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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
4
The piece surveys linen outfits from spring and summer with emphasis on monochrome tones and printed designs. It highlights jackets and dresses in whites creams and deep greens with exotic motifs and modern silhouettes, including Creeds model suits and hand-embroidered details.
The article notes jewelry as a fad for fashionable ladies with multiple jewel collections. It highlights watches and clips styled as accessories, with pearl earrings and combs described as elegant additions. The tone emphasizes refined attire and coordinated outfits to elevate fashions.
The piece describes adding a tufty bow with many pleated net layers to the neckline for an ingénue look. It suggests pairing with a pet collar set or a simple black crepe day dress to achieve a fresh, fashionable effect.
The readable text presents a garbled sports fragment with unclear events and names. No concrete teams, scores, or dates are extractable to form a coherent summary or identify a main action.
The article notes a divided skirt costume as eminently practical for active sports wear. It highlights tailored quality, with linen imported from Moyashel and a design that buttons under the collar and tucks under the arm to allow full range of movement.
Fragmentary list mentions several proper names such as Shacesz Surleys, blue aurora, Feriante, Spidter, and Deron green with unclear context or roles. No clear event or action is identifiable from the readable text.
A colossally tangled humor piece recounts J Elmer Putterbaugh the absent minded carpenter who built a mismeasured church and lost a leg to a roof fall then saw his ghost boxed and frozen in. and TM Quigley recalls the Crazy Woman Wrangler tale of a boastful bear encounter and a seasoned rider feared by tenderfoots.
An Ames style column recounts a bustling Chicago grain market anecdote from John D. McDougall and J Sundberg of Wilsharo. The tale features a bragged sample of wheat, praise, a failed wagon load, and grasshoppers decimating the horses and wagon.
Early U S presidents were authorized to frank mail by writing a personal signature on the White House post envelope. The practice relied on the president stamping the message with a hand signature rather than a modern postage mark.
Joe E Brown invites boys and ginis to join his club cilub manual explains 36 prizes and steps from Sergeant to Captain. Mail name address and top of a red and blue Grape Nuts Flakes package to Battle Creek Michigan. Expires December 31 1936 good only in USA by General Foods.
Advertisement details a summer sewing pattern for a spectator sports frock with slit sleeves and a youthful bodice. Includes pattern numbers, available sizes, material estimates, and how to order from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
After an avalanche blocked the road to the Great St Bernard Pass in Switzerland a tunnel more than 150 feet long was dug through the snow. A doctor attended a patient as a woman cried for help, claiming a husharat has swallowed a smouse, and an inspector urged back to filming while a man lay on a settee with a wide mouth.
A garbled set of domestic hints covers cleaning with vinegar on stoves removing grease and stains using soap powder for garments whitening fabrics with paint tips for window shades and preserving celery. It mentions cooking flavors from onion juice and keeping jackets soft, all in a casual home guidance tone.
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