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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1905
Page
5
A fragment lists routes among Chicago Omaha St Louis and other cities with mentions of daily services except Sundays. Notes a westbound schedule, stops including Minnesota towns, and various freight or passenger labels with times and reservation references.
Late Friday night a blaze ripped through a residence five miles northeast of Exyle Grove. The occupants, McComba and family, fled as a bright flame filled the house. personal effects were lost and insurance stood at about 6100.09 for the claim. Nearby residents Cheever and Cheevir were mentioned in routine travels amid community notices.
A fragmented account from Win and Usul time discusses a New Orleans hotel breakfast tale where a man mocks the bill of fare for a dish he had never eaten. A waiter is urged to speed service and a comical aside suggests altering the appearance of the food.
A fragmented account notes battleship pets and mascots aboard ships visiting the Brooklyn navy yard. Sailors proudly display two large medals and recount diverse mascots from Brazil, Algiers, Liverpool, and a stray dog rescued in Southampton port, reflecting a scattered, colorful practice across recent arrivals.
Hinbly notes that Rockefeller’s prized golf ball hoard weighs on him as a kept, dilapidated ball lies in tall grass. An afternoon attempt to recover a special secret is planned, tied to an intended occasion and bill.
The Philadelphia Record notes that only a handful of 1804 dollars exist, minted by the U S Mint, with scarcity driving values to about 81 000 and higher. One owner, Joseph Kenworthy of Frankford, reportedly possessed a prized 1804 dollar in excellent preservation, part of a notable coin collection.
A Milwaukee man testifying in a case explained his money is stored in an oat bin at home to prevent loss or theft. He claimed to have as much as 85000 dollars in cash kept in the bin at one time and left it there for around wiz months.
In England the policy of retrenchment and redistribution has led to hundreds of trained sailors being discharged from Devonport and other Britain shipyards. Mrs Stephens, an American consul, says many men seek to join the American Navy but lack funds or visas and must first reach the United States to pursue opportunities.
Fragmentary notes show a brief reference to Chamberlain and a 2 percent rate with scattered terms like Qvoips and sea. The readable items hint at a financial or market context but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Chamberlain and generic terms.
A damaged OCR passage outlines dietary guidance for overweight individuals with emphasis on abstinence from certain additives, high protein foods like oatmeal and dairy, fruit and vegetables, and a method involving corn, pork fat, onions, and layered cooking. The fragmentary instructions discuss avoiding carbonated drinks, balancing ingredients, and slow simmering to prepare a meal.
A fragmented report recalls a heated exchange involving Carras and O Leary with Curran in the mix. The sparse text hints at a prompt confrontation during a sports or public event, leaving details unclear.
A reader recounts poor sleep and nerve strain, noting Dr Miles Nervine brought rest after failing remedies. The testimonial claims Nervine soothes irritation, reduces congestion, and rebuilds nerves, restoring energy and comfort. The letter mentions prior advice and a purchase to try the product with apparent improvement.
Fragmentary reminiscences reference Robert E. Tyhea known as Bob Ryhos and a note about peace in Portugal in Mbvira. The text hints at governance service eligibility but offers no clear events or dates to anchor a full report.
In a damaged excerpt a wife reflects on devotion and distance within a troubled marriage. A sister recalls a husband named AgJong and a wife who seemed devoted yet perceived fault in the union. The text hints at emotional strain and possible conflict without clear actions or outcomes.
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