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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick remedy for frizzy dry hair and dull strands. The copy emphasizes dramatic results after several applications, noting improved vigor and shine, while warning against counterfeits and urging trial despite price.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a cure and remedy for catarrh and related conditions. It claims strength in the body, full relief, and a general health boost, presenting testimonials and promises of efficacy from Chemy & Co. in Tacoma, Cho.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a marriage event and various seemingly corrupted phrases. It references a person linked to a wedding and colors or items like Red Cross, but the garbled content prevents clear facts or names. The readable bits imply a personal life note without verifiable detail.
The article surveys fur fashion trends and rising prices, noting that even the smallest items incur high costs. It describes methods like square-cut hides and unique fur treatments, highlighting shawl-like wraps, long coats, and musk rat and mink options. It also mentions youth interest in gray squieyel and fashionable cape styles, with emphasis on new Brem treket coats and belted capes.
A fragmentary feature describes the era's luxury fur trends led by fox and mink, detailing prices, styles, and the allure for wealthy buyers. It notes pearl costings, color varieties, and the appeal of long coats, stoles, and tailored jackets with high collars, emphasizing the era's extravagance.
Fragment from an old advertisement promoting California Fig Syrup as a trusted laxative for children. The copy emphasizes asking parents to choose the product by name and assures gentle effects on stomach and bowels. Mentions "mother" and calls for action without fear, though text is garbled.
Smith visits neighbor Mr. Jones and is greeted by the parlor scene where the daughter plays piano. The group sings "Mother Am" and "Mother Machree" among others, with a chorus joined by the father. Mrs. Jones is to be checked on. the tale notes the kitchen and dishes and ends with a remark on her condition.
A fragmented editorial urges ending the hold of tomorrow. It argues humanity suffers by worrying about future events and that living in the present strengthens resilience against the unknown. The author stresses postponement as the least productive state.
Fragmentary text describes a fox terrier named Bob and a plastic dog named Ip, with references to an operation, longing, and sorrow. The passage is garbled and contains stray phrases that do not form a coherent event or outcome.
The readable text is garbled and does not present a coherent news item. It contains partial phrases about a widow and unspecified actions, with no clear dates, places, or organizations to establish a factual report.
The piece mixes garbled lines about lost opportunities and shopper banter. It mentions fasts, bargaining, department store jokes, a red elevator, excessive dressing, and a veiled reference to a mother and a stage scene, all rendered in broken text.
An old advertorial warns kidney health and urges immediate action for nervousness sleeplessness back pain and wasted impurities. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tested remedy with claims of rapid relief and money back guarantee, direct from laboratories to Holland with insistence on authentic packaging.
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