This Oak Princess Dresser Feature
Illustrated dresser item described with regular price of 16.00 and a special sale price of 9.75, advertised in the catalog style. The listing emphasizes the Oak Princess Dresser and reduced price for quick purchase.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1916
Page
9
National Spring Sale Tagline Briefly Lists Discount
A lean sale note states regular price $300 and a new price $5.00, indicating a dramatic discount during a national spring promotion. The fragment suggests limited wording and emphasis on price drop.
Brass Bed, Spring and Mattress Out Fit Sale
Advertisement listing a brass bed with two inch posts and one inch fillers, guaranteed not to tarnish, priced at 35 dollars. Mentions product code S2175 and emphasizes regular price.
Oak Dresser with Beveled Glass Mirror Sale
Oak dresser with beveled French plate glass mirror and four drawers described as solid oak and well constructed. Regular price 875 dollars, sale price 15 dollars each.
Christmas in French trenches amid war torn Sedan
In Sedan France on December 26 the holiday brings scarce toys and candy for French children as war tears families apart. A mother running a toy shop laments shortages and criticizes American involvement while refugees yearn for peace and relief. In Paris a hospital tale recalls a wooden cow ruse near the front ending with a French soldier wounded and the cow destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan
France
Santa Claus
Claus
Toy Land
Sugar Land
Paris
America
Tracy
Lieutenant Wins Bride in War Romance at Amsterdam
London reports the romance of Lieut H G Rawlins from Lurnemouth England and Miss De Jong of Amsterdam. Rawlins, a Royal Naval Division officer, met his future wife in a military hospital after Churchill’s brigade retreated to Holland. They plan a wedding soon.
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London
Amsterdam
H. G. Rawlins
Lurnemouth
Ing
Seattle
Wash
de Jong
Rawlins
England
Royal Naval Division
Antwerp
Winston Churchill
Holland
Peculiar Facts About Well Known People
St. Paul Minnesota January 14 Michael Gibbons famed middleweight claimant is noted for poor hunting skills. During a hunt he mistook his brother Tommy's dog Spot for a rabbit and fired his shotgun missing the target entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Mike Gibbons
Tommy
Mike
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Cumberland
Frostburg
Westernport
Midnicht
Cumberland and Westernport Electric
Ry, Co
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