28 Jul 1923
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1923
Page
1
Splendid values at original markings one dollar but now close out to 85 cents for romper and play suit sets. Khaki coveralls and checked gingham rompers with contrasting waists and bloomers priced down from 1.50 to 1.19.
Summer dress goods sale lists plaid ratines at 1.50 down to 1.15, solid color ratines, fancy color ratines, plain and fancy ratines, imported tissues, silk striped tissues, 32-in tissues, 40-in voices, checked and plain ginghams with multiple sale prices. Prices include 32-in tissues at .59, ginghams at .25 and .19, with other ratines and fabrics discounted as shown.
Fine sheer Nainsook garments in white and flesh tone. Munsingwear offers perfect fit with this special sale. Strong brand name and fabric description drive urgency for buyers seeking quality lingerie items.
Sale includes plain white shoes and white with tan patches or trim in various styles such as pumps and strap options. Available in black white and brown, covering men women girls and boys.
A full storewide sale promises big savings on Men’s Women’s and Children’s apparel and accessories. Dresses coats shoes underwear hosiery dress goods trimmings laces collars ribbons and more plus men’s and boys' clothing shirts caps hats trunks suitcases bags sweaters neckties and shoes. New goods arrive early and summer items are offered in season.
A thrift buyers note several bargain trousers at remarkably low prices in tropical worsteds and white flannels. The emphasis is on affordable options beyond heavier materials for the budget buyer.
In a remote North section home Miss Penelope fears and plans her church fundraiser. A timid encounter with a masked visitor leads to a mysterious theft split from the hidden posy basket containing 32 dollars, two menacing secrets, and a quiet moral reckoning.
A compact historical sketch tracing American party divisions from Whigs and Tories to Patriots Loyalists Nationalists Federalists and Republicans. It notes how labels shifted post revolution and how parties absorbed various factions culminating in the 1852 collapse of the Whigs and the Democratic realignment over slavery.
The donkey and the elephant as symbols of the Democratic and Republican parties were created by Thomas Nast. Inspired by a New York Herald article about animals escaping a city zoo, Nast published November 7 1874 a Harpers Weekly cartoon using the elephant for Republicans. Weeks later he depicted the donkey for Democrats. Bryan later noted Democrats can kick off a burden that grows too heavy.
In a brief quip from the New York Sun, an elderly gentleman and a young bachelor discuss marriage. The elderly man laments confusion about his status, while the young man praises good wives, framing the exchange as a light jest amid reflections on privilege and importance. The fragment hints at literary allusions to Bacon and a tone of social commentary.
Instructions advise rubbing sticky gum with ice and then cleaning with ammonia solution to make both gum and stains vanish. The note also cites Bell Telephone System needing 15,000,000 poles in a central exchange, with 766,000 new poles annually for replacements.
A brief aphorism on risk and thrift warning that borrowing trouble harms more quickly than borrowing money to hoard wealth. The line contrasts prudent debt with wasteful anxiety, urging sensible financial conduct.
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