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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
5
The ad promotes Minpon's Paw-Pawe as a liver stimulant and laxative that does not scourge or gripe. It claims it starts liver secretions, improves digestion, and nourishes the stomach, asserting renewed vitality and strength for the body.
The article details a 1921 wheat exhibition in Columbus Ohio, highlighting Western Canada as a dominant force in granite, wheat, barley, and flax. It notes judges’ challenges, the prize trophy, and regional efforts in Manitoba and Alberta to promote grain production, with plans for immigrant assistance and future exhibitions in Chicago and beyond.
A garbled OCR style note asks why churchgoers say certain phrases and hints at a missing context or explanation about a phrase or term related to a church setting. The readable text is incomplete and unclear.
A church figure from Wigtown pleads health against dropsy and kidney issues. He credits Dostle Kidney Pills from Dodds Medical Co with relief after fatigue and swelling, urging readers to write for samples and prices.
Mary Dean surveys the season’s fashion with bold color stories and elegant gowns. She describes Oriental red satin ensembles, green satin and cream lace trims, soft cream and white lace accents, and intricate embroidery.
Roadwork is described with craft instructions for making decorative bead and pearl pieces. The text explains stringing beads, creating lattice nets, weaving strands, and forming two large bead ornaments suitable for hats or decor, noting materials from the hardware department and shop.
New jewelry forms include purse shaped bracelets with a tiny powder box and hinged clasp. The design places a small space for nickel accents and a decorative extension bracelet, displayed on the wrist with a distinctive compact form.
The long shoulder is a key blouse feature with sleeves ending near the elbow and attached by double seams. Collar styles vary from Robertville to everyday wear, with open neck outfits and waistcoat effects seen, including a striking double breasted waistcoat in ratine stripe.
A guide suggests using an inside pin through the belting after adjusting the waistband to protect the skirt material. It advises avoiding exterior pins near the waistline and instead fastening from the inside to prevent damage.
A fragment suggests a shift in dining setup with fewer risky items. The table is now overloaded with china, glass, and silver, but a few beautiful pieces of necessary tableware are kept for practical use.
The text outlines assembling a writing table by arranging three empty boxes, gluing them securely, and allowing to dry. It mentions materials like inked items and wax, but the fragment ends mid description without completing the process or identifying a date or place.
A fragment from a craft article describes cutting thick cardboard pieces for box bases and covering with pink silk, tying with wire, and embedding decorative elements as the guide explains how to assemble and decorate the boxes. It mentions embroidery and white knit detail, with a note that the exact method will be explained.
A reader requests a pattern by sending 1 cent to the Pattern Department. The entry asks for plain writing of name and address and the desired size and number of the pattern.
This item describes a claver waist hat style with back closure and separate gulmp e. It lists fabric options serge silk cashmere mohair or satin and notes pattern 6461 fits sizes 4 to 42 bust, with yardage estimates for waists and gulmpe. Send 10 cents to the Pattern Department of this paper with size and pattern number.
The text presents a fragmented dialogue on truth guiding progress through past precedent rather than future plans. It features quoted lines about balance between warning and guidance and includes a humorous aside about a banana baby and a fantastical query, highlighting playful confusion.
A garbled account shows John D. Rockefeller Jr making a quip about perseverance at an Easter breakfast. The misread text blends names, mis-spellings, and fragmented phrases, but hints at a lighthearted moment and a reference to porcelain prizes.
Washington inventors may contact the Patent Information Bureau in the Barrlater Building for free guidance on patentability and details about patents, trademarks and copyrights. Inquiries to Tala Surean will be answered promptly.
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