Fall Hat Sale Opens with 50 Cent Offer
A newspaper notice advertises a fall hat sale offering 50 cents with any hat chosen from $2.90 to $3.50 on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1915
Page
3
Hair Styling Advice Urges Head Shape Balance and Proper Coiffure
The article discusses shaping hair to flatter head proportions, using puffs to build back height, and avoiding stiff symmetry. It emphasizes studying head lines in relation to the figure and notes that proper hair and millinery choices affect overall appearance and expression. It includes Q and A on harmless auburn dyes and artificial teeth aging effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titian
A. S. Jones
Birthday list marks notable births across eras
William H. Taft born in Cincinnati 58 years ago Richard Olney born in Oxford Massachusetts 80 years ago Prince of Piedmont born in Rome 11 years ago Rev Dr Cornelius Woelfkin born in New York City 56 years ago Dr Edmund Otis Hovey born in New Haven Connecticut 63 years ago Frederick L Blackmon born in Polk County Georgia 42 years ago Nicholas Altrock born in Cincinnati 39 years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Taft
United States
Cincinnati
Richard Olney
Oxford
Mass
Prince of Piedmont
Italy
Rome
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
New York
Edmund Otis Hovey
American Museum of Natural History
New Haven
Conn
Frederick L. Blackmon
Tative
Congress
Alabama
Polk County
Nicholas Altrock
Chicago White Sox
Washington
One Year Ago Today in 1914 War News
In September 15 1914 reports Rheims was occupied by the Allies British submarine sank the German cruiser Hela Russians pressed advance on Przemysl with little resistance Germany reserved right to deal with China over alleged neutrality breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Hela
Przemysl
Germany
China
Regal Shoes Presents Fall Regals for Women
Regal Shoes announces Fall Regals for women in dress, dancing, dining, street and shopping styles. The store emphasizes courteous fittings and service, guaranteeing durability and style for discerning customers.
Hats From $3 to $5 Offer Distinct Style And Quality
Daily arrivals from the work room present stylish hats with refined detailing. Character Hats showcase new features in style color and trimming in sport felt and untrimmed hats priced three to five dollars, emphasizing value and workmanship.
Early Fall Neckwear Highlights Popular Styles
A catalog note touts early fall neckwear featuring assorted popular styles and the McMullen standard of quality, emphasizing variety and enduring craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMullen
Kumfy-Kloth Woolen Fabric Now On Market at $1.50 Yard
Kumfy-Kloth, a new soft fleecy wool fabric, claims to be lower priced and superior to similar cloth. It comes 54 inches wide, in assorted colors and weights, and is priced at $1.50 per yard. It is recommended for many sewing projects.
Sport clothes shape New York fashion for walking time
Dame Fashion brings sensible dress into focus with short skirts, tailored suits, and practical boots. The trend favors sport clothes in every wardrobe, featuring tweed Norfolk sets, corduroy skirts, plaid taffeta blouses, and high collars, blending chic with comfort amid war influenced practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Bois
Lines Worth Remembering by Cervantes
A reflection on the adage that trust comes from shared hardships and time spent with friends before true acquaintance is formed, attributed to Cervantes. The remark underscores cautious friendship and mutual experiences as foundations of loyalty.
A century plus a hundred years in history lessons
A historical column notes milestones from 1815 to 1890. It recalls Louis Dubourg becoming bishop of New Orleans in 1815, New Orleans population surpassing 100000 in 1840, South Carolina repealing secession in 1865, the first colored Harvard student, and a 1890 fire damper at the Alhambra Palace in Granada Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis W. V. Dubourg
New Orleans
South Carolina
Harvard College
Alhambra Palace
Ngi Granada
Spain
Cleaning tips for turpentine use in households
The article offers practical guidance on using turpentine to remove ink from carpets, clean leather shoes, treat white water marks on wood, restore yellowed ivory ornaments, and protect winter clothes, with specific mixtures and methods. It emphasizes careful application with rags and proper dilution.
Kansas editors dominate state leadership honors
Topeka editors hold many top posts with Arthur Capper as governor and W Y Morgan as lieutenant governor among active editorial figures. The list includes J L Bristow and numerous newspaper men achieving statewide and national notice such as E W Howe William Allen White Walt Mason Henry J Allen and Tom Thompson, underscoring the sector’s prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Union
Arthur Capper
W. Y. Morgan
E. W. Howe
Wiliam Allen White
Walt Mason
Henry J. Allen
Tom Thompson
New scale attachment weighs contents by canceling tare
A new scale device balances an empty container against the one in use and cancels the container weight so the scale reads only the net contents.
Seed production challenges in Canada and Germany as seed source
The passage notes Canada struggles with hot short summers causing seeds to die in pods before ripening. It states Germany has been Canada’s principal seed source to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Germany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gotham
Bonar
Amer
Iosing
Kumfykloth
Kumfy-Kloth
Georgette
Cervantes
Useeus Turpentine
McCall
the McCall Company
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