11 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
1
A vintage price list advertises for Mother Little Sister and Baby items. It offers ready made table covers, comforts, spreads, shams, blankets, coats, sweaters, dresses, underwear, gloves, handkerchiefs, shoes, and baby apparel with prices ranging from a few dimes to several dollars. The section highlights coats from 1.48 to 4.90 and baby items such as coats 98 cents to 1.98 and dresses 25 cents to 1.25.
Coupons and prices reveal a department store poster listing clothing gifts for men and boys. Sweaters and dress shirts span 25c to 2.39 dollars, with accessories like neck ties socks gloves and hats priced from 25c to 1.39, plus overcoats suits and boy outfits.
London reports state Allied artillery and infantry broke German lines at Roulers in West Flanders. British forces entered and occupied the town after heavy attacks. Elsewhere, Germans driven from Armentieres and along the Ma sister fronts as French and Allied offensives push forward. The German cruiser Nurnberg sunk after escape from Falkland Islands engagement.
Berlin announces Emperor William’s health has improved with catarrh relaxing and temperature normal. He remains confined to his room by physician orders after a week of illness reported as pneumonia, with no further condition details released.
Washington December 11 War talk filled the house as Gardner attacked President Wilson over national defences and push to recruit the army toward full war strength He labeled Wilsons defense references a straw bogey man and warned of insufficient ammunition at coast defenses Also reported Congressman Sereno E Payne of New York died in his Portland apartment
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