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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
8
A collage of clipped lines shows mixed wagers and strange banter about a 50,000 prize and a stock of odd quotations. Mentions of Might uneary the Atlantic weight salely and a puzzled discussion on identity and gender weave through an improbable scene.
A fragmentary description details a quarry near Miraford in the southwestern Monodcally area of New York uncovering a petrified wood deposit. Researchers note the rock hardened like flint, revealing a museum quality church hall facade carved with delicate leaf tracery and twig impressions amid a fossilized sediment bed.
An article discusses shifting climate caused by volcanic dust altering atmospheric chemistry and blocking sunlight. It contrasts a theory about CO2 warming with Humphreys disputed idea that volcanic eruptions lofted dust and sun rays prevented heat reaching Earth, influencing long term climate.
A garbled 19th century fire scene dialogue describes a young man at a window and ladder actions amid a fire. The speaker mentions a new fireman seeking to log in his position and duty as flames loom.
The feather bonnet story recalls a 20 year old incident in Calgary where an apprentice helped fashion plumes into a bonnet. The trimming drew mockery from peers, the department head praised the look, and disposal of waste plumes caused a public stir about vanity and class.
The article describes summer hat fashion with extreme flat brims dominating. It highlights graceful couture from Paris and London influences, including large flowers, wreaths, knotted ribbons, and pillbox-like crowns. Notable mentions include pink tulle hats with layered fabrics and wide brims, and garlands of flowers framing the head.
A fragmentary description notes blue toned house gowns with a new skirt drapery. The dialogue hints at printed textiles and foggy displays, suggesting a fashion or domestic scene from a historical period.
A detailed description of a wrap called the yas tolot worn by Doris Wilt and the bounty of models in a lively display. Deluxe features include a short bolero with a postition pack, fabric choices, draped collars, and color harmonies. A French perfume titled queen of roses is praised for its emerald case and glass bottle shaped like a bloom.
The article details varied button styles including pearl and rhinestone centers, black backing shapes, and hand covered lace buttons. It notes bone foundations improving over wood, self covered and crocheted options, and washing tips for braided trims to preserve luster.
The article discusses how combining color with white enhances waists and frocks. It notes transparent waists and wraps in soft white satin with pink chiffon warps, creating a delicate, alluring effect described as indescribably lovely.
J G Mills and three sons from Lloydminster Saskatchewan rose from homestead beginnings eight years ago to claim the North American grand championship at the World Exposition in Columbia South Carolina. They won the Colorado Cat trophy for the West bushel of cats exhibited among about a hundred farmers demonstrations. They credit their success to careful study of climate soil and seed plus diversified cropping and livestock, and say their method is now being emulated by surrounding farms.
Less an Iluston recounts how Janes Mercynuids investigated the Lobares trust and a Tennessee lawyer recalls a stout billsman proposing a $10 000 wage suit to him in his office years ago. The case involved delayed action and a surprising connection to a circus-esque claim.
A jumble of overheard phrases from a school setting hints at surprise and gossip among neighbors. The garbled text suggests a scene of informal talk about someone named Qia Miles Pria and missing opportunities while a resident is away.
Pentwater Michigan resident describes severe back pain and inability to walk. After one week on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her condition improves, with less backache and a disappearing heavy sensation, leading to full recovery. Credit given to the product by readers in Peoria Illinois correspondences.
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