24 Nov 1938
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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
1
Amusing piece by Rush Wyeth Spears discusses mittens and scarf shown, noting they were not hand knitted but bought and gifted to a young miss at school. She alters them with colorful embroidery and bow patterns, detailing a bright red blossom and jade green stems, and cites Mrs Spears sewing books and home decor guides with purchasing details and contact in Chicago.
Charlie Cherles ML Schwab, the American millionaire, loved farce. He asked his secretary to obtain two tickets for Charlie's Aunt. A messenger delivering the order first misheard and delivered for Charlie's Agni, then testified, noting a bet about Mr Schwab's aunt.
Washington political writers weigh 1946 Democratic nomination prospects for Garner Hull and Clark. Age and party factions shape who would lead if Roosevelt does not run, with Hull seen as a neutral broker and Garner as anti New Deal’s political target. Wheeler is noted for pivotal 1952 Roosevelt support, Clark’s Missouri rise and third term debate shaping the field.
Fairly even exchange centers on routine and health. The dialogue hints at daily habits and balance between activity and rest, mentioning standing on a platform and train travel as part of a morning routine. The fragment references health benefits of dancing and a claim that apples keep the doctor away.
A fragmented dialogue comments on hard times for actors and seedy pasts. The speaker quips about being seedy, then defines a bigamist as a person who makes the same mistake twice, reflecting a humorous crime-adjacent aside.
The unreadable OCR fragment hints at a marital dispute or sexual topic with garbled dialogue. No clear persons, places, dates, or events emerge to anchor a proper news item or summary.
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