13 Mar 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented ad copy details a spring shade garment likely a wrapper or top with velvet and cashmere like materials. Mentions colors brown and beige, decorative waist yoke, and a satin like finish. Vague product description lacks clear sponsor, price, or location.
A fashion preview highlights three quarter length coats and delicate lingerie dresses in white linen with embroidered tow, heavy braid, and summer fabrics. New robes for hot weather feature white pie with pink blue violet bands, while children's garments include removable blouses and braces. Industry notes warn against disease risk in certain fabrics and encourage preventive care.
A brief note records a foreign phrasing about flour use with names JN and MONICA observed in the scene. The text suggests a conversational snippet rather than a full article and lacks clear actions or dates.
Millardaville notes report carpet rag purity held at Shaw’s home on May 12 708 with services in Tulpehocken Reformad church by Walker and Allan Faust former missionaries to Japan will speak on mission progress. Local hiring, carpentry, store preparations, a carpet party, music, and a barber shop opening are listed along with various visits and community activities.
Bruges la Morte is redefined as Bruges on the sea as King Leopold and the Belgian government officially open the Bruges port. The project includes a maritime canal to Ghent and a Zeebrugge harbor with deep water jetties. The plan, long debated since 1866, received swift parliamentary approval and marks Bruges’ revival as a trading hub linked to the North Sea.
Bernville items report Charles O Minnich plans to relocate to Thobesonia with his sons to manufacture cement blocks and cement walkways. Stanley Kin of Jefferson bought a new incubator and brooder. A B Greenawald, Bennville grammar school teacher, hired C G Blatt to photograph his school. The item ends mid sentence with unclear wording.
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