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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
2
Bedtime tale features A& Prem Barret staring at a window scene seeking Glory the Card ual. The frightened stringer Theo We and mischief tied to Glors's orn bownd Fat whistle unfold amid friendly orchestra chatter and a mysterious singing stranger observes from the shadows.
In a playful scene Peter debates judging folk by voice and appearance. Mocker mocks and challenges Peter to tell who is genuine, while Goldy scolds the mischief maker. The pair test perception, while Peter asserts he must see and hear to know someone.
Ed Wynn answers reader questions from Florida hotel tricksters to whisky sponge disputes and personal crises. A collage of humor and old time advice features a tale of a Florida hotel charging $108 a night, and anecdotes about trackside nerves and a boy’s grocery job mischief.
An offbeat letter discusses road quality after a long motor trip and asks who built the so called roads. The writer mentions a friend’s remark about a Frenchman and references American officials. The text reflects a puzzled tone about naming the builder of the roads.
Readable portions describe far flung foods and candies with ingredients and methods, then shift to an odd mountain measurement discussion. It references Mount Everest, Chimborazo, and other peaks while noting measuring from Earth's center rather than sea level. The text blends recipes with scientific trivia in a casual, period voice.
Curie Nicholas surveys new lace dominated ensembles and two piece outfits for summer, highlighting pastel pink cotton lace, light fabrics, and tailored jackets. The piece emphasizes practical yet fashionable options for warm weather, with focus on texture, color, and coordinating accessories.
A fragmented description traces fashion items from dull tones to bold color, highlighting a three piece ensemble with a jacket and skirt in black. Text notes shiny cellophane accents and sequins, mentioning a spring autumn balance and a general shift toward brighter, textured fabrics.
An OCR fragment details soft ribbons and flowers used to soften harsh lines. It mentions pale wine ribbons, clusters of flowers, and a decorative centerpiece amid a decorative setting. Names and clear context are missing or garbled.
A fragmentary note describes hats for children crafted from crepe paper, with playful designs and affordable prices. It mentions a top bonnets and a secondary style for play, priced as low as a few coins.
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