07 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1914
Page
1
A brief item notes an annual event titled similar to a festival or gathering, mentioning a recurring occurrence and its one day nature with focus on participants and location. The readable text preserves the sense of a yearly tradition and community involvement.
Store offers heavy discounts on children's dresses with prices slashed from 4.00 to 1.50 and 5.00 to 2.25, promoting the prettiest line in the city. Readable items include white dresses and baby styles as part of the stock-taking sale.
Rufus Crane testifies that he personally cleans every bottle using the latest sanitary methods before filling with Lintons Spring Water. He emphasizes bottles are as clean as the water is pure and invites customers to drink freely at Michaels.
A sale offers twenty dresses at 12 dollars each in fabrics like zephyr gingham linen and madras with striped trim and contrasting piping. Embroidered details appear in tan navy Copenhagen blue on all sizes. Never sold for less than two dollars.
Take your pick from muslins vephyrs voiles and other fabrics in leading colors. Many pretty open front and back models. Snappy dresses never sold for less than 3 dollars. Stock-taking sale price 1.75 dollars.
A local notice announces a stock taking sale of hats from a millinery shop. Meant to clear remaining inventory, the event promises deep discounts and bargain prices. The sale is highlighted as an opportunity for shoppers to scoop up fine millinery at reduced costs.
Big selection of dresses described as linen fabrics stripe voiles combination voile and net striped dimitys and embroidered effects. Prices never below 7.50 with stock-taking sale at 4.98.
A garbled string of numbers and symbols appears, offering no clear persons events or places. The readable content does not yield verifiable names dates or locations for a concise news item.
Fragmentary catalog style notes show lace prices listed as 10c 20c 25c 30c and 50c with stray letters and numbers. The readable content is minimal and does not yield a coherent event or figure.
Advertises a hosiery sale offering ten percent off all hosiery including ladies men and children with cotton lisle and silk options. It includes price examples such as twenty two cents forty five cents and ninety cents to illustrate savings.
A brief price row shows counterpanes offered at multiple price points: $2.00 items for $1.50, $3.00 items for $2.25, and a higher tier of $35.00 counterpanes priced at $3.75. The line reflects discount pricing patterns in a textile catalog.
Bargain waists reduced in a street sale listing several price points. Items include $1.25 waists for 84 cents and $2.50 waists for 1.67, with higher value waists at 3.34 for 5.00.
A catalog of parasols shows price reductions from 20 cents to 5 dollars with multiple discount levels. Items list assorted parasols with marked prices and sale figures such as 1.12, 2.00, 3.75 and 5.00, indicating a broad sale range.
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