26 Jun 1926
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1926
Page
1
The sale offers several summer wear items at discounts from one third to one half. Some lines are discontinued and others have limited sizes and colors left. Each article is 100 percent value at original price, but sale prices offer genuine savings.
Style Plus Griffon and Hart Schaffner Marx suits slashed from 25 to 45 dollars to 12.50 to 22.50. Broken sizes remain with all sizes in one or more patterns from 335 to 44 on a single rack for quick viewing. Hurry in before your size is gone.
Retail sale slashes all coats and dresses on racks with reductions across styles. Corticelli crepe de chine heavy weight fabrics drop from 1.95 to 1.65 for one week only while selections and shades include black and white. Queen Quality shoes and others drop from 5.00 to 7.50 to 3.98 for one week only.
Ellery Crofton, once a rising actor, returns home with twelve thousand dollars and an offbeat plan to flip a stock of black and white shoes tied to Irene Steele. A sly buyer exposes his misread market, leaving Crofton financially exposed while Steele’s fashion influence fuels a retail craze and Crofton’s redemption comes at last with a profitable, if precarious, deal.
A California Pelican quote captures a playful exchange between Marquita and a flirtatious suitor. The remark underscores social tension and heated romance in a light, period-voice fashion.
A fragment notes a line about suspense in a book’s last chapter from the Toledo Blade, hinting at how the story will end. The readable text is ambiguous but indicates a discussion of narrative resolution.
Nature's Protection Leaf Insects thrive on guava trees and unlule the leaves so closely that they change color with the leaves as the season advances.
About 10,000 pieces of property were turned into the lost and found department of the eastern railroad last year. The figure reflects items reported misplaced across the network during the prior calendar year.
A fragment from Newcastle court records argues happiness as a right rather than an emotion, contending the pursuit is intrinsic but not the happiness itself. The note reveals judicial reflection on fundamental rights and personal fulfillment.
Henry Parker discovers he has inherited a rhinoceros from his late cousin as the will directs. A Bell Brothers circus agent arrives, noting the rhino is young and feeding. They strike a seven thousand dollar deal to transfer ownership at the next stop.
A 60 year-old bank teller recalls a fronted counterfeit scheme from decades ago. A fast talking man attempted to pass fifty partly altered bills by presenting a stack of sixty. The teller inspected the pile, finding mismatched and mutilated notes, and the suspect hurried off.
A reformer on stage warns listeners about an inner demon that could seize them, delivering homely truths and punctuating points with a dramatized clap. A man in the middle row shouts that “the blessed thing might as well be loose” as the crowd reacts to the speech.
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