24 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1926
Page
1
An illustrated ad promotes two piece mohair crash tropical and flannel coats for warm weather plus plain and plaid linen knickers for boys. It features heavy weight imported linens, dotted voile dresses, and a Keyser 97X silk stocking with Run stop heel for $1.95 to $4.75.
A sale listing offers boys wash suits with short sleeves and wide bottoms in various colors and patterns priced at 1.95 with sizes 3 to 10. Linen items priced at 2.95. Cinderella Kiddy Klues for girls features voices with panties and embroidered or smocked dresses from 0.95 to 4.60.
The new shoes feature high heels, inlays, piping and two tone sport designs. Available in smart satins parents calf skins and kids, the store offers a broad selection for customers to choose from.
We purchased a complete hardware stock of a company at exceptionally low prices and are selling this line today at below wholesale price. Everything in hardware at cut rate prices. Also toys dolls wagons carts trucks automobiles. Come in and look at our stock.
Helen Fairfax Barksdale, once the belle of her Virginia town, meets Hal Chesterman, the devoted suitor she left behind years ago. He confesses lifelong love, asks for one evening together, and she memories drift between duty and desire. The encounter ends with a sacrificial gesture she calls paying a debt from youth.
The Louisiana lottery, last government sanctioned lottery, funded state projects with forty thousand dollars annually. Congressional actions in 1890 and subsequent years banned import of tickets and ads, imposing penalties. Lotteries historically funded public works after 1761 Faneuil Hall fire, with still ongoing use in some Spanish American countries.
Old Colonial Fort Frederick, erected under Gov Hora tio Sharpe, was funded by a £11,000 grant on May 16, 1766 and named for the sixth Lord Baltimore. Located on a knoll above the Potomac, 17 miles west of Hagerstown, it measured 240 by 100 feet and housed British prisoners on December 26, 177? from Burgoyne’s army. Sold September 6, 1701, repurchased after 181 years, then used by U S troops in the Civil War. long regarded as a premier fort of the era.
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