06 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
1
A local sale offers sheeting and muslins including pillow cases with regular prices recited. Numerous price entries show discounted figures labeled This Sale, indicating reduced rates for fabric and related items.
Storewide table linen sale highlights satin damask 72 inch sets with low prices. Numerous price drops listed for damask, satin finish, and matching napkins with sale prices from 1.25 to 1.45. Also notes lawn fabrics and laces at five and ten cent levels.
An advertisement lists a sale on ladies and misses suits coats and furs with various price fragments and unclear amounts, indicating a promotional event in a department or retail setting. The readable elements include references to This Sale and scattered monetary symbols.
A dense sale listing shows numerous price points for white corduroy veils dresses and coats. Items include regular prices ranging from under a dollar to several dollars with sale prices noted, many items in blues greens browns and blacks. The section highlights Ladies Suits at 3.50 and coats discounted from regular prices up to 540 with a broad selection available during the sale.
Advertisement outlines price reductions on suits and overcoats for men boys and young men. Listed prices include regular suits and several overcoat options with figures around 14.00 to 17.50 and lower sale values. Development of line items suggests a sale event for all genders in the men's and boys' apparel category.
Edward Boltwood describes a domestic scene or item in a Munsey Co publication. The short note presents a compact literary or catalog entry likely referencing comforters and household goods. The piece evokes a period tone and highlights domestic life through concise prose and publisher context.
Jernigan the bookkeeper secretly worries over a thousand dollars he mislaid while Ellice the mill owner battles his own anxiety about the Rudale mill and its workers. An in–the–dark visit to the office reveals Ellice is also anxious as both men seek courage from shared faith in the mill and community.
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