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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
6
The advertisement extols stockings in multiple price points from 12c to 50c per pair with No 10 for girls and No 15 for boys both at 25c. It notes a recent stock up of several score dozen pairs and invites customers to try their staying power and quality.
You will be sure to find just the goods you like for your summer dress in our extensive line of Wash Fabrics. All of spring's new popular weaves are represented. Prices to suit all, from the dainty Search Lawn to the most exquisite Shadow Silk.
A compact column surveys recurring topics and questions readers raise about culture science and society. It evaluates trends and invites further input while highlighting recent reader correspondence and opinions from multiple contributors.
Yakima announces the opening of a new barber shop located at the Sign of the Slanting Pole. The business introduces modern grooming services and aims to serve local residents with quick, friendly cuts.
The Kennewick council enacts an ordinance regulating dogs runing at large and requires licenses. Fees are one dollar for males and two dollars for females per year with May 1 renewal, tags issued, impounding rules, and penalties for violations. The measure takes effect after publication in the Kennewick Courier on April 2, 1907.
The article explains how to distinguish imitation pearls from real ones by drilled holes size and edge sharpness. It describes two manufacturing steps: creating glass spheres and applying coating, with variations for more convincing imitations. It also notes imitations are lighter and often hollow, sometimes made from fish scales, and that real pearls have smaller, sharper drill holes.
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