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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
The ad asserts Chamberlain's Cami remedy cures dyspepsia and stomach issues with prompt use. It claims thousands have used it with no reported pneumonia or nonrecovery, and lists J. P. Greeny & Co as sellers.
The hotel, under a different management, is run by the Misses Lynch during Mrs Hiscrodt’s absence. They showcase excellent cooking at the Hredge camp, though boarders complain of fullness and gout after meals. Visit Hardy to be convinced.
The Capital urges readers to mail remittance for Bargain Weeks and Capital news, promising prompt delivery of full Associated Press wire reports. It touts Iowa and world news, emphasizes leading market reports, and invites subscribers to take advantage of the generous offer.
A garbled ad like message touts goods and orders with scattered phrases about rings coats stamps and timely supply. It hints at limited availability and urging action before an imagined deadline.
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