Boland's price list for ladies wear and fabrics at Mia
A fragment from a 1920s style ad shows Boland's offering many ladies garments and undergarments with varied prices in shillings and pence. Items include embroidered frocks, delicate vests, creamed silk stock, knickers, and frill lace fabrics, with multiple price points and color notes.
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Ron Met
Arniovbe
Boland
Ladies Plan Warm Hosiery and Gloves Sale
A fragment mentions Poland and cashmere items with ladies gloves and long cotton gloves priced in a sale. Names and exact prices are unclear, but the ad highlights hosiery and gloves for women with multiple price points.
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Poland
Powder Product Ad Briefly Notes Talc Use
Fragment from an old ad shows talcum powder brand named Powder and a terse description of weight and use. It suggests a consumer notice or catalog entry but details are incomplete and scattered. The readable items include product type talc powder and a reference to quantity.
Value In Laces ER Metal Ace Insertions
ER metal ace insertion to Lan IcP Selk Torch on sick Kapiti OLANE S sick 4/6 yard.
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Olane
Fragmented Correspondence From Baltioe Ails Page
The readable lines describe a correspondence piece mentioning Baltioe ails and a travel scene. Names include Herbie, Levinebaks, and WM Gains Kee. The note references a manager and a state region, with garbled phrases about travel and a meeting at a hospital. The fragment ends with names and locations suggesting a local column or letter section.
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Mavelini
Herbie
Te Sramiry
Wehshaway
Jackson
Fragmented Ad Copy and garbled editorials slip through
A mangled OCR text shows a barrage of corrupted phrases and stray names. The content reads like stray advertisements and editorials with incomplete sentences, scattered personal names, and disjointed references to events and people, lacking clear news value.
Corn Liberty At A Parish Corn
Fragmented OCR text describes a garbled section about corn varieties and a chemist, with nonsensical phrases and broken words, mentioning Liberty corn and parish settings and unclear details. The readable portion centers on a railing about corn types and an eminent cease in the context of a disturbed historical page.
Great Movement Promotes Salvation Army Work
An article notes a broad movement in support of the Salvation Army, detailing extensive employment and training programs. It highlights volunteers and workers, with hundreds involved in missions, labor, and industrial education. The piece mentions army facilities, civilian aid, and efforts to extend relief through charitable activities.
War Album Commemorates Allied War Efforts
A damaged OCR text outlines a 1916 World War I memorial album titled War Album created by Alfied Mons arch and others. It references Marshal Haig, Allied nations, Verdun, and other wartime reminders. The piece notes quotations, dedications, and diplomatic participants connected to the war effort.
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Taamon
Alfied Monsarch
Mpa
Marshal Hock
Loni Hala
Verdun
Fail Weil
Smanterte
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