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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1899
Page
4
In a tense pursuit across dawn light, Sylvia pleads with Dave to rescue Delight. The group tracks the captors, discovers Delight’s peril, and a fatal shot ends a key romance. Gilbert Merridale dies, Desire endures grief as the family plans a future with the new army.
A feature on summer gowns in India silk fabrics highlighting how slender silhouettes are achieved. Describes high chiffon collars, tucked sleeves, yokes, and decorative turquoise accents. notes black and white dotted silks, lace appliques, and embroidered trims. Mentions an Argentine wheat king and a stray fashion critique.
At a Liverpool area party, guests arriving on bicycles had tickets issued by the hostess for storage. The housekeeper, not a cyclist, pinned tickets to front tires, damaging several pneumatic tires while ensuring visibility. Cyclists retrieved their bikes later, noting tire-related mishaps amid the ticketing system.
Mrs Lumley urges family to install a burglar alarm. Mrs Watkins doubts, but Mrs Lumley insists it is excellent. They explain burglars appeared night before last, and the alarm allowed them to retreat to the attic and lock the door before intrusion advanced inside the house.
The excerpt hints at a New York Journal item about a barber named Patron Hor dealing with a cold. It presents a fragmentary, tongue in cheek tabloid style noting speechlessness and discomfort while hinting at a business angle.
In May 1873 Admiral Dewey commanded the Narragansett surveying the Gulf of California. A Texas incident near La Paz prompted a tense standoff as American and British engineers were held by Mexicans. Dewey warned the Mexican colonel that an American life was in danger and demanded 24 hours to rescue the engineer before bombardment.
Mile. Caire, famed soprano, runs a Cevennes farm in summer. She tends a kitchen garden, wearing blue jeans and sabots, hoeing and watering daily. Friends in Paris received harvest notes while she credits spades and potatoes for health restored by outdoor life.
Poet Campbell of Hohenlinden fame attended a party where lights suddenly failed. In the ensuing confusion a guest pushed Campbell, sending him downstairs. When asked who was there a voice from below replied, It is I, sir, rolling rapidity.
A fragment states that tobacco smokers have been more exempt from influenza during recent epidemics than nonsmokers, then oddly shifts to a line about a woman admiring a man leading to persecution. The text is unclear and garbled with unfamiliar terms and misplaced phrases.
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