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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
8
An assortment of ocr-like quotes reflects wartime views on national identity, gender roles, and education. The piece quotes Coranlt Wii and Diraingham Age-Herales s Poormuny, discussing home comforts, work, and moral expectations amid conflict.
An old style advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe household remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims to cleanse poisons, support kidneys, and improve vitality, asserting long history, purity, and that refunds are available if not as represented. It warns against delays and lists easy dosing after recovery to prevent relapse.
A garbled exchange shows two men discussing cigars, prices, and a trip, with misreads of Havin, two days, and a rural window view. The quote contains scattered phrases about boxes of cigars and a suggestion of travel near mountains. The text is incomplete and noisy.
A local judge endorses a stomach remedy advertised as a guaranteed cure. The article notes the product, its broad claims, and testimonials, framing the verdict as a favorable ruling for the remedy and its promoter. Strong entities include Eaton, Washington, and the Card of Meddilation as mentioned in the blurred text.
The article recalls a western boomtown era with saloon life, Can Can restaurant, and a wandering show on a two story streetfront. It notes a monument to Ed Scheflin built from his quarry stones and a legend of a prospector who found gold near Comistune while seeking a unique mineral.
A garbled report recounts a group of men traveling for materials who faced progress delays. They were arrested for driving while intoxicated and taken before a justice of the peace. Named individuals include Wiley Colfron and Bert Hive.
A fragment reports a government order to a Bellingham manufacturer to feed overseas forces. It notes a high priority order with Sha Kin involvement and mentions Rovermmelt procurement tied to a local fruit industry hub.
An old column fragment describes lemon juice used to remove tan and freckles at a small cost, with instructions to massage the face and limbs. It includes a folk anecdote about neighbors joking over money and a reference to Abraham Lincoln.
An OCR scraped excerpt from an Indianapolis school story recounts a pupil named Nobert who misspells in a spelling exercise about words like singing and gud. The teacher corrects, noting misreadings and a humorous mispronunciation, while a map shows Oregon and a Kaiser joke appears in the quoted lines.
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene with Irish and American references, mentioning fishing for whales, a firm in Toledo, and a dubious medical medicine claim. It blends anecdotes about recruits at Camp Dedze, a Red Cross Blue ad, and a farmhouse encounter, with unclear dates and many misspelled names.
An Urbana advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women in midlife facing nervous symptoms hot flashes headaches and weakness. The copy asserts improved health and strength through the root and herb remedy, urging use during changes of life.
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