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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented ad copy offers Taverns Pain The tablets as quick pain relief and blood pressure reduction with claims of curing headaches neuralgia and menstrual pain. It promises confidential medical advice and a free book titled The Night cure if readers write for Shoup’s remedies.
A jumble of railway notices and a death obituary across Kane and New York origins details. Mrs. J Jackson of New York born 1888 died at Hagie Grove after long illness. Funeral at Congregational church with Rose Hill interment. Also report of a runaway cow and fireworks policy notes and Des Moines Capital subscription price rise and Dr Kings New Discovery praise.
A fragmentary old column cites famed writers and poets dying in poverty and hardship, amid a modern testimonial praising Electric Bitters for stomach and liver ailments. It portrays a chaotic mix of names and events, then shifts to a consumer-device endorsement claiming the tonic restores strength, purifies blood, and assists with digestion.
A dated report details vast lumber production costs and wartime demand in the United States. It notes price increases for timber and notes labor and racial tensions impacting sawmills and forests, with implications for industry wages and regional output. The piece attributes shifts to demand surges, stock values, and export potential, mentioning companies, regions, and historical context.
The article describes elaborate gowns and accessories including corsages, lace trims, and chiffon robes. It highlights a green gown with emeralds, a pink chiffon piece, and ivory white tulle dresses. Mentions a satin frock and silver thread details, all tied to the order of Saint Reyult and dignitaries.
Ads claim Dr King s New Life Pills cure biliousness malaria and bowel trouble. Theerry jumbled text presents a dubious sale at an unnamed store with mis-spellings and unclear location and price.
Fragmentary OCR describes nerves controlling the heart and mentions a medicine claimed to strengthen heart function. It cites weak heart action with symptoms like breathlessness chest pain choking sensation fluttering and rapid pulse. Mentions Miles Medical and Elkhart Indiana.
An old advertise style claim touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as restoring weakened nerves and improving appetite within days. It promises increased strength, sharper eyesight, and better digestion, urging sale by general stores with patient testimonials and assurances.
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