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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
7
A garbled snippet mentions He titan and Che Moin MT, with unclear references to wine and phages. The readable bits point to a discussion about biology or chemistry puzzles but lack coherent facts, names, or events to build a solid news item.
A compilation of scattered notes references about tonnage, political shifts, and curious inventions. Mentions about an international expo at Amsterdam, naval bullets, and various names, with incomplete context and several garbled phrases.
Rich costumes dominate Paris previews with black and white taxlard gowns, white veils and bold capes. Designers showcase cloaks, hats, and jeweled touches for autumn wear, including Turkish trouser effects, long draped capes, and nude suede gloves, while prices at restaurants rise.
The article discusses painters and fashion, noting that while pannters are stylish they are seen as dressy and perhaps unsuitable for everyday wear. It mentions a chain of colored gatalite with a plaque as a fashionable accessory and comments on wristwear by Agile.
Mrs Weodrow Wilsom wore a black cape gown in the senate gallery for a Cape gown display in Washington. The garment featured wartz-coloreyt embroidery with sequins and a matching wine colored gown, showcasing royal style contrasts.
In thick fog two Chebengite youths from the Dyer and Capt. GEfin families ventured in a small Tamptan boat near Half-Way Rock. The hull struck a reef and they were tossed into seaweed as the tide rose. For hours they clung as the sea raged, while Ashermen Ettjan Estes and Ernck York fought the current to reach them and guide them to safety.
In a Bronx special session court, Falagane, a 47 year old driver, pleaded guilty to making a false payment and seeking support for two children. The judge noted morale at the jail was broken with thieves evidently roaming. A $37 sum was involved in the support payment.
Harieton Po-Dpring storm lightning struck the home of Leonard Ferret in West Hazleton. A bolt tore plastering and smashed windows as the family awoke buried in debris but Pernari, his wife and others escaped with no serious injuries.
In New York the puzzling case of a good-looking boy who attempted to board a vehicle was clarified after investigation. The incident, tying to questions about a passenger, was resolved with explanations about the mistaken identity and sequence of events.
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