Display of Calico Dresses at Our Window Feature
In our show window you can view dresses made from Calico and Prints from the American Printing Co. A picture of the Mills where these goods are produced accompanies the display, along with dresses crafted from their Prints for visitors to see.
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American Printing Co
Wash Fabric That Is Washable in 6 Cent Per Yard Sale
A store displays a full line of washable fabric priced at 6 cents a yard. At 12 yards for 72 cents, the material is urged for making stylish dresses. The goods are fast color and tub-safe, promoted as economical and durable for simple living.
American Printing Company Highlighted as National Pride
The American Printing Company of Pall River Mass is described as the world's largest plant for paints with goods sold globally. It emphasizes national pride and states its product is cotton based, grown in the South, used for house dresses school dresses and boys' waists.
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Pall River
Mass
Southland
Mysterious Men Asked for Carmack in Carmack Case
Nashville report details two developments in the Cooper Sharp trial for the murder of former Senator E W Carmack. A defense witness, S J Bennings, will be recalled to clarify Carmack’s alleged handling of a gun cylinder. Secret police agents pursue a clue about three mysterious witnesses for the prosecution while Tennessean clerks confirm three men asked for Carmack’s address.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cooper Sharp
United States
E. W. Carmack
S. J. Bennings
Senator Carmack
Secret Police
McCorn
Carmack
The
Nashville Tennessean
Mr. Carmack
McCain
Westinghouse and Brocklebank Wedding at Irton Hall
The ceremony unites Miss Evelyn Violet Brocklebank and Mr. George Westinghouse Jr at Irton Hall in Holmrock. Attended by family, bridesmaids in bois de rose, and guests from Pittsburgh. After a Continental honeymoon, the Brocklebanks host a Liverpool reception before the couple settles in Pittsburgh. Also a note on Foley's Honey and Tar as a la grippe remedy.
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Liverpool
Evelyn Violet Brocklebank
George Westinghouse, Jr
Irton Hall
Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
Holmrock
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Ir‘ton
Sylvia
Katherine ‘Zrockebank
Sybil Needtham
Edith Parker
Westinghouse
Charles Roger Williams
Derby
Conn
C. H. Brocklebank
President's salary fixed at 75000 with travel expenses denied
WashingtonMarch 4 The president's salary is fixed at 75000 per year with no traveling allowances after two conference committees merged the legislative and sundry civil bills. The senate had proposed 100000, the house 75000, and the final agreement retained 75000 while denying travel payments. The action ends further salary increases for high officials. Near Death in Big Pond Ida Soper recounts a near fatal lung trouble cured by King s New Discovery. It treats coughs colds bronchial ailments with a 50c 1.00 price, trial bottle free, guaranteed by local druggists. A Pleasant Physic Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for mild gentle cathartic effect.
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Washington
United States
Houses
Congress
Senate
House
Big Pond
Ida Soper
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Chamberlain
Orr Drug Co
E. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
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