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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1936
Page
8
Fragmented OCR text shows a narrative fragment with character names and scattered phrases. The readable parts hint at a literary piece involving a relationship or mystery set around a specific locale. Strong entities include names such as Chari McUbias and Paula, with references to places and objects like a padlock and key.
A fragmented account discusses different millinery fashions across eras, noting Chinese influence in materials and design. It mentions designers, collectors, and the public’s reception to evolving headwear trends during a period of stylistic exploration.
Irisic colors adapted for women s fall shoes described with leather tones and color names. Names include Haya, Five, Huy, and Araby with references to brown, leather tones, and a Draw style.
The feature describes a versatile waist length jacket dress with bright print bows and round buttons, noting pleated fronts and a shroulat yoke detail. It cites Marbarn Thoth Pattern No 1884-9 with sizes 12 through 18 and bust measurements, requiring yardage for fabric contrast. The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept advertises the Spring designs book for purchase.
A shopper in an Oklahoma hardware store confronted a clerk about a mill item after a line purchase. He asked, Have you a mill, then inquired how much the old sausage mil costs, with the clerk answering two dollars and fifty five cents.
A garbled excerpt discusses pursuit of pleasure and restraint with scattered mentions of Europe. It references speed limits in France Germany and Britain and hints at a character named Oliver keeping control, though the passage is incoherent and lacks clear events or dates.
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