New Clothes New Prices For Fall 1921
Fall retail update lists new clothing lines with adjusted pricing. Itemized entries show hats coats and dresses with price points around four dollars, reflecting seasonal changes in 1921 fashion markets.
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24 Sep 1921
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Denton Journal in Denton, Maryland
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1921
Page
1
Florence and Harvey Defy Keep Them Guessing Advice
Florence a Gazette columnist known as Arabella Anderson practiced what she preached in the “Keep Them Guessing” series. Harvey, always kept guessing, finally wins commitment after Florence rejects endless playacting and agrees to marriage, proving the advice works both ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkin
Shakespeare
Florence Davidson
Florence
Evening Gazette
Arabella Anderson
Gazette
Mlorence
Harvey Roberts
Ife
Harvey
the
Annabel
Anderson
Tig insurance
Tie
Swarvey
climanx
Werence
Harrvey
Tharvey
stud
Even Senators Dont Rule A Poker Night Tale In Washington
A humorous Washington anecdote recalls Li W Pettus aging senator from Alabama at eighty two who stayed out late after playing poker with the Joe Cannon crowd. He returned home to find his wife in bed and his hat on. She urged him to remove his hat as he rested, a moment of comic misdirection captured from a Philadelphia ledger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
chuckle circle
Washington
Li. W. Pettus
Alabama
senate
Mr. McCumber
Senator Pettus
Joe Cannon
William Atherton Du Puy
the
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Sermons by Wireless Telephone Installment at Pittsburgh Church
The Herron Avenue Presbyterian church in Pittsburgh installed a wireless telephone pulpit unit after months without a pastor. The compact system, including loop antenna amplifier and condenser, transmitted sermons from Calvary Episcopal church to a listening audience of parishioners despite creed differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Mechanics
Herron Avenue Presbyterian church of
Pittsburgh
Calvary Episcopal church
Far From Independent Tractor Debt Farmers Note
An automobile tourist praises a farmer as monarch of all he surveys. The farmer replies he still owes nine installments on his tractor, his hired man ignores him, and there is a mortgage on the home place, illustrating financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
Gossip Costs More Than Secrets in St Louis Toll Tale
A brief exchange about keeping secrets and the price of gossip, noting that the last secret overheard required paying more than two dollars in extra telephone tolls. The dialogue reflects a light, urban chat captured by the St Louis Globe Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Marjorie
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Baseball page reshaped by editor’s fashion whim
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes the managing editor’s directive to move baseball coverage from the sports page to the fashion plate section, dismissing the movie queen stories and reshaping the paper’s layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Not Realism Hawking On Regent Street Artwork Sparks Debate
A back and forth about a Regent Street picture features Hawking praising the piece as a marvel, while Larkins deems it wretched for its portrayal. The exchange notes a lack of local women looking back, and accuses the artist of not living in the town, as cited by the Edinburgh Scotsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawking
Regent street
Larkins
Hawkins
Where They Differ in Married Minds
A humorous dialogue contrasts expectations between spouses. Miss Wushington questions shared thoughts in marriage, while Mr. Hardfax jokes that women regret their choices and men doubt their decision to wed, highlighting differing viewpoints on married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wushington
Mr. Hardfax
Mattie Sheldon and Cyril Holmes Drop Out of Race
Cyril Holmes and Mattie Sheldon debate seeking office in a playful parlor argument. After misgivings about a woman candidate, they realize their feelings and withdraw together, then plan a joint law practice named Holmes and Holmes. A bold twist ends with the setup of a new partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paragon
Cyril Homes
Mattie
Cyril Holmes
shoul
Cyril
Mattie Sheldon
Cyrils
the Times
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Sheldon & Holmes
Holmes & Holmes
Furs Masquerade Prompts Debate on Euphemisms in Trade
The essay argues euphemisms in the fur trade are largely self regulated by industry codes and authorities from London and Canada. It notes America as the world market, cautions against misrepresentation of furs by masquerading as animals, and suggests public discernment beyond legal controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aesop
Agnes Lait
America
London chamber of commerce
Canadian conservation report
Eld
beaver
ermine
Humility and Deference in Washington Debate
A dialogue between Humility and Senator Sorghum explores deference in public service. Sorghum insists on extreme respect for voters, noting how elected officials feel their inferiority when returning to Washington and addressing constituents.
Class for Museum Cases and Preservation Glass
A museum curator notes the challenge of fading colors in stuffed animals and other specimens kept under glass cases. Antifade glasses provide some protection, slowing color degradation.
As Angels Do Cherie tlania Cartoon Quote
A fragment from Cherie tlania features a wry cartoon caption about marriage. The exchange likens a spouse to an angel and mocks misperceptions about managing appearances such as clothing or hats. The wording mirrors light humorous social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karikaturen
Cherietlania
Help Fight Fires Maryland Fire Campaign Starts Oct 1
The Maryland Fire Prevention Campaign begins October 1 to prevent fires during 1921 and 1922. Citizens are urged to ensure furnaces and stoves are repaired before lighting the fire for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Rain insurance for Maryland fairs gains value
Rain insurance is a new concept for many Marylanders but proves beneficial for fair organizers. The policy helps protect country fairs from losses when heavy rain keeps anticipated crowds away, providing a safeguard for event planning finances.
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Ladies
Oxfords
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MARYLAND
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
F. J. WRIGHT Optometrist and Jeweler
DENTON, MD
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton
Illinois
Call Journal Office
R. RAY BAKER
ANNE
MeCtura Newspaper Syndicate
Jenia
Hubby
Rurnous
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Senator Sorghum
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