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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1894
Page
2
Baltimore businessmen back the Maryland and Delaware canal with reported import export figures and feasible tonnage. The column also covers party unity in Queen Anne’s, Senate sugar stock questions, rising vocal music in schools, Maryland militia praise, pension savings since Cleveland, and Lochren’s pension distribution aims.
Many thousands of striking miners have resumed work this week, reviving factory activity hampered by fuel shortages. The House passed a bill allowing railroads to issue 35,000 mile joint tickets for traveling salesmen. Dorchester residents support the Choptank route for the proposed ship canal. President Cleveland benefited from his Chesapeake outing on return.
Citizens of Baltimore attend Monday evening meeting at the Academy of Music to advance a canal linking the Chesapeake and Delaware bays. City committee asserts the project could transform Maryland’s future, urging public awareness and sustained effort to seize the opportunity for prosperity.
Article cites Republican and Democratic delays on a tariff bill, predicts imminent passage. Mentions Talbot primaries set for next Saturday with no contests. Reports diphtheria in Coxey's camp near Washington and includes a testimonial endorsing Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for children and adults, sold by W. E. Brown.
A short overlong 1894 ad notes warm weather dress fabrics for sale. It highlights Black Crepons Lupin fine Mohair 46 inch at 1 dollar, Silk and Mohair Crystalette, Jap Crepe, and ginghams offered at 5 to 12 cents and 60 cents to a dollar, praising quality and travel wear suitability. It emphasizes cheap per yard pricing and a special outlet from a manufacturer.
Black silk Grenadines of 1894 arrive at prices cut to 75 cents a yard from land cost. Despite high import costs, the best black silk Grenadines are shown at 75 cents, a notable drop from typical 1.25 to 1.75 dollars. Goc Swivel Silk Gingham also discounted to 37 1/4 cents.
A vivid note on a delicate foamy challis fabric with lace trims and ribbon bow ideas. The copy highlights color, print, and the “high art” appearance, then states the price as 121 percent of a cent. It recalls last season selling by the car-load.
A local feature extols a broad display of duck suits across ten stores in America, praising the abundance and variety. The piece presents the event as a marvel, noting coverage of many concepts and styles by retailers.
A catalog-like note highlights selerous shirts with pevedhidi-line stripes and dark cronunds. It describes O300 2S ties and vast elegant shapes that ducks were sewn into, praising popular Cloth Dresses-Cuteways styles among the offerings.
The text notes a cute Cloverdale-Covert-Cloth Cuta clan item with modest pricing. It suggests the maker maintains供 supply and trails behind most of the time.
An itemized note highlights a varied stock of garments including sail shaped finishes, plain and braided styles, and yokes with shield fronts. It claims strong economy and comfort combined, listing serges, flannels, sarahs, and stockinets in a wide color range with prices from 57.00 and up.
A dealer advertises summer boy clothing with light coats and skeleton coats at reduced prices. Items include gray mixed flannel skeleton coats at 75 cents, previously 2.25 and 2.50. Brown linen suits and high grade wash suits offered at discounts, sizes vary up to 13 or 10 with some soiled but savings claimed.
Mens clothing offer pure wool fast color serge in blue or black and a suit for 7.50. Advertising that Sto stock matches are not known elsewhere, and with Sto and patience you can be fitted from cassimere chev iot or worsted suits in sack or cutaway coats, saving 5 to 15 dollars.
The frame bearings head tires and overall setup are examined with emphasis on the machine and any rival wheel. The writer asserts no real price difference versus Continental and notes preferred Continental even at higher prices. Multiple tire prices are listed for various models and brands in a brisk catalog-like line.
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