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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
4
A miscellany of town notices and letters praising state industry, with remarks on Chelsea Michigan and sugar beet trials, plus short items on Shiloh’s Cough remedy, a Tombstone joke, Krause’s Cold Cure, Rocky Mountain Tea sales, Des Moines letters on politics and carnival danger, and a Des Moines fire loss estimate.
A farmer’s daughter drives a sulky plow with three horses showing skill and refinement. The piece argues outdoor work suits women, reduces need for wet nurses, and highlights strong character in industrious, capable women who balance duties and romance.
John Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a severe illness with yellow skin and pain. After three doctors and failures, Electric Bitters brought marked improvement over twenty weeks, prompting belief they “robbed the grave” of a victim. A Marysville resident endorses Krause's Headache Capsules after severe headaches. Sold locally at H. B. Cole's drug store.
The Marshalltown Times-Republican markets as the best evening and daily paper in Iowa with extensive Associated Press coverage and a broad Iowa news service. It promotes a semi weekly eight page edition and hints at value when bundled with the main paper, while endorsing Dr King’s New Discovery with testimonials and a local drug store offer.
A miscellany of moral advice and notes on savings compares U S deposits with other nations, urging thrift as a driver of wealth. It cites 979 savings institutions with 5 385 000 depositors and 2 065 000 000 dollars in deposits, then contrasts Britain France Russia and Italy. Also mentions Krause's Cold Cure and a cannibal tale with a cork leg, and advertises excursion tickets to the Greater American Exposition in Omaha 1899 aimed at Young Mothers.
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