Gift Books for Boys and Girls in Popular Series
Announcement lists popular boys and girls series with 25¢ editions including Grace Harlowe, The Moving Picture Boys, The Bobbsey Twins, Tom Swift, Ruth Fielding, Boy Scouts, Speedwell Boys, Bunny Brown, and Aunt Lu titles. Reads like a catalog of juvenile series and installment titles across multiple publishers and authors.
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Moving Picture Boys
Victor Appleton
West
Bovine Picture Boys
Panama
Laura Lee Hope
Moving Picture Girls
Oak Pari
Rocky Ranch
Bert Wilson
J. W. Duffield
Rockies
Tom Swift
Ice
City of Gold
Ruth Fielding
Alice B. Emerson
Red Mill
Briarwood Hall
Snow Camp
Lighthouse Point
Silver Ranch
Cliff Island
Sunrise Farm
The
Gypsies
Dixie
Ralph Victor
Boy Scouts’ Patrol
Boy Scouts
Canadian Rockies
Yukon
North Woods
Black Hills
Speedwell
Bunny Brown
Sue
Fifty Cent Gifts in Women's Lingerie Section
The display showcases dainty garments and gift items in the Women’s Negligee and Lingerie section. Nainsook and cambric drawers, lace trimmed chemises, flannelette gowns and skirts, petticoats, aprons, and corsets priced at 50 cents to 80 cents. Second Floor displays Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart items including school girls corsets and silk caps.
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Pomeroy & Stewart
Brad Tern
Cps Ouisia
Friday Fabric Sale With Wide Selection and Clearances
Friday only sale of mohair corded and various wools and synthetics. yardages listed with widths from 36 to 54 inches, prices per yard from 40 cents to 1.50, colors navy brown oxford garnet and more. includes storm serge gabardine broadcloth and poplin with limited availability.
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Foto Ace
VATA
Panama
Friday Rug Sale for Bath Rugs 24 by 50 Inches
A Friday sale advertises bath rugs sized 24 by 50 inches. The notice focuses on promotional pricing and availability for shoppers browsing home decor. No additional details on store name or exact date provided.
Palm elected captain of Dickinson eleven for 1917
Carlisle Pa Dec 7 At a meeting of the Dickinson College football holders Maurice Palm of Phillipsburg Pa was elected captain for the 1917 season. Palm a sophomore has played two years on the team as end and backfield and is considered one of the fastest and most versatile athletes on campus. Captain Myers of Camp Hill was expected to enter law.
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Carlisle
Maurice Palm
Phillipsburg
Dickinson College
Palm
Myers
Camp Hill
College grid star leaves team after final year
The player will not return for another season and is not seeking re election. A contract with Bucknell for a Thanksgiving Day next year game at Carlisle restarts relations with Bucknell, while a meeting soon aims to renew activities and revive the annual game with Gettysburg.
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Bucknell
Carlisle
Lewisburg
Gettysburg
LaMance Campaign Closes First Half This Friday
Evangelist Billy LaMance speaks at Stevens Memorial Methodist Church on The Second Coming of Christ. Tomorrow night the first half ends with booster chorus and a sermon. LaMance and Mrs LaMance appear at multiple services with crowds rising toward 13 000 attendees as meetings continue two weeks.
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Billy’ LaMance
Stevens Memorial Methodist Church
Booster
LaMance
Evangelist LaMance
Needle in Digestive Tract Causes Tetanus Death
London case details a Pimlico tavern keeper's wife dying after a needle swallowed ten years earlier. A postmortem found the steel bit in her intestines. She had gripped the needle with her teeth and dropped it during sewing. Medical staff misdiagnosed it as ptomaine poisoning until onset of blood poisoning proved fatal.
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London
Pimlico
Dishwashing Suit Faces Woman Hater’s Estate
Grant Fletcher sues in Vandalia Illinois Circuit Court claiming he washed dishes at Granville Fletcher deceased and expected a share of a $100000 estate if he did not marry. The elder Fletcher died a bachelor, a will failed and the estate reverted to two uncles.
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Vandalia, Ill
Circuit Court
Grant Fletcher
Granville Fletcher
Fletcher
90 Year Old Veteran Regains Sight After Cataract Removal
In St. Louis Colonel A. K. Rodgers aged ninety regains sight in one eye after cataract surgery. A Mexican and Civil War veteran, he had been blind for years and used bells on his fishing poles to detect bites. He can walk and greet friends without vocal confirmation. A separate note recounts a collision where a car hit a mule, sending the auto several feet and injuring Stella Schneider.
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St. Louis
A. K. Rodgers
Alton
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Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart
C.O. D
Dives
Street Floor
Georgette Crepe
Tne
Grace Harlowe
Jessie Graham Flower
Overton College
Blue Grass Seminary
Carolyn Judson Durnett
Bobbsey Twins
Seashore
Snow Lodge
Ahs R
Meadowrock
Rockwood
Speedwell Boys
Ford and Brown
Vos
Csessses
Myrtle
Biday Only
Wistaria
Garnet
le Valenciennes
Union
Pomera Street
Iy & St
Swart
Ponte
Cordova
Civeserevee
Ss An
Santa Clara
Muir Brand
Bocal Elite Brand
Wrigley
Lebanon
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart Basement
Sunshine Biscuits
Redondo
Sunshine Fruit
Dickinson
India
Harrisburg
Tabernace Baptist Church
Forster St
Sixth St
Geo. F. Enoch
Bombay
Gorgas
Third St. Penna
Godowsky
California
Stella Schneider
Minnesota
New Life and
Life Insurance
Penn Mutual
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
R, Eckenrode
Kunkel