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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
An illustrated guide by A Neely Hall explains how to craft wooden Christmas toys for boys. It details making an auto truck plaything with a spool wheel axle, hinged end gate, dashboard, steering wheel, seat, canopy, and clown figure with twisting turning mechanism.
Comfort in the home hinges on rockers that balance well and allow restful seating. Kaltex Lifeside and upholstered rockers offer easy sitting and even folding arms for naps. Promote happiness this Xmas with Hoosier or Sellers Kitchen Cabinets to brighten daily life.
This piece urges choosing practical, serviceable presents. It notes few gifts become lasting keepsakes and encourages buying items that will be appreciated daily by each family member or friend, ensuring continual remembrance of the giver.
The advertisement extols cut glass as the perfect Christmas gift praising its beauty and quality. It claims every woman loves cut glass and that nothing is more appreciated for decorating the table. The copy insists the product’s beauty must be seen to be believed.
Pyrex promotes its transparent oven dishes as economical and practical. They claim meats and vegetables retain color and flavor, allowing use of cheaper foods while still delivering delicious results. Dishes are easy to wash, available in every practical shape and size.
A local shop promotes floor and table lamps as ideal house gifts for Christmas. Floor lamps feature mahogany bases with blue or mulberry fringed shades, while table lamps offer hand-painted shades. The display emphasizes brightening the home with stylish lighting.
Shoppers praise rugs as impressive gifts with a large assortment and low prices. A dealer invites customers to visit and see the selection to confirm value. The notice emphasizes friendly service and confident pricing.
A reader imagines a large library table as a family centerpiece with space for all to gather, a drawer for stationery, and magazine racks for books and papers, envisioning a practical, shared study area for the home.
A dealer promotes 1847 Rogers Keen Kutter and Community silverware for Xmas. A customer saved $6 on knives forks and spoons. The stock includes knives forks tea and table spoons salad and oyster forks mayonnaise ladles pickle forks and more for all ages.
The advertisement promotes Ingersoll watches as ideal Christmas gifts for friends relatives and family. It urges selecting an Ingersoll timepiece as a reliable present choice for men and boys during the holiday season.
Advertisement urges gifting a cedar chest as a durable storage solution. It contrasts with a common piano box and promotes moth protection, dust and wrinkle prevention, and seasonal clothing storage advantages for summer and winter wardrobes.
Antique walnut Queen Anne dining room suite described as a reproduction of English furniture from 1702 to 1714. It features baluster legs with dolphin head feet, heavy shoulders, scotia molded top, bell drop and shell ornaments. Chairs are upholstered in brown Spanish leather. A fine gift idea.
Keen Kutter Cutlery offers the finest cutlery line including table knives forks scissors and razors under the Keen Kutter trade mark. The ad promotes beds as ideal Xmas gifts and presents Keen Kutter as the highest quality in its category.
Gift buyers note sturdy dining tables ideal for Christmas dinners. Each extendable table features two extra legs under each end that drop down to support added weight, ensuring stability.
The Daventlorts describe a practical serviceable gift that can be used day and night. When guests arrive the bed folds from the seat into a comfortable sleeping surface for the night.
Electric irons are praised as a thoughtful gift that saves steps and fuel. The copy extols how they make ironing easier and enjoyable once used.
A vintage appeal urges buying a coaster wagon for children to haul groceries and kindling, turning chores into play and offering lasting usefulness as they grow.
A playful ad line imagines if a man could be Monarch Malleable Range IF 1 he would buy his wife a Monarch Range for Christmas to keep her smiling year round and eating more pie.
An advertisement touts the Cedar Triangle Mop priced at $1.23 and Cedar Polish at 25 cents and $1.60 respectively, claiming it cleans and polishes with minimal effort. The copy emphasizes universal appeal to women.
Women favor aluminiumware for its ease of handling, reduced burn risk, and durability. The text notes aluminumware as common in homes and suggests gifts from a stock that includes percolators bread pans syrup pitchers sauce pans pudding pans combination sets aluminum roasters round and oblong.
Coleman Quick Lights are promoted as the finest gift option for families. The copy claims they brighten homes and bring happiness during the holidays and year round.
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