badly burned unconscious in the hallway.
The budget bill cleared the House of Commons on its third reading by a 379 to 149 vote, showing broad party support including government allies. It now moves to the Lords after formal passage in Westminster.
Governor Yorke offers a letter to the National Corn Exposition manager in Omaha proposing to sum monstone the value of lignite coal to be used in the auditorium. A Los Angeles letter mentions a Nevada desert rescue of Kinsheen after days of wandering and subsisting on snakes, lizards, and cactus water.
Three rainsmag were wed and thirteen persons injured in a wreck at Knoxville Tennessee twenty metres north at Kiciart's Station. The through Louisville and Nashville passenger train to Cincinnati collided with a southbound freight.
A garbled report suggests a health board warning about infectious disease spread via towels in hotels, rest stops, and sales buildings. Officials warn of possible contamination risks and urge sanitary protocols to prevent transmission. указанное содержанием неясно.
A 15 year old girl, Miss Pelly, was found strangled in an alley near 2816 Polar Street. Police traced a trail with bloodhounds from the scene to a cottage where a suspect, Green, was arrested. Four men named Alexander, James, Thomas, and another caller were questioned as fragment clues in the early investigation.
A car plunged into the South Branch near Van Duren street bridge as a draw opened for a passing steamer. Six people, including a woman, were swept away by the swift current. Rescue efforts by police and fireboat crews were hampered by darkness and rain. bodies and identities remain unconfirmed.
In an opinion by Justice Holmes the Supreme Court of the United States ruled against the claim of 13,400 Choctawani Chickasaw Indiana subject to exclusion from the old rolls prepared by Secretary Hitchcock on March 4, 1297.
A 1786 print of Robert Burns' Poema Chichy In the Srattish Dialect was purchased in Boston by George Clark of Kilmarnock, Scotland, for 31 02. The item, printed by Joh Wilson at Kilmarnock, was valued at 1 045 in Burns era dialect.
A fragmented report notes Hessen of Berlin fleeing to Winnipes Teckntly amid a dynamite theft puzzle tied to Stockholm. Revolutionary forces under Gen. Estrada grow to about 400, with two regiments moved from Berlin to Finland. Spanish steamer Mitel Srens carries 730 emigrants to South America. English sentiment on King Edward’s budget crisis remains cautious. Sunderland speech warns against royal meddling in politics.
A Chicago banquet audience heard Senator Aldrich and Senator Cummins discuss the American monetary system. They criticized the party divide and called for a national plan after studying global banking, noting no concrete plan yet. Cannon and others faced questions over Republican unity and platform alignment.
Northern Ohio Baptist pastors barred professional revivalists from church work. They decided that when revival services are needed the regular pastors will conduct them, exchanging churches for the purpose. Cleveland and other large ships are affected.
A scrambled report notes Sureng Mike as an endless trainer at 22164 in Philadelphia finishing nearly the full mile. It mentions winning a $1,600 Champagne Stakes at Leluwout Parks New York, with Grasmere close behind. The piece also touches on Oxford University Athletic Club leadership and broader aims of horse breeding amid a national horse show.
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