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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1895
Page
2
The Denton Journal reports a girl’s death by an unknown assailant stirring horror across the county. It critiques mob impulse and urges lawful retribution, then critiques local Republican leadership as autocratic. It covers road improvement debates, Prohibition inquiry, Anne Arundel party harmony, Central American tensions, Annapolis colonial relic exhibition, Salisbury postmistress appointment, and Arbor Day designation.
The Hammond column notes President Cleveland's stance on the Monroe doctrine as preserving fair play for weaker Central and South American nations while opposing European pressure. It covers Germany's cattle ban, Behring Sea treaty talks with Britain, and notes on internal revenue tax returns and spring millinery openings.
Bieyeele Repair Department and Shannahan Wrightson Hardware Co of Easton Maryland run a repair shop for disabled Bieyeles at low cost. Customers are urged to send in sick wheels and get prompt service. A Des Moines pharmacist cites Chamberlains Pain Balm giving six months relief from a severe left shoulder rheumatic pain after three applications and now recommends it. It is sold by W. E. Brown in Denton and R. Duffey in Hillsboro.
Philadelphia, March 25, 1805. A broad assortment of new fabrics draws astonishment for size and variety. Trish dimities, dotted batiste, printed organdies, Japanese crepe, Anderson's ginghams, Scotch and Damask ducks, linens and silk-mixed fabrics fill the display with prices ranging from 1c to 50c. Wide ranges in lines and lower grades include lawns, Cheviots, Zephyr ginghams, and marble-like assortments at reduced rates.
ICH SUITINGS offers all-wool fancies in quiet silos for tailor-made costumes. No cotton in these garments. Fourteen different styles priced at 60 cents each, with no equal elsewhere at the same cost.
A catalog-like note touts AB-INCH TWEED SUITINGS at 65c a yard versus 1.25, praising mixtures as stylish as pricier foreign goods. It advertises KERSPY MERE for ladies' presses and similar fabrics in multiple widths and colorings, amid European demand for such durable, fashionable textiles.
Describes covert cloth offered at 31 cents a yard with similar appearance to $1 goods. Notes 17 color choices, English Cravenette now $1.25 per yard, previously $2. The fabric is 60 inches wide, two yards stamped on back by British maker. Rain spots and dirt do not stick. Five yards sufficient for a dress.
A close, compact short-pile cotton velvet that looks like silk, offered in about 120 shades including azur, Noya, Chevalier, Paon, Brahmine, and Cerise among others. The material is described as versatile dress fabric with a smooth feel and rich appearance.
Advertising copy notes importers offering linens at cost-like prices with snow white 66h inch yarns and strong clear fibers. Mentions Trish Danek and severn choice designs, targeting storekeepers with wholesale style product emphasis.
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