27 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1926
Page
1
Scientifically constructed footwear with broad extended soles and high flexibility. Made in white congo smoked elk patent and tan calfskins. Available sizes 24% tall at two price points $2.50 and $2.85.
Boys wear serviceable coats with linen blouses and all wool tweed pants. Suits include belts and silk ties in sizes 3 to 10, priced from 1.95 to 4.50. Garments are warm yet allow free action for play in grey brown and tan plain colors and overplaids.
A large gift shop showcases a wide Christmas assortment with new ideas. Shoppers urged to select early to avoid last minute rush and worry, with everything on display for convenient choosing.
A new mercerized lingerie cloth is priced at 38c a yard. It comes in colors flesh maize Nile orchid sky peach and white and launders well. See the Butterick fashion book at the Pattern Counter for sewing ideas on step-ins and combinations.
A local listing offers bed clothing in varied styles from small cotton blankets priced at 95c to silk covered comforts at 22.50. The sale features an assortment of bed spreads and related fabrics for household use.
SPEHCIAT announces an all wool heavy weight plaid blanket priced at 8.50. The ad highlights warmth and durability, appealing to customers seeking substantial coverage at a bargain price.
Trade item fragment notes full damask fabric two yards wide with a beautiful finish priced at 8.00 and matching napkins at 7 per dozen. No further details or contact information provided.
Darrett, engaged to Lorna, signs on for a fake wedding with Mademoiselle Viviane to raise money. The plan collapses when a monstrous act goes wrong and a dramatic escape ensues, ending with Darrett fleeing toward home as Lorna’s approving face appears in the distance.
A New York Times Magazine piece credits Dutch founders of New York with shaping American customs such as front porches crullers and buckwheat pancakes. It notes doughnuts stem from plkoek and mentions cruller origins with Sebastian Krol and the Dutch influence on winter amusements and institutions.
In 1790 after the Constitution, Congress allowed Continental paper currency to be receivable at the treasury for subscriptions to a loan at 100 Continental money units per real dollar. A 1707 law set the same rate until year end, after which Continental money ceased to be redeemable at any rate.
The privy council in England serves as the sovereigns advisers and handles state affairs. It sanctions orders in council, performs ceremonial and administrative duties, hears appeals from colonial and Indian courts, rules on letters patent and copyright, and exercises ecclesiastical jurisdiction. Members hold the title right honorable and rank just below knights of the garter, appointed by the sovereign, with six members forming a council.
In a North Cliff boating plight Sotheby saving Mollie over Evelyn reveals Evelyn faked death to avoid a marriage. Mollie admits Evelyn’s deception and true love blossoms between Mollie and Sotheby after years of waiting. He agrees to marry Mollie, delaying until she calls.
Ghost belief wanes as fashion shifts away from vampire and other specters. Scotland and Ireland reduce exports of ghostly figures while German cinema falters under nobility themes. In the United States late night fears mix with a practical fear of a returning housebound person rather than any haunting.
A boy questions the need to work while his uncle urges saving to gain independence. The exchange frames money as future security, contrasting current idleness with planned financial discipline.
The nervous system is likened to an intricate network of wires carrying impulses to the brain and orders from it. It is described as a complex, efficient system with numerous interlinked exchange centers coordinating action across the body.
A western Kansas man, sliding down a straw stack, was injured when a needle became lodged in his body. It took an hour for a surgeon to remove the needle after the incident during a wheat exchange event.
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