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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1899
Page
8
A fragment notes salt treatment on rice during winter in a shop setting, mentioning heat and a rake-like action to remove something while the item is hot. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
An obituary note on the Syrup of Figs by the Cornix Pig Syrup Company extols its healthful, ethical qualities. It cites medical journals and physicians approving the product as a pleasant, effective remedy free of after-effects, urging readers to obtain genuine California Fig Syrup from the California Figs Strin Co.
Disjointed OCR fragment references locations and figures from a war era discussion. It mentions Washington Philadelphia and Paris, races or feats in fields and churches, and a dialogue about a son in the Philippines. The quoted lines hint at a character’s uncertain heart and boots in war, with a Barnner’s Bazan origin.
Fraudulent medical ad copy warning about mercurial pills and their dangerous effects. It touts Cybartić as a safe cleaner and advertises Cascarnt tablets with mail orders and a free sample. Includes a comic aside about a hotel keeper and redskin attraction.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe ESST Indians learning English in queen's empire schools. A chart by Landy or TEAUINS YOUNG Nis ITs ABC shows a system to acquire pronunciation. The piece mentions Pers'ag and Nag scripts for phonetic guidance.
Lieutenant Colonel John D Miley inspector general of the volunteer forces died of fever in Musila after serving with Suarter on the Santiago campaign. He was a promising young artillery officer on Gen Wheeler and Lanview’s staff, helped negotiate the surrender of Toro’s Spanish forces, and hoped for duty in the Philippines. He stood six feet three and was slender.
Letters from readers praise the medicine for female weakness headaches and general relief Mrs Pinkham offers advice from Lynn Massachusetts and claims of cures by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound sent from Campbellsburg Indiana and Correctionville Iowa
A rock formation in the United States draws attention for its Batleship Rock likeness. At a distance observers note the structure resembles a battleship, though the feature reaches about four feet long and nearly forty feet high.
A fragment describes a man noted for his attractive age and presence on stage. It praises his experience and worldly awareness, noting his ability to captivate audiences and his skill at dramatic portrayal and romance. The text also hints at family opinions and personal charm.
An advertisement from The Peruna Medicine Co of Columbus Ohio promotes Peruna as a cure for catarrh pelvic health and fertility issues. It claims the product heals mucous membranes preventing malaria chills and fever by blocking germ entry through porous membranes.
The empress of Germany attends daily rides for her privace stables and her younger sons lessons. She often guides lessons herself and rides in reviews with the emperor nearby. Also a swansons drops advertisement and a humorous错 note about a wife greeting her husband in a quirky doorway.
Readers learn about a Chicago catalog emporium, the Jota M. Suri Co., located on West Madison Street. It highlights reliable, long established business practices, an illustrated catalogue, and samples of value like guitars priced at 2.65 dollars. The column also notes the firm’s extensive reach and credible reputation built over years.
The article describes the sorrow surrounding Queen Victoria's grandson, heir to the throne, who suffers epileptic fits. It notes concerns about his education at Claremont and a likely halt to hopes for a military career due to his condition.
A humorous snippet reports Stubb Wilkins married two women, Velvet eyed, but Penn Yes notes that after the ceremony he discovered one bride valued riches and luxury over him, eyes fixed on anklets and satin gowns.
An OCR fragment advertises a supposed cold cure with laxative quinine tablets. It mentions refunds and a signature by E. W. Grove on each tablet, with garbled text about a sea creature and a tortoise. The source is damaged with many nonsensical phrases and misread names.
The report notes Hali's internal strategy and evolving trade relations with Argentina, Britain, and Germany. It suggests shifts in national rankings with Argentina favored, Germany rising, and the United States close behind, signaling potential changes in global influence.
A damaged clipping notes a claim by The Piso Co of Warren Pa about testimonials being genuine or forfeited 31000. It mentions fewer personal crises among miners than other workers and includes an ad style reference to Winslow’s soothing remedy for teething and a humorous line on letters of recommendation and credit.
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