Dress Sale Shrinks Prices With One Dollar Choice
A sale offers house dresses priced from 1.50 to 3.50 with a bundled option at 1. The advert highlights a single dollar choice for a limited rack. Strong entities include dress items and the seller’s price cue. The notice emphasizes affordability and a quick selection window for shoppers.
Dress Sale Reduces Linen and Corduroy Prices
A local dress sale offers one rack of linens ratines and corduroys once priced at 5.00 6.50 and 7.50 now available for 3.95 while supplies last. Shoppers are urged to come early for the value.
Belt assortment and white belts for sale
A local shop advertises white belts priced at 25 and 50 cents with a nice assortment of styles and a complete stock of colored belts available for selection.
Upward Front Coats and Trimmed Skirts in Fashion
The Banner notes the new fashion with coats showing an upward front line, often created by a trimming band. It covers two illustrated models, patterns in sizes 34 to 42 for coats and 22 to 30 for skirts, fabric needs, and color ideas from French influence. Also highlights a masculine dress 7798 with trimmed sections, and emphasizes combination corset cover and drawers as comfortable yet pricey for ready wear. Patterns and transfer designs available from Pattern Department in New York.
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Batiste
Ladies’ Home Journal
West 43Rd Street
New York
Preventative chigoe remedy from Athens sparks debate
The letter from Edward L. Bishop of Atlanta endorses a simple preventative for red bug bites. He recommends rubbing powdered sulphur around the ankles and in shoes, claiming it keeps insects at bay. Bishop notes repeated success and suggests five cents’ worth serves fifty people.
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S. C. Benedict
State Board of Health
Northwest
Edward L. Bishop
Manufacturers’ Warehouse Company
Atlanta
Athens
West
Bishop
Red Bug
E. L. Bishop
Extra Session in Lone Star State
Special to the Banner from Austin Texas July 22 the Texas legislature met in an extra session to address unfinished business Gov Colquitt submitted three subjects for action including biennial state government appropriations a constitutional amendment providing direct statewide election of US senators and a reform measure for the state penitentiary system
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Austin
Texas
Colquitt
United States
Improve Your Complexion With Chamberlains Tablets
An advertisement states your complexion and temper suffer from a disordered liver and constipation. It recommends Chamberlains Tablets to improve both conditions and notes availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Forestalling Famine Furor Forgotten in New Plan
New York July 22. Army and navy officials discussed a plan to rapidly mobilize food aid to large cities if railroad ties up. A famine rescue corps would be able to move milk meat and dairy supplies to sustain millions in an emergency, preventing starvation amid transport disruptions.
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New York
Uncle Sam
Navy
Gotham
Anniversary Spotlight on Rosenthal Murder and City Vice
A year after Herman Rosenthal was killed, protected gambling and police corruption remain pervasive in the city. Public uproar has faded, with police plots claiming the crisis has subsided and vice flourishing at the suspected scene. New Yorkers appear to be moving on, even as sensational events recede from memory.
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Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Revered McPhail Visits Commerce and Athens Presbytery
Rev. J. D McPhail former pastor of the Commerce Presbyterian church and current superintendent of Home Missions of the Athens Presbytery and assistant pastor in Athens Ga visited Commerce friends and parishioners. He is conducting meetings at Thyratira Presbyterian near Jefferson with notable success and is warmly welcomed by locals.
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Commerce
J. D McPhail
Presbyterian Church At
Athens
First Presbyterian Church
McPhails
Thyratira Presbyterian Church
Jefferson
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad for Home First Aid
A Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertisement urges households to keep a bor n supply for burns cuts wounds and scalds. J H Polanco of Delville Tex reports its salve saved his girl’s cut foot. The claim is backed by local merchants and salesmen.
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Bucklen
J. H. Polanco
Delville
Tex
R. No
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Fifteen Cent
Norfolk Dress Sale
Ten Cent
Lone Star State
Mr. McPhail
Presbytery