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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
13
A detailed fashion notice explores velvet gowns and printed velvet types for evening wear. It highlights bold colors, black and white contrasts, tunics, and decorative details like collars and trim, with fashion advice on when to wear plain versus printed velvet.
A fragmentary survey of the 1860 party split between Democrats and Republicans. It traces the Democratic convention struggles over slavery, the Charleston and Baltimore episodes, and the Lincoln campaign tactics, noting the Seward and Lincoln factions’ clashes and the pivotal roll calls that led to Lincoln’s nomination and the fall of Douglas.
Fragmentary description of a pocket sundial found at a court house location, noting a hinged style with a large pointer and a compass inked on the back. Names of towns in various countries are inscribed with numbers, indicating how the pointer aligns to show time when oriented to north.
A garbled report quotes Count Lemupt Belles recall of a Paris trip and a Marla banquet where a surgeon described war reminiscences. The exchange centers on a one armed soldier and a cryptic headquarters reply about fight ability, ending with a grim joke about a Roll of Honor.
In Rannaa City Star style, a wife and husband quarrel over a stray book. The husband questions a writer named Yolly while the wife, away, glimpses a Browning poetry volume bound only with the legend FourtV. The scene highlights a fragile, comic misunderstanding of reading and ownership.
Mrs Milton Hutden tells a fashion story featuring Lotta Gould and two young men in a Palm Dench Snoete scene. The tale describes a palm garden setting at a tri hotel with dancers and a moment where one man comments on Lotta Gould's dress while another struggles to see.
A fragment from the Mellourse Times references an inquiry about an automobile accident. The garbled text mentions counterfeit money and a phrase about turning a car upside down, hinting at confusion over what caused the wheels to move. The excerpt is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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