09 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1914
Page
1
Worth 50e heavy Chambray and assorted garments for mother sister and baby. Waists, dresses, coats, sweaters, underwear, gloves, handkerchiefs and shoes with prices from 10c to 98c. Bedding and home textiles include table covers, spreads, shams, blankets, and de bureau scarfs. Various colors and sizes, emphasizing value and gift-ready needs.
A promotional list offers men and boys clothing and accessories with price points. Sweaters, dress shirts, gloves, boots, overcoats, suits, boys wear, hats, caps, handkerchiefs and boxes of suspenders and garters are priced from 10 cents to about 9 dollars, highlighting budget options for family wardrobe needs.
Advertisement copy touts varnish stains in all colors with the claim None better. Mentions Jap Enamel brand style and color variety.
Floor stain available in Cherry, Mahogany, Walnut, Dark Oak and Light Oak. Gallon cans priced at 1.25 dollars. Twelve gallon water paint in fifths sold at 0.35 dollars per package. Floor varnish wax and floor oil offered at competitive prices.
Miss Jassie B. Cope of Los Angeles sought to indict Colonel Charles Alexander of Providence under the white slave law. She traveled to Providence in August, met attorney William H. Thornley, who found no legal basis. Alexander and his attorney Henry W. Hays would not discuss Chicago news or assist her in the Providence matter.
Eddie Collins the Athletics star second baseman was sold to the Chicago White Sox for cash. Connie Mack announced Collins signed with Comiskey's club and was ready to move. Meanwhile New York Yankees entry Meyer Lee reports sale to Caprigiano and Arber, $400,000 price, with American League owners to meet in New York Friday to ratify the sale.
A Vermont reader extols Vinol for restoring energy after long weakness. Mrs James H. Enoy of Fair Haven praises renewed health and strength, noting improved heart and daily tasks. The ad claims Vinol builds up run-down, nervous, weak condition and offers a money-back guarantee if it fails to help.
Paris dispatch reports the Russian left wing retreating before Austro German forces near Cracow the gateway to Silesia while Austro Hungarian troops move into Galicia. In Flanders a great battle continues with heavy rains hampering movement as both sides press advances along the front and Paris officials say gains are being made by the Allies.
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William is ill with feverish bronchial catarrh and has postponed his return to the front from Tuesday. The emperor remains able to receive war situation reports from the chief of the general staff despite his illness.
Norristown Pa December 9 John Biebach a farmer six miles from town barricaded himself inside his house and set it on fire Neighbors attempting entry were threatened and driven off and before a rescue force could break in Biebach perished He is believed to have gone insane
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