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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
8
The article highlights lace trimmed outfits and two piece suits for summer wear. It notes white lace, gathered necklines, pearl buttons, and straw hats as stylish touches. A fashion-forward look includes a brown two-tone suit, green accessories, and light fabrics suitable for warm weather.
Hosiery makers introduce cut-out sandal hose designed to pair with new summer slippers. The stock is uneven, with narrow, stiff legs and visible stitches. Vendors highlight novelty, color, and shine as key selling points while balancing fit and display of the leg.
Lanvin designed draperies frame an evening look described as swirling and ornate. The text highlights gold-plated accents, front decolletage detail, and heavy fabric folds creating a dramatic silhouette.
A fragmented 19th century narrative recounts Irish prospector Tristaniay captured by pursuers after a brutal hunt. Attempts to extract a confession end in a dramatic rope ordeal and a daring escape, with surrounding rumors of California warders and staged fakes.
A prospecting find in the Chaco canyon region near Santa Fe uncovered a well preserved baby mummy and two blankets with Mesa style feathers, sparking debate among archaeologists about why the ancient Tewa people vanished and leaving many clues in a burial ground riddle. Local Native observers lament the disturbance of the child grave as experts prepare formal reports for scientific journals.
Calving Coolidge, while in the White House basement area early in his term, discovered a large sack of raw peanuts near a doorway. Believing them to be for his own meals, he ate them and felt ill until a doctor advised castor oil. He later learned the peanuts were intended for squirrels and garden workers.
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