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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
6
A Wyandotte resident describes severe stomach pain and paralysis before finding relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic with enabling basic daily activities and housework after doctors offered little help. She urges others to seek this remedy.
The text laments hardship and perseverance in harvest toil, praising moral grain of knowledge over material wealth. It recalls seasons, resilience, and communal effort, urging steadfast faith and duty through winter and scarcity toward a brighter spring.
A dense, archaic essay reflects on gratitude and the Pilgrims. It praises remembering suffering others, celebrating harvest courage, and linking Thanksgiving memory to national identity through a nostalgic, reflective voice. The piece invokes Pilgrims, colonists, and the spirit of thankfulness as a guiding national virtue.
A rustic verse about a wary turkey cock living under a cloud. The narrator notes his fear of mention of cranberry or pumpkin pie and describes his tall appearance like Henry VIII. November brings him pride, with onlookers calling for a humorous decaplate gesture.
A fragmentary note speaks of a man’s mockery toward a Sky woman who laughs at other fellows’ jokes, reflecting a local social anecdote with sparse details and unclear context.
An old advertisement warns women of kidney and bladder troubles and urges treatment with Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. It claims symptoms like back pain, headaches, and nervousness indicate kidney issues. The ad promotes medium to large bottles and notes availability at drug stores with a price claim.
An old advertisement touts DAMONE DYES or Diamond Dyes promising simple directions for dyeing fabrics including cotton linen wool and blends. It asserts permanent fatless color across textiles and mentions sixteen rich colors on a color card with druggist backing.
A stray-sounding dispute unfolds as the upper dog is willing to lak Twaite and let The Wader dog her Ayrmpathy in a tense domestic animal scene amid unclear motives.
Ad text discusses Bayer branded Aspirin and cautions about non genuine pills. Mentions packaging, recommended uses for colds headache and toothache, and lists related products like Cuticura Soap Ointment and powders. Concludes with tips and social note about courting.
An old medical advertisement touts S. S. S. as a thorough blood purifier for skin diseases and itch, claiming it cleanses impurities and counters germs. Readers are urged to send a cage history to Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, 153 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
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