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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1934
Page
8
A rambling narrative covers pain symptoms, treatments, and the roles of physicians and dentists. It cites a Yale dean praising specialized training for spurred dentistry, medical education, and collaboration between faculties as essential for patient care.
Fragmentary OCR describes a course of study for an embaltist covering embalming and medical topics. The text mentions organic chemistry pathology bacteriology and modern preservation techniques with emphasis on anatomy and the sense of death, plus related practice like bandaging. The readable portion is incoherent and lacks clear dates or institutions.
Faded OCR reads discuss lightweight summer velvets for day and evening wear. Notes new American velvet fabrics with washable finishes, crinkle wash options, and novelty weaves. Mentions fashion uses from resort and travel to sportswear, with color and texture variety and decorative patterns.
A fragmented report notes knit fabrics now resemble tweeds with Angora stripes and soft Wool yarns. It highlights designers Anny Biutt and New York Emory Weilu gaining recognition, mentions spring yarns and a collection priced around 40 to 75 dollars, and references Meristhilist Chron in fashion coverage.
An unusual textile item describes linen clothing adaptable for active participation and street wear. It highlights a knit mesh design, breathable material, and practical comfort, noting a beige brown and white tweed-yarn look and easy styling for casual outfits.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a grand local scene with fashion notes and a public gathering. It mentions wardrobes and an 8 Walnut Street detail, with garbled references to people and places, suggesting a social event or theater-linked tailors. The exact meaning remains unclear due to damaged wording.
Fragmented OCR notes mention tabuts and avonng wear and thunieiven. It hints at full anti attire and the newest alter-the abtp. Text is garbled but references clothing terms and decorative fashion phrases without clear context.
A vintage collection outlines many lamb preparations with meat cuts, sauces, and side pairings. It lists lamb neck slices, steaks with apples, molded salads, terrapin style dishes, and stews, emphasizing economical, flavorful uses and serving ideas.
The article traces measles as a historic scourge with waves every few years, noting its differentiation from smallpox late, and highlights high mortality in past wars and isolated outbreaks. It discusses lack of specific treatment, transmission patterns, and the belief in natural resistance shaping populations.
The Washington Post notes a tale where Mrs. Dewey’s necklace of paste gems passed for genuine diamonds and pearls. The piece reflects on value, envy, and honesty, likening the lesson to the ancient saying about gold and giltter in jewels and human relations.
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