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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references a theater event at Teta Dyhounty Center. Details unclear due to garbled words. likely notes a local venue and performance with limited legible names. Further context needed to provide a full card.
Crooked OCR fragment lists veterans, a hospital stay, a sheriff appointment, a funeral, a missing wife, a court case, a university enrollment, a highway protest, and a fire damage report. It mentions Charles Bates, Mrs. Garden PD Waders, and several named places and people across Iowa communities with scattered details.
An ad claims thousands suffer kidney trouble without knowing it and credits Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root with healing benefits. A physician for a major life insurance company reportedly notes many insurance declines due to kidney issues. The advertisement urges readers to buy two bottle sizes from drug stores and to mention Kilmer s Swamp Root when writing for cures.
A Goliath biplane used in air service has a combined radio telephone and telegraph system rated at 35 watts with a range of about 10 miles. The gear weighs 125 pounds and includes a 6‑volt generator and 700‑volt storage battery. A 3‑word receiver covers wavelengths from 300 to 1000 meters.
Fragmented lines show a performer known as The Wild Gentleman and a speaker J Pulley Gloom delivering quirky remarks about items in a sideshow. The exchange includes mentions of a hot item, soap, stiquatte, and a possible shot, reflecting a curious city scene in Hansis.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about cheerfulness under circumstances and a character named Cetus See MA, with mentions of Windy and a satire on hypocrisy. It reads like a fragmented dialogue or poem fragment with stray names and nonsensical sequence.
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune item describes a shy girl in a club, finally urged to read self-placed verses at a meeting. Her readings trigger giggles as she stumbles through lines, revealing a timid temperament contrasted with peer encouragement.
Fragmentary note discusses reasons behind the Leaning Tower of Pisa and various theories. Mentions builders and observers, with references to truth and a sense of sincere regard among men studying the structure.
Respondent Senitor Sorghoni asserts conferences provide assistance and direction. He notes that preventing stagnation aids people by offering places to go and topics to discuss. The text appears garbled, but centers on conference value and civic dialogue.
A fragmented report notes local figures discussing fashion enforcement and social behavior in a 1940s setting. It mentions a wealthy individual, civic powers, and groups resisting change, with hints of public opinion and moral judgments surrounding attire and decorum.
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