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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
3
A brief exchange depicts a playful country joke between Pat and a visiting youngster. Pat teases that in his country there is one thing you cannot do elsewhere and answers with a sly cue about hiding. The dialogue highlights humor and cross country banter.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for facial complexion and pore care. Recommends a five minute wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water followed by additional bathing. Free sample offered by postcard request to Cuticura Dept Boston. Sold everywhere.
Former Congressman George R. Smith of Minneapolis is fond of hunting and proud of his dog. A guide suggests increasing the dog’s exercise, joking about fleas, while Smith defends the bath routine as proper care, in a satirical exchange.
An amusing anecdote recalls Sir Eric Geddes as a ten year old who spent his pocket money on a second hand boneshaker and earned a reprimand. He next day sold the vehicle for ten shillings, showing early resourcefulness.
A curious passage hints at an old romance as the town contemplates ambitions and ordinary concerns. The narrator muses on priorities, balancing affection, vanity, and the lure of wealth with plain sentiments and midnight reflections.
A quirky tale follows an eccentric American naval officer and a young lieutenant as they uncover a race of mysterious beings during a submarine voyage. The narrative blends science fiction whimsy with romance, evoking Jules Verne and captivating readers with its bold premise.
Lieutenant Donald Paget encounters Captain Jonathan Masterman in a Washington navy office. The eccentric commander claims imminent peril to humanity and seeks Paget's help to save civilization amid war rumors and naval intrigue.
Captain Masterman discusses to Lieutenant Paget a theory of a strange species whose existence he claims menaces the human family.
Dr. James Kerr of the London county council health department spoke to the illuminating engineering society on how varying brightness and contrast affect the eye. He described headaches from processing mixed red and black figures and questioned whether target clarity changes with high illumination surroundings.
The passage records a quarried exchange where a man boastfully claims kinship to ancestors and references a queen, mentioning a neighbor and a descendant named Sunta Gia. The dialogue hints at questions about lineage and numbers of offspring amid confusion.
A mangled passage mocks praise and blame tied to beauty and power. The jumble references the Sirduni¢ Slave-Easy and voices who claim blame shifts with appearance, while the speaker questions moral judgments tied to looks.
Fragmentary text references entertaining guests and a light social event. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes are readable. The passage remains ambiguous about the occasion or participants.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hence the Name and a Ubilt horse collection idea with phrases about throwing kisses and a person named Mite. The readable elements lack clear events, dates, or locations to define a concrete news item.
A report notes a main figure in the trade of patent leather shoes who runs a pull and a broker roles as the patent nears expiration. It mentions a traffic or transfer involving Nas and samctiimoniens fees.
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