Christmas on a Quiet Street Opens a New Life
In a snowy Christmas scene a sad girl Elizabeth Rockerby, dressed in black velvet, longs for joy while overheard chatter of family wealth contrasts with her isolation. She buys a children’s doll for a poor girl, gives coins to two beggar boys, and is swept toward a kinder fate by a generous cousin.
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Avis Ingalls
Elizabeth Rockerby
Nora
Bien
Ruby
Ilen
Elizabeth
Cook
Elizabth
Elizapeth Doe
Jan Din Dob
Six Volume International Cooking Library for Women
The Indiana Progress reports on the Six Volume International Cooking Library by 47 renowned chefs from the United States Canada and Europe. Aimed at women, the set includes The Salad Book The Chafing Dish Book The Afternoon Tea Book The Dainty Sweet Book The Bread and Pastry Book and The Dessert Book. Each book costs 50 cents with prepaid 2.50 for the full six volumes.
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United States
Canada
Europe
International Publishing
The Youth's Companion 1914 Subscription Pitch
An advertisement extols The Youth's Companion as an ideal home paper with eight serials, 250 stories, articles, and special pages for family readers. It invites new subscribers to pay $2 for 1914 issues and receive remaining 1918 issues plus a calendar, with address in Boston and sample opening chapters offered.
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A. S. Pier
T Mather
Persian Flannelette Kimonos and Empire Style Kimono Prices
Listing of fabric garments including Persian Flannelette Kimonos with empire style collars and cuffs priced at $1.30, Serpentine Crepe Kimono with braid trim at $1.30, Silk Kimono with satin ribbon binding at $2.50, and Cotton Crepe Negligees with colored designs at $1.50.
Linen and Towels Sale Notes From Historic Catalog
Bleached fable linen seventy one inches wide priced by the yard. Double damask napkins extra heavy twenty four inches cost three dollars and fifty nine cents per dozen. Bath towels bleached Turkish bath towels soft absorbent white hemmed ends twenty by forty inches. Huck towels American made red border nineteen by forty inches and hemmed ends forty inches long. Glass toweling red checked call linen seven by seven inches and a half.
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Runaviay
Everetts
And
Brown
Phila
Indiana, PA
Home& Mother
Equitable
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
G. W. Guthrie
Progress
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
Progrkesa
Pittsburg
Daily Dispatch
R. D
Prooress
Daily Post
Daily Gazette Times
Dispatch
Ohio Farmer
Shah Das
V4 Security
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Indiana Progress
Bgggs & Burl
Pittsburgh
the Farmers Bank
Indiana
Penna
Jeary
Dinsmore Brothers
Harvey H. Johnston’s
Brussels
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