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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
7
A fragmented fashion description surveys worn coats and gowns with vivid detail. It notes navy and copper hues, white chemises, and embroidered trims, highlighting draped collars, lace accents, and ribbon or belt variations, all reflecting period styling and materials.
A woman appears in a striking outfit described in vivid garb and accessories. Details include a bingk garment, organitle nehu embroidery, a nyn sluide sample, feather lipels, long white gloves, and a tartan muslin ensemble in bright colors.
Police confront a fleet of motorboats raiding barges in New York waters. Pirates, often ex-sailors, use fast launches to steal portions of cargo during night shifts, altering rates and disguising operations to flee with sacks of coffee sugar and textiles.
A London Times writer details summer fashion with silk dresses in striped patterns of varied widths. Skirts feature flounces with vertical stripes, plus plain or shaped hems in striped cloth. Fashions include pink coats braided with stripes and dual colored ribbons, with white and black and royal blue hues favored.
The latest foulard frocks showcase graceful trailing draperies with sashes, long ends often extending past the skirt edge. Touches of red accent navy or black major tones, favored by top designers, create a decidedly pleasing effect.
The article describes creating rose appliques on summer dresses with elaborate stenciling and organza trims. It notes methods for shaping petals, using ginghams and organdies, and advises on color matching. It also offers tips for cleaning white kid gloves and maintaining delicate fabrics.
A chaotic selection notes fashion items including leather belts and varied fabrics such as cottons and prints. It references patterns like gingham, organdic styles, and novelty prints, with mentions of color tones and fabric textures. The piece reads as a catalog-like survey of textile options and consumer appeal.
In a Charleston West Virginia courtroom, a jurist weighs a sensational case mirroring Sotoston. Five witnesses claim disputed chickens belonged to Joli Prax ater, while six back Mrs Cookham’s charge of harboring them. A neighbor’s plan to release birds to prove roosting results ends at Mrs Fraler’s home. The judge quips that the case would tax any GOLOmon.
An advertisement touts a blood purifier as the only proper treatment for rheumatism, claiming it cleanses the blood of impurities and acts as an antidote to rheumatism. It urges readers to request literature and advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 107 Griffin Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A brief note records that a glekpoker work was completed swiftly amid a moment of abstraction. The entry highlights a sudden creative breakthrough and a rapid completion in a minimal time frame.
Reports from Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta indicate vast grain crops likely to exceed 1915 yields. Labor shortages drive provinces to recruit 10 000 harvest hands in Manitoba 16 000 in Saskatchewan and 5 000 in Alberta with high daily wages. Employment offices and railroad rate options help workers reach harvest fields in nearby states and Canadian offices across multiple cities.
A disjointed narration describes a horse with prominent ribs and a dubious trainer. An impatient spectator scowls at the driver while the gypsy crowdworker insists on following his plan, mentioning a steam laundry and asserting his expertise.
Fragmentary Vintage dialogue hints at editor and poet debate about poetry value and worth tied to a Liberty bond. muddled names and mis-spellings from the transcript suggest a Boston setting and a reflective, ironic tone on authorship and market value.
Fragmentary OCR captures a terse exchange about timing and interruption. A speaker demands clarity as another woman asserts a plan to depart soon, mentioning a roughly ten minute window and a quick interruption.
An advertisement praises Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney trouble. It cites doctors and life-insurance interviewers noting many applicants are declined due to unnoticed kidney issues. Readers are urged to test the preparation and order through the paper insert.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for doubled shaving efficiency and skin health. It claims no irritation, germs, or waste, and suggests it suits daily use for shaving, bathing, and grooming with one soap for multiple aliases and routines.
The passage urges steadfast effort toward high ideals, noting that true progress comes from persistent work, learning, and self-improvement. It champions courage to strive, develop intelligence and character, and maintain faith in God to guide one’s actions. It portrays failure as a stepping stone toward power and civic leadership.
A fragmented note describes a shop encounter where a man seeks a cellutotd collar. The text mentions a humorous science theme and a remark about a forty horsepower car not traveling far on a single power income.
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