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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
2
A local kiosk offers Chamberlain's memory aid titled Diary is sold for 25 cents. The item draws curious buyers at the annual fair, with vendors noting keen interest from residents seeking a small, practical keepsake.
A muddled note references Stone 3 from Mintnone and various misread names. It hints at tragic meaning, distorted dialogue, and mentions Dr King’s New Cure for consumption and cold. The text asserts instant relief and permanent prevention of illness, mixing medical claims with uncertain testimonials.
An old advertisement promotes Tom Watson's Magazine at West 42nd Street New York. It touts a yearly subscription price of one dollar and features references to Watson’s political role and literary works. The text imitates a newspaper ad from a historical period.
A garbled OCR passage mixes mythic dialogue with legal terms and a courtroom scene. It references an Animist speaker, mention of Bat city, and a lawyer named Fagnoult disliking poverty, ending with the line Sir cold heat once you have th ease, indicating a convoluted trial or legal contention amid fantastical phrasing.
A fragmented OCR passage blends political chatter with botanical notes describing eucalyptus growth, timelines for growth to full size, and a humorous scene in New York involving a child named Margret and a dog. The text alternates between garbled quotes and stray journalistic fragments.
A fragmented OCR passage erupts in derisive terms about Europeans and Black people, railing against racial features and smells. The text mocks the “nose of Europe” and attributes odors to cigarette smoke and supposedly degraded civilization, illustrating hateful, demeaning rhetoric.
A classroom scene features a Sunday school teacher prompting students about events to leaves and flies. A new boy in the back seat interjects with a cheeky prompt and the class responder admits ignorance as the exchange stalls in fragmented dialogue.
A fragmented old column discusses medicines and remedies, praising Cham-Larlin’s Cough Remedy as safe for children and widely reputed. It also advertises general services in contracts, leases, and collections, claiming careful, attentive handling of business entrusted to the writer.
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