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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1907
Page
8
A greenhouse style sales pitch offers dainty waists made from fine materials at reduced prices. The owner claims choice surplus prints and fabrics, with waists described as exceptionally soft, well trimmed, and well fitting. Regular prices ranged from 1.75 to 2.00, with a sale price of twenty cents per item.
A reflection on evolving standard patterns in AI design. The text highlights consistency, error reduction, and improved adaptability as key factors driving progress. It notes how established patterns help teams build robust systems and outpace ad hoc approaches.
A fragment notes a 36 inch heavy weight unbleached muslin offer. The text mentions a yard quantity and suggests strong demand with about 19,000 guards quickly snapped up. The wording is unclear but implies a sale on fabric material and potential shortages.
Read list of household items with discounted prices including shelf oilcloths, bed pillows, bedspreads, crochet spreads, absorbent towels, and heavy toweling. Describes materials, fills and finishes, with values noted and urgent wording urging quick purchase. Includes references to feather fillings and ticking quality.
Unreadable scanned sale listing items for personal care and grooming with scattered prices and product names. Mentions including soaps creams powders brushes and manicure sets with terms like Pond’s extract cream French toothbrushes and safety razors in a miscellaneous discount offer.
A dubious plan to hoard bargains and flood the market with ready made coats unfolds. A coatminker aimed to stock thousands for a high margin then faltered, fearing weather would burst the sale and started liquidating his inventory. The piece notes many garments available at sale.
Bold sale notices tout women’s coats and coverts in various styles. Listings include AY 38.05- AY 4.95 for new covert coats tightly tailored and satin finished, with misses sizes in plaids and checks. Stock reportedly about 200 coats up to size 42, mix of textiles and box styles, described as one of the best bargains.
The 27-50 suits feature chiesy chiffon brendcloth in exquisite cordrings with tailored effects as the main appeal. Panama and rich broadcloth options, vivid colors, and stylish accessories like 25e Roman stripe silk belts and 50e black silk belts with metal buckles highlight a diverse, fashionable offering.
Women and misses skirts in navy gray and black cheviots with tailored styles in all sizes. Prices reach up to 2 dollars and 50 cents for woolen shirts and skirts trimmed with bands and buttons. Fine skirts in French voile and other cloths priced to 5 dollars.
A Washington report notes government programs under a departmental effort to study fat and thin Americans. Advice offers excess eating and sleeping for the fat, and heavy sleeping routines for the thin, with claims fat is mostly water and weight gain tied to prolonged rest. An assassination item from London reports F Pakyong Whe, ex–Korean legation secretary, killed in Seoul.
Sheridan townspeople rally for a grand Fourth of July after years without celebration. Organizers pledge to mobilize support, seek additional help if needed, and explore a special train service from across the range and from nearby cities to mark the patriotic event.
In Spokane Washington an armed band of hoboes attacked two Northern Pacific trains at night. Passengers and crew faced gun threats as the hoboes boarded near Seventh Avenue. Railroad guards repelled the assault on the first train and the group later tried a second intrusion before retreating. Authorities fear further incidents as the attackers reportedly escaped with intimidation.
Fragmentary report mentions an admiralty order banning radio content and a discussion of Japanese military actions. The timestamps and names are garbled, but the piece conveys a wartime censorship and weapon range claim amid chaotic prose. The text references Laonfen and Fogland amid unclear events.
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