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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
8
White Velvet Evening Gowns Described in Fashion Feature
A detailed review of white velvet evening gowns highlights lavish fabrics and antique tailoring. Designers and couturiers showcase white velvet with black satin, turquoise embroidery, and crystal beading, noting the era’s fascination with refined, formal attire.
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Avery Lyerus
Aber
Gronleeid
Weach
Nish
Witte Medum
Ince
Mack Luca
Elrow
Plane flyer terrorizes by swooping low over crowd near Abt kellies
Witnesses report a plane flier dive toward a group including a priest and a woman near Abt kellies. The aircraft neared ground twice forcing people to scatter to fields. The aviator then retreated, leaving onlookers laughing and frightened, with the crowd certain the attacker is a maniac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iriya
John Daley Ives Spends Decades Beside Bed in Oakley
In Antioch California a veteran teacher John Daley Ives entered a long illness in December 1896. He lay bedridden for years with inflammatory rheumatism spreading through his bones and joints. Neighbors recall his serene patience as doctors watched him slowly become like a statue.
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Alhrtinez
Cal
UN County
Hispitaly Ete
Johe FF
Daley
John Daley Ives
John Daley
Oakley School
Antioch
Wwe
Teen
Man Found Hanged in Cemetery Near Frirvlow
Police are probing the death of a man found hanging by a wire in Frirvlow cemetery. A cryptic note referenced 9,000 miles and a return to a native country, signed William J. War turton. The victim, about 65, wore plain clothing and carried 83 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frirvlow
William J. A War Turton
Untitled local notice fragment on a family crime case
A damaged OCR fragment describes a court matter involving Denny Varria and a county family, with mentions of a contractor and a judge. The text is mostly garbled, but implies a legal action, investigation, and distress within a family in Kentucky. The exact details and outcomes are unclear due to the poor quality of the source.
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Mack
Tale Toy
Chantilly
Jaca
Wilstiinen
Walcome
Orbans
Belog
Enel
Sparta
America
Binck Rivbong
Acarfa
Antis
Revera
Local Scene Described in Odd Incident at Guilford Avenue
Reported anecdote from Leaat about a boy and neighbors watching a chicken tied in a yard as a man claims he does not know he is dead. The scene is recounted with uncertainty and local color from Inglignapolla News.
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Leaat
Holward
Sunior
Cutteurn Remedies Suggested For Skin And Hair Care
The notice discusses Cutteurn Ointment and Cutteurn Soap with a morning shampoo routine to soothe itching and irritation. It promises clear skin and soft hands as daily toilet preparations. The text also contains garbled dialogue about mistakes and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutteurn
Favorit e Prescription for Women touted by Ortiz Deanweert
A reader testimonial from Kansas City endorses Doctor Favorite Prescription for women. The note claims prior weakness and distress were cured after using three bottles, with no recurrence. It lists "Favorit ite Prescription" as the remedy and credits Ortiz Deanweert at May Street 2829, Kansas City, for availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kana
Mme
Ortiz Deanweert
Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches
An old remedy claim promotes 5.5.8. as a blood cleansing treatment for rheumatism. The ad cites a germ theory and urges readers to mail a history of their case to the Chief Medical Adviser at 15% Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Ga, promising free expert advice.
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D. Muntx
Parina Iahi
Minuan
Rufpalo
Ants
Woman Faces Fear Amid Rowdy Barroom Scene
A Columbus Dispatch excerpt describes a tense bar moment where a young woman speaks up to back a frightened maid and a man asserts himself at the back room. Patrons stare in shock as a fight or confrontation unfolds and a bartender or manager calls for two men.
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Charre
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