Modern economics and the fiber fashion outlook 1988
A column reviews how new fibers stretch clothing buying value by longer wear and easier care. It notes washable fabrics and reduced ironing, emphasizes reading labels, and discusses durability, appearance, and finishes in early 1980s fabric innovation. It mentions machine washing, 140–160 degree care, and towel finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice B
Modern Economics
Cuch
Orion
Dacron
Clayman
Riisiig
Court News Lists Mixed Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Court notices show multiple marriages and divorces including Richard D Norlin and Beverly A Abalt amid couples from Virginia and West Virginia. Property deeds and a display exhibit Style and Security open at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown January 11.
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Richard D. Norlin
Reseau
Mion
Beverly A. Abalt
Washington
John D. Gager
Manasaas Va
Lois M. Hall
Oaklon
Richard HM. Cree) Jr
Pure Cellville
Alive N. Parris
Oaklands
John Paul Penwell
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Bessie Virginia Newlin
Herndon
Billie Ray Eyler
Woodsboro
Grace Marie Lambert
Keymar
Alan L. Foster
Jacqueline Sue Hickman
Brunswick
Mack B. Helman
Nellie
Hagerstown
Washington County Museum
Bargain Car Sale Attracts Hectic Turnout In Flint
In Flint Michigan a rush sale offered cars from 99 cents to 99 dollars drew many buyers in a first come first served event. James Stewart, 27, and Sandra Hollingshead, 22, claimed low price vehicles amid chaotic scenes as buyers bragged of snagging deals and hurried to complete paperwork for keys.
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Flint
Mie
Pitt
SOO
James Stewart
Unui
Tike
Sandra Hollingshead
Baltimore Business Leaders Push Through Uncertain Times
A Baltimore business group leader urged local merchants to band together as they face economic uncertainty. The association, in its annual luncheon, noted total regional employment at 677,800 last year, with a nine month taper in industrial jobs and calls for progress in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battiniane Assilot
Haleving
Hare Frisan Garret
Baltimore
Economic drift and postwar growth amid military concerns
In 1957 industrial investment surged, with new plants and jobs keeping postwar expansion alive. Baltimore dispatch notes 84 million bales of cotton in 1958 and persistent employment gains despite a December low. A soldier fined for a bottle incident illustrates routine policing during a period of transition.
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Kasha News
Frederick
Hausnanufuekirtag
Mors Stiely
Mito
Tri Cevisk
Macreth
Liunuuiltes
Texte
U.S
Colton
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Ot Heath
Liventa
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Mileen A. O'Connell
Mochester
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Andrew
Buster
Lua B. Biker
Karl K. Kepler
Roy
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Robert L. Norman
Ist
Alty
Bessie C. Krantz
Vity
Willa B. Bennett
Thomas E. Stone
Nelile L. Knighting
John J. Rabeivk
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Johnny Glaze
Sealy
Wome
Gamal
Sealy Truebalance
Festa
Hse
Sealy Truease
Patrick Street
Barbara Stanwyck
Lex Barker
Erslayer
Gaynor
LE RL
Sonny
V. F. W. Country Club
Dick Harps
Ladies Golf Organization
Opera House
Sayonara
Marlon Brando
Shurnay
Baltimots
Leroy Snk
Nyiors
Agnor Fron
Ainith
Axtt
Spiril
Lea
Motorola
Wayside Radio Service
Ings
George L. Kothenboeler
Uctigon
Western Maryland Trust Co
Northend
Sk. & Military Road
Ortya Eny
Delferson Branch
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Federal Deposit TusuYance Corporati
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Satan
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