18 May 1912
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1912
Page
1
In Denton Maryland a wide stock of boys spring suits is advertised. Serviceable styles include Russian blouse sailor Norfolk and double breasted designs in navy blue and mixed cheviots. Prices listed as three dollar values. Sizes range from 3 to 17 years.
Pure thread silk black hose offered at spring prices 75c to 1.25. Lisle thread and silk lisle hose with garter tops highlight durability. Three pairs for 1.00 and 35c per pair. Extra fine German lisle thread and Hermsdorf black hose at 50c. Misses silk lisle hose and children's ribbed cotton hose available at 25c per pair.
New season hats listed with prices for boys and men. Styles include light steel telescope and tan telescope for boys, lightweight black derby hats for men, and fashionable high class black derbies in spring shades. Also offered are young men telescope shapes in light tan steel and black, with several price points.
A wide selection of neckties offered at 25 and 50 cents. Includes knitted scarves in plain colors and stripes. Also available is a premium line up to 1.25 with a fine range of the latest designs.
Linen collars offered in new spring and summer shapes with high medium and low lay down and wing options. Made from linen and laundered to near new quality, available in all sizes including quarter sizes.
Spring shoes sweep men's women’s and children’s lines with chrome-tanned calfskin kid skin and patent leathers. Styles include Tie and Pump from 2.50 to 3.50, strong Oxfords and Pumps 2.25, Boy-Built Oxfords 2 to 3, children’s Blucher and patent oxfords 1.15 to 2, misses 1.25 to 2.50, young women 2 to 3, and mens Oxfords from 2.50 to 4 with brands Douglas Walk-Over Rice Hutchins.
Fiber-bound linen-lined trunk with duck cover and brass trim. Extra heavy straps, swinging tray, and roll-top hats described. Fine quality russet leather hand-bag with French edges and brass trim. 18 inch bag and 24 inch cow-hide suitcases noted as well made and durable.
CORRECT CORSETS present style features for women at low costs across makes. Nemo and R G Corset Co offerings are sold nationwide with prices from 50c to 8.50 dollars. High School Corsets suit young women with no side steels and batistes in sizes 18 to 25 at 1 to 3 dollars. Ferris Waists target women, girls, and children in varied materials from 50c to 1 dollar.
Catalog lists laces and embroideries priced by yard. Venise allovers in cream white and ecru range from $1 to $3. Embroidery flouncing 27 inches with ruffle edges priced 50 cents to $2, and allover embroideries in open and eyelet work range from 22 inches at $1 to $1.50. Baby pattern embroidry on fine nainsook offered at 50 cents to $2.25.
Marjorie Bolton, hiding from a plot against Dick Penderson, disguises as a boy to warn him of Harrison’s murderous plan as they meet by Slanting Pass. Penderson, unaware of the danger, reassures her and dismisses the threat, while the sheriff heads toward Arizona on a shooting charge, leaving Marjorie torn between fear and love.
A well known parson, once curate here, told a crowded congregation of changes over time. He contrasted current attendance with days gone by and noted that there “not a soul” in the gallery in earlier times, and the next day a newspaper quoted him saying there was “not a sober person” in the gallery.
A court transcript fragment shows a clerk and Judge discussing a boy in a bright office. The boy is busy. he leaves to run an errand and may not return for dinner. The exchange centers on whether the boy will be back after mealtime.
A fragment notes life as music with the image of touching notes nefett and fa fare, suggesting a poetic reflection rather than a full事件.
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