Deens Store Sells Underwear and Shoes At Cost This Week
C C Deens Store announces a week of sales including all underwear and low cut shoes at or below cost. The advertisement promotes bargain prices to attract shoppers during the coming week.
18 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
1
C C Deens Store announces a week of sales including all underwear and low cut shoes at or below cost. The advertisement promotes bargain prices to attract shoppers during the coming week.
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The article explains celestial speeds including the earth and stars, then describes radium radiation. Alpha rays may reach about 12,000 miles per second, beta rays faster, and the fastest measured motion is the etheric vibration of light at 186,000 miles per second, as noted by Youth's Companion.
Walt McDougall recalls a tall tale about a red cedar stump in California and a hollow cottonwood acting as a river bridge. His uncle’s Venezuelan ranch loses 3 000 cattle, then finds many missing stock on the far bank. The hollow tree becomes a detour for livestock, with thirty six steers later recovered.
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