09 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1905
Page
1
Those who are puzzled what to give a lady should consult this list and then see other items they have no space to mention. Books padded leather gift editions to dressers sets manicure sets gloves handkerchief boxes sterling novelties jewel boxes pocket books confectioneries Lowney’s in boxes celluloid goods perfume and other suitable presents are offered in this gift guide style catalog.
A festive collection of perfumes and toilet waters from top manufacturers is presented with unusually beautiful packaging. The shop invites customers to inspect the line and will gladly show any item desired, promising an almost endless variety and the best odors available.
A fine assort ment of splendid Brushes for hair and cloth makes a useful and acceptable present. Some have fancy backs others with backs of hand or natural wood all with strong bristles. These brushes promise satisfaction and durability, with holiday stock offering timely suggestions for Christmas gifts.
A holiday cigar advertisement highlights many cigar gifts for smokers. Shoppers are urged to choose from boxed cigars with prices ranging from soc to 4.50, emphasizing easy gifting options.
Christmas display invites Denton Maryland residents to shop for gifts for ladies, gentlemen, children and seniors. The store claims perfect stock for the season and offers low to high priced items. A free Dressing Set guess with every $1 in holiday goods, valued at $10, will be awarded December 31.
An advertisement touts unusual Christmas gifts selected for their oddity and beauty. It emphasizes hard to duplicate items, invites customers to visit during the December 10 1905 opening, and urges early shopping before the best goods are sold.
A local shop promotes a large selection of Christmas cards suitable for many friends and distances. Cards come in new styles at all price points, from a few cents upward, serving as affordable tokens of remembrance.
A colorful store invitation promises no obligation to buy and urges shoppers to visit for abundant stock. The note emphasizes that customers will gain hints from the selection and will be glad they visited.
A local bookseller touts a vast, growing stock of novels, poetry and standard fiction. The assortment covers girls, boys, and younger readers with options for every price. The retailer promises latest titles, popular works, and timeless classics to please every gift buyer.
A catalog note extols fountain pens as a busy person's companion and a perpetual convenience when well made. It promises first class quality in stock, with varied prices listed as 1.50, 2.50, 3.00 dollars and 2 shillings 6 pence.
You may call at any time and request goods to be sent to your home. There is no obligation to buy if not suited. We guarantee our goods are correct, priced right, and stock is complete.
Retail notice highlighting demand for fine box papers from Whiting's and Eaton-Hullert lines with competitive prices aimed at households seeking quality stationery gifts.
A local store showcases gifts balancing usefulness and quality for men. Featured items include cigars and smoking sets, shaving sets, collar and cuff boxes, fountain pens, books, ink stands, pocket books, traveling sets, and playing cards.
Elegant showing of ladies and gentlemen purses pocket books and card cases made from fine quality feathers. The designs are stylish and attractive. The opening offer promises superior appearance and value for these fashionable items.
The ad promotes Lowney's Famous Candy as ideal gift material. A complete holiday stock will be carried with options to buy by the pound in plain or decorated boxes of various sizes for gift purposes.
Our line of imported china is the finest ever seen on this share. We offer hand painted pieces sure to please the most fastidious critics. Salad dishes and bread plates are featured as essentials. We invite you to view the collection when you call.
Mrs. Baxter secretly recalls her past with David while visiting their old estate. He arrives after five years, and they plan a possible future together, either at the old manor or a small wedding in the village, before starting anew abroad.
A disjointed vignette shows Loy punished for his blunt mood as a father’s key sounds at the door. The boy wrestles with guilt and longing for a blessing while his mother urges restraint and prayer before a night ending with the father entering quietly.
The fragment describes the final decline of the Sanwog dynasty during the French Revolution era. It notes two Sanwogs holding office, the last member being dismissed as the revolution's execution apparatus faced shortages. The tale hints at pawned gallows and a mysterious end to the dynasty’s last figure amid chaotic events.
A fragmentary historical snippet portrays Wall Street as the capital of the em pire of Goirs with intrigues favorites duels and cameras. It notes Wall Street’s patriotism and its role in defending dollar and property rights amid bankers and financiers.
A London Graphic letter argues that once the eldest child reaches twenty, parents should come under the control of the children due to parental ignorance and extravagant conduct. The writer claims ordinary children become wiser and better educated than their parents as they age.
Rita Kelley shares a brief note appreciating progress in education and community effort. The piece reflects on local leads, mentions El C Parcells, and hints at ongoing work supported by community groups and timing in the year.
Samantha Samasha Gandecs pursues a cuckoo clock for a dream life but is drawn by hardship to care for her sick, thrifty lover Ramana Sanders. After a crisis on Thirteenth street, she sacrifices pride, arranges his care, and proclaims marriage, believing Providence guides their future.
Youth's Companion notes a tense exchange where Teco rejects slights yet admits a hinted plan to visit and compare schedules with a neighbor. The message centers on anticipation of a late afternoon porch meeting and a morning return, implying possible social friction over duties and welcome. The dialogue hints at private expectations and respect for boundaries.
The account describes hunters observing elephant behavior after capture attempts. Elephants show docility until recognizing confinement, then become rampant. Some groups clash with enclosure posts while others conserve water or spray dust, and calves emit high pitched squeaks as they respond.
A hospital ward doors open to two clubs in a city where a guard sparked a smoking incident. A correctional officer misread the policy, apologized, and learned the elderly gentleman in the corner was not a member, announcing he was just starting his own life.
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