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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
3
A Paris fashion correspondent reports on evolving line and sleeve lengths, noting a move away from extreme fullness toward refined silhouettes. Lace remains central, with chemise influences and varied sleeve lengths influencing evening gowns and daytime suits across key designers.
Sugar prospects rise as acreage expands and growing conditions improve across states led by Louisiana and Florida. United States beet and cane crops anticipate a substantial boost with 1920 forecasts projecting 345000 tons, enough to fill freight cars, while the agriculture department cooperates to protect crops from pests and weather.
An odd wording notes Braid or Tin Sides and Hraid appearing in a bolero cule with a novel faluiloz arrangement on two Wildes. The sentence presents cryptic names and a quirky image, reflecting a playful or experimental text fragment.
A garbled urban prose piece discusses stock handling and training, noting the impact of proper preparation on stock ratings and work performance. It mentions draft stock, barriers, and the need for skilled training to improve yields and user prospects, with references to breeders and trainers.
A fragmented note explains how water levels and timely wetting prevent mold in silos. Proper aeration and drainage reduce fermentation issues and mold growth, ensuring safer stored corn and diminished spoilage.
Grain caretuny is examined removing faulty years and placing solid ears with elastic band or string. The text discusses ripening on the plant, stripping husks, and selecting good ears while considering frost, dirt, and harvesting timing.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions corn on the ear and sweet corn, with unclear lines about curing and a mention of a conventunt. The legible parts describe corn varieties and a general food preparation context, though much of the text is unreadable.
Entomologist WoT Pilal of Allagta prescribes a nine step rotation of protective measures to guard crops from insects. The guidance emphasizes saturating and drying utensils, soaking gear, and thoroughly cleansing equipment before reuse as part of a broader rural college recommendation for pest control and crop protection.
Fragmented OCR text describes aspirin labeled as Liyer or Hiner Vablete with claims of relief for toothache nerve pain and head distress. Mentions packaging as twelve tablets and pricing in cents, and references manufacturing and prescribing by a physician. The readability is poor and exact facts about brand, origin, or legitimacy are unclear.
A garbled fragment discusses credit limits and entering the law business. It mentions a student involved with the legal field and hints at experiences with credit and hiring. The text appears as a rough OCR snippet with unclear names and context.
A vintage medical ad urges cleansing the blood to rid catarrh germs. It touts fifty years of use and offers free advice from Orcas Medical Adviser, claiming relief through reprays and chemicals and urging readers to start treatment now.
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