10 Feb 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1912
Page
1
A local sale advertises unbleached muslin and various damasks, cambric and toweling at reduced prices with several Regular Price to Sale price comparisons. Items include unbleached muslin yard fabrics, bleached muslin, cambric, long staple linen, and silk braid, highlighting discounts and bulk quantities.
A fragmented listing shows sale prices for men's and boys' fine dress shirts with various cents and dollars amounts. The text is garbled but indicates multiple price points from 0.95 to 4.00 and items labeled This Sale.
Ladies and misses receive cuts on fine tailored suits in blue black and brown. Prices drop from 25.00 to 10.50, while most lines advertise blue or black options at 19.50 15.00 12.50 or 6.50 with regular tag ranges listed and stage sale emphasis.
A dense catalog of men s suits and overcoats with varying regular prices and sale discounts. Entries include Regular 2507 Suits down to Regular 10.00 Raincoats, with numerous sale prices and size mentions noted in a scattered ledger format.
A concise profile of Clarissa Mackie and her work on The Blue Ribbon, highlighting themes and artistic approach. The piece notes Mackie as the author and previews the collection’s mood and reception.
A stern Ralph Turner hires stenographers and bans blue ribbons in hair. Flora Cass fails the fit, while Hester Dorman succeeds and transforms Turner from gruff employer to loving husband, revealing a quiet romance sparked by paper, pride, and a simple bow of blue.
An anecdote recalls the late Hungarian statesman Tisza dining with the Austrian emperor at Hofburg. A pear on his plate prompts the emperor to warn about cold fruit after a hot dinner. Tisza replies that a Hungarian premier must have a strong stomach to endure such dining.
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