Miscellaneous Value Items and Toiletries List
A cataloglike entry lists inexpensive goods including silver plated teaspoons at 25 cents, salts and peppers with sterling tops at 4 dollars per pair, crumb sets at 3 dollars, ice pitchers at 5 dollars, Copco soaps 19 to 20 cents, violet toilet items, witch hazel 15 to 30 cents, Dr Charles Flesh Food 1.75, solid back hair products 3 dollars, talcum powders 5 to 25 cents, radial toothpaste and nail brushes, Riviera box soaps 10 cents, Garden of Allah sachet 1.28, among other small household items and personal care products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Hanson Jenks
Leather Hand Bags and Purses Price Guide
An OCR readout lists various leather hand bags and purses with descriptions such as velvet, silk, cloth and metal frames. Prices range from about 39 to 50 cents up to 3.98 for leather options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Belts and Appliqué: Elastic Silk Leather Belts
Prices list belt types including elastic silk leather and fancy belts with ranges from 10c to 50c and up to 1.00. Mentions 25c elastic belts and 50c to 1.00 silk leather belts. Describes various belt materials and pricing without extra details.
Jewelry and Accessories Prices in Precise Historic List
A catalog of various jewelry and accessory items with price fragments including enamelled bar pins 25c to 50c, collar pin sets, belt buckles, brooches at 15c, 25c, 50c, leather bracelets 1.00, lavalliers 50c to 1.00, German silver vanity cases, gold plated lockets 1.50, German silver mesh bags 2.95, and related items shown with inconsistent decimal marks and stray characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Fed
Madras
Easter styles and Paris fashion on next Sunday's Post
The home page highlights pretty frocks for Easter, Paris fashion in negligee gowns, and a feature on planning for the spring garden. Readers will find style, elegance, and seasonal tips in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Next Sunday
Congress presses final push on annual appropriation bills
Washington Feb 27 House and Senate moved to complete annual appropriation measures with many in conference and two bills ready for the President. The general deficiency bill carrying 24,658,248 passed the House with $15.1 million for pensions and $19,977 for the Commerce Court for the current year. The naval and general deficiency bills faced lively opposition in coming days as battleship questions arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Commerce Court
Amendments to Diplomatic and Consular Bill Titled With Rivers and Harbors
Amendments to the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill carry about 4 million dollars. Conferences were requested on the rivers and harbors, Indian and public buildings appropriation bills.
Sewing Machine Company Manager James S. Crocker Dies by Hanging
James S. Crocker, married and longtime manager at the Standard Sewing Machine Company, hanged himself in the Tremont street office using a leather strap tied to a large safe. He had been ill for a long time and despondent over his health not improving.
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James S. Crocker
Garden Street
Medford
Standard Sewing Machine Company
Tremont Street
Crocker
Harrison Co offers spring suits and overcoats at half price
Easter Sunday reminder announces Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach selling about 1500 suits and 400 silk lined spring overcoats half price from 12 60 to 35 00 now eight dollars each, event dated March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. Harrison Co
H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Cor, Beach
Suffragist Hikers Reach Washington After Wet March
National Suffragist officers plan to deliver their message to Wilson, but Rosalie Jones and her army of hikers press on toward the capital. The group endures rain from Laurel to College Park amid jeers and a minor fist fight, with rest stops and medical care as they near the final leg to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladensburg
Suffragist Association
Wilson
Rosalie Jones
New York
Laurel
Jones
Army
Alice Paul
Washington
Hyattsville
College Park
W. P. McGruder
Wife asks search for missing husband in Lawrence
Rose Drescher asks authorities to search for her husband William Drescher a clerk at the German cooperative store who disappeared after collecting his weekly pay and their savings. She suspects he may have gone to Leipzig Germany where his father lives and where he attended school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
William Drescher
Rose
Harrison Co. Spring Suit Sale Ad on Washington St
Harrison Co. advertises last year’s suits and overcoats at half price. $15.00 suits now $7.75, $18.00 suits $9.75, $25.00 suits $12.50, silk lined overcoats to edge $9.75. Located at 662-672 Washington street corner Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Cor. Beach
Adout
Claim Scheme in Annexation in Haverhill
Haverhill Massachusetts February 27 Georgetown post office merged with Haverhill post office. After March 1 the postmaster T A Hill becomes clerk in charge for life. Democrats allege merger to keep Republican in office and name Georgetown Democrats as candidates. Petition to Postoffice Department to challenge merger once the new Postmaster General takes office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Georgetown
T. A. Hill
Berch
Post Office Department
Washington
Postoffice Department
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WHITE
White’s
Aio
Optie Phage
Arge Novelty
Coque de Roche
Nell Rose
Adler
Ip Cies
Royal Worcester
Coutil
Batiste
Redfern
Crestwood Mills
Swan Brand Union
Bay Dora Gest Pg
Ecko
RH. White Co
Chateau de Cygne
B. Priestly Co
Lindsay
Aikenaos
Delft
Amon
Aumemes
Lee Ee
St. Angelo
Colliseum
Nottingham
Scotch and Nottingha
Brussels
Sik Partieres
SOKOL
Royal Wilton
Sheraton
Nglis A Ockee OO. Wen Sg . Ae
Manila
Dana Food Choppers
Eeak He Dlate
Sireneses Ree
Dresden
Uae
Orastian
Thos
Jefferson
Manning
John T. Manning
Winter Street
Taft
VOTE
Georgetown-Haverhill
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