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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
8
Velvet dominates fall fashion with rich textures and bold designs. The piece notes green and wine velvet, textured bodices, and intricate skirts featuring velvet and satin blends. Designers emphasize luxurious colors and dramatic silhouettes, including fitted bodices, long skirts, and tailored jackets with velvet accents.
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The article describes evolving bridal veil designs drawing on Russian and Western influences. It notes plastic effects, tulle overlaid with crystals, and the use of silver filigree to shape and secure veils. Details include the conical headdress and crimped tulle shaping from backstage fashion presentations.
An article describes a new black knitted evening gown made from cellophane yarn, noting its bold departure from prior Patin Beach and New York designs. It highlights its craftsmanship, elegance, and alignment with contemporary fashion sensibilities.
Ambiguously garbled text lists names and colors with phrases like glowy lace and glassy Wansparent Jace. Mentions Renesh, dark red, pale shield, and a dress with 50 referenced, but details are unclear and fragmented.
In Caracas a restaurant owner faced conflict after a matador impersonation sparked a rival plot. Senor Capehart staged a daring impersonation of the police chief, prompting a security crackdown when a rival accused him of using a matador’s costume. The crowd cheered as the real police chief arrived, exposing the elaborate deception and earning Capehart praise for his daring performance.
A historical note cites 21 billion pounds of meat eaten in 1934, highlighting the American meat packing industry’s vast chain of farmers, transportation firms, packing plants, and thousands of workers. It notes per capita meat availability and_LINK to widespread use of packinghouse products in everyday goods.
A century ago bandits controlled the pass between Spain’s two major port cities Cadiz and Malaga. Stagecoaches carried travelers for protection money from bands and local districts. Officials and rival merchants fought over outrunning this extortion as legitimate commerce struggled to survive in the era.
Popular handbag tas y to crochet by Grandmother Clark promotes easy, stylish accessories. The cream stockinette cotton bag features a wave weave and measures about 5i by 0 inches finished. Package 409 includes crochet cotton and handles with instructions, ready in about ten days for 49 cents.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered words about laughter oats and cheap things. The readable portion hints at a garbled notice or ad segment with no clear event date or involved organizations. Further restoration needed for a coherent summary.
A youth sought the price of a dinghy by calling a major department store. The operator misheard and asked for the ladies' wares department, leading to a humorous exchange about the request for a boat. The story reflects a fond anecdote from New York.
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