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Newspaper
Rock Valley Bee
Location
Rock Valley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
The article surveys fashionable suits and footwear for women, noting tailored suits and coat dresses rise in popularity alongside broadcloth ensembles for winter. It highlights brick kid and patent leather combinations, simple street styles, and elaborate evening footwear with buckles, bows, and colored accents, stressing practicality across day, sports, and evening wear.
Dick Benner seeks help from Old Man Negley to save a St Bernard from a rabies scare. Negley frees the dog by removing a wedged knuckle bone keeping jaws open for three days, explaining most rabies fears are exaggerated. He urges common sense and criticizes public panic over mad dogs and shootings.
A 21 ton carpet described as the world's largest was laid in a London hotel for the first time in carpet making history. The 64 oriental pieces included 62 from Persia and two from China, woven by a Samarkand rug shop. Workers reportedly wove a colored rice fiber crescent into their section, symbolizing perpetual day and felicity for all who tread it.
In a brisk village incident a motorist named Barry drives at 43 mph while his wife engages in a quick exchange. She warns him of police attention as the officer shouts and chases, adding tension to the brief episode.
Fragments describe a medicinal salve claim to heal quickly without scars. Mentions druggists and The J. Zola Co. Rockford Illinois. Other content appears as corrupted prose about intellect and headstrong ideas.
Toledo Blade reports in Swift Run pond near Pigaa Ohio that Miss Belle O Brien notes two anglers hooked the same bass closely, with their minnow baits within a few inches of each other.
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