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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
8
A historical fashion note describes ornate fabrics such as Iarly Beoonting-Aloh Brocade and Arn Alea High coats. It notes intricate embroidery, brocade, and crystal accents, with references to wearer style in a mayoral context and a dramatic display at a textile event.
A vintage fashion description details rich cloaks in satin and crepe, with soft draped fronts and pink rose clusters. It notes French designer influences, silk and chiffon fabrics, and the allure of premium models as worn by Mary Dear, highlighting ornate embroidery and luxurious textures.
A fragmented piece discusses baby clothing focusing on cooling, breathable fabrics and safe, practical outfits. It mentions patterns and fabrics, emphasizes light colors, and notes concerns about drafty outfits and comfort for infants. The text blends styling ideas with warnings about keeping babies warm without overheating.
A note on wrap garments using the body of the cloth with a focus on charm and beauty of the material. The text mentions usual dollarlons and dapand and new brocaded worsteds, with uncertainty about their use for such wraps.
The article notes evening gowns in velvet and satin, with volt clufton and velvet in. Green and bright colors dominate. Emerald and grass greens lead millinery and trims, with bold colors favored for street wear and home décor accents.
A fragment describes horns with yard long handles described as an artillery item for women to welcome and use without bending. It mentions breaking the carsot ataals and round handing of slondar walking alck with WohORAnY or golden Gak horns in silver or gold plate.
A reader voice probes a woman about strange thoughts while a reader glances away. The man accuses her of hidden thoughts. she responds by commenting on a bargain to buy shirts as the scene shifts to a bizarre anecdote about an elderly man drowning after throwing an orange, followed by a grim animal wreck and a casual sales pitch from the woman suggesting half a dozen shirts to boost stock.
A birthday party tale shows a host's efforts to entertain unruly children with parlor tricks, while the mother remains displeased and hidden tensions emerge as the kids mock the entertainer. In a second vignette Henry asks his father to imply better than others, then questions the usefulness of handing him tacks.
The report honors passengers and crew aboard the vanished liner for their coolness and bravery. It names Major tui, the Strausses, Elvat Oliicer Murdock, and others while noting a brave nurse who faced danger, praised for her restraint during the disaster.
The fragment cites a poetically phrased query about Cupid striking the match, wondering where such a spark originates. It presents a cryptic line attributed to Cornell Widow and laments lack of facilities or resources. The text appears as a fragment with archaic spelling and unclear context.
A reader praises a cereal product, claiming it relieved long standing digestion and appetite problems. The letter notes severe gas, vomiting, headache, and weakness prior to using the product, then states improved eating and weight gain after regularly consuming Grape-Nuts at meals. The endorsement is attributed to Granowate Tina dona for mo and printed as a grocery-era testimonial.
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