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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
8
A garbled fragmentary passage surveys poetry and literary figures including Swinburne and Brooks. It mentions payments for a poem, a London source, and references to Japanese and other cultural motifs, with uncertain attributions and stray quotes.
A crude survey traces gas engine power from 400 HP in years past to 1000 HP as reported by a German paper. It lists makers in England United States and elsewhere, totaling 625 engines and 1 035 709 output, with 1 006 000 large nodes cited. Literary fragment includes unrelated romantic dialogue portions.
The annual meeting of the London Mendicant Society discussed beggars capable of earning more than the average industrious worker. Crebert Dierwouly cited 1103 receipts totaling 238,938, with 28 percent of writers described as importers and 12 percent as deserving. Pierpont noted the society’s origins with the Duke of Wellington and the old wartime beggars who founded it.
A dense jumble of historical notes covers topics from metalwork in electric furnaces to educational statistics, notable women, and public notices. It mentions German steelmakers, school attendance rates, ancient physicians, and a New Orleans night school founder, with scattered references to Lancashire coal outputs, royalty histories, and a huge decorative rug project in Saxony.
A garbled ad promises free medical examinations by Munyon’s eminent doctors, claiming quick verdicts on cure or failure, and urging readers to consult Munyon’s Philadelphia address for advice. Content shifts to unrelated anecdotes and assorted notices, including minor street incident chatter and names, with many garbled phrases and digressions.
A fragmented account references Mrs Judson Ellis known as Nurse Laker, discussing kidney pills and home remedies. The excerpt mentions teething syrup and specific sellers, with stray quotes and unclear attributions. The passage reflects advisory tones and mixed testimonies from a late era column.
Fragmented report recalls a questioning moment from a municipal civil service inquiry. An unnamed commissioner asks where population center lies, answered vaguely as the corner of State and Madison. The scene references Chicago and a hypothetical police bus route with a service mission to open doors.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female organic troubles without surgery. It features testimonials from women, promotes the product as a long standing tonic, and invites sick women to seek advice from Lydia E. Pinkham.
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