Opening Up a Great Line of Merchandise Clothing
This sale showcases Hart Schaffner and Marx suits from 18 to 25 dollars with all wool or wool and silk fabrics. Guaranteed tailoring and full refunds if not satisfactory. Prices will hit the lowest during the gigantic opening event.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Exhibition of 100 Furs From Top New York Furriers
A Fur Department exhibition showcases 100 furs from leading New York and Baltimore furriers. Featured items include the Rug Mull Set Genuine Par Eastern Mink and a rich brown Sable Dive whole skin with tails and paws attached and trimmed with heads. Prices expected to reach their lowest in this gigantic opening event.
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New York
Baltimore
New Fabrics From New York Baltimore and Philadelphia
A retail feature highlights fabrics and materials selected from New York Baltimore and Philadelphia offered at prices expected to hit new low levels during a major sale event.
The Orton Enigma and a Painter's Price
A wealthy patron visits a curator and artist Marcla Donovan. Philip Orton’s cryptic note drives a tense intrigue as Barrett fights for a $10,000 claim, while Marcla aims to fund Barrett’s future by selling five paintings and securing a partnership. The scheme ends with Barrett buying in and Orton’s debt settled as a wedding gift.
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M.A
Donovan
Marela Donovan
Tie
Philip Orton
Pill Orton
Phil Orton
David Barrett
Orton
Barrett
heaven
earth
Marcia
Tim
Mr. H
Barrett kiew
Mr. I
Mr. II
Mr. 12
Aurela
Mr. F
Washington
Hubbard
Dave Barrett
Ife
tle
Martin
Marcela
Marella
Fifth Avenue beggar's shipwreck tale shocks rider
A passerby recalls a black man who repeats a shipwreck story to beg for a quarter on Fifth Avenue. After smiling at the scam, she answers with accusation and he bursts into laughter, revealing the joke on himself as she walks away. The scene, described by a New York Times note.
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Fifth avenue
ablo negro
Sandy Wook
New York Times
Battle of the Nile and the fate of the Orient’s boy hero
A historical account of the Battle of the Nile and the ten year old Casabianca aboard the French flagship Orient. The narrative covers Napoleon Bonaparte’s voyage, Bourrienne’s diary, the ship’s crew and the dramatic explosion that killed Admiral Brueys and the boy and his father, with Nelson’s role during the engagement and the fate of the Orient’s wreck.
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Egypt
Napoleon
Bourrienne
Bonaparte
Mourrienne
Africa
Dourriepne
Mfemolsa
Brueys
Nelson
Syracuse
Berry
Westminster abbey
Orient
SBrueys
Louis Casablanca
Hallowell
Swiftsure
The Comparative Method at Handwash Time
Theodore twice sent to wash hands returns for second inspection. His mother compares his dirty right and left hands and asks what he has been doing, while he explains a past time you said that my left and right hands took turns with pies.
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Theodore
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