Crobded 10c Shirts Sell At 15c In Trial
A small shop advertised 10c shirts crobded around the always sold at 15c, signaling a pricing experiment. Local customers noted the odd labeling and the unusual markup on basic garments.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
13
A small shop advertised 10c shirts crobded around the always sold at 15c, signaling a pricing experiment. Local customers noted the odd labeling and the unusual markup on basic garments.
A discussion on substituting popular governance for delegated power, stressing broad legal avenues to reflect general welfare, and curb wealth centralization. It cites Sen Jonathan Jr and recent Standard Oil rulings, outlining steps from collecting opinions to enacting informed laws and enforcing accountability.
A famed Italian specialist Dr. Serafini studied why women have nerves and finds neurasthenia prevalent among wealthy American women. He contrasts Washington society’s restless social life with New York's business and pleasure mix, blaming lack of genuine diversion and early education as core issues.
In a courtroom exchange a prisoner confirms striking a man who called him a dirty liar. The prisoner defends his action by stating his pride in cleanliness as the motive and asserts the claim with the judge presiding.
The Washington Star quotes a pirate noting the prisoner’s cheerful, familiar humor as a key moment. He recalls the prisoner saying, Oh, you Captain Kida, upon sighting the chief, illustrating the oddly cordial tone in a tense confrontation.
A witty exchange quoted in the Glasgow Times features a husband accusing his wife of being uneconomical for keeping her wedding dress for a potential second marriage. The wife defends frugality, framing savings as sensible planning.
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