Embroideries Worthy Swiss Quality Sold At Yard
These embroideries are described as the finest Swiss and easily worth one dollar per yard in the listing, highlighting their quality and value for buyers.
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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
6
These embroideries are described as the finest Swiss and easily worth one dollar per yard in the listing, highlighting their quality and value for buyers.
A single lot offers 1000 yards of embroidery fabric at 124 cents per yard. Includes fine Swiss and good muslin.
Local notices promote a Payette and Emmett high school basketball clash next Friday night with Payette aiming to defend an undefeated season. A fundraiser is planned for the chapter with a special meeting announced for February 17 at 2 PM.
A fragmented recounting of a Moroccan merchant in Fez his family life and a dramatic public punishment for false weight accusations. It blends colonial era moral tales with descriptions of oil bathing Hindu customs and a tangential note on library book wrapping from the Philadelphia Press.
Shop offers high grade skirts priced from 1.98 to 3.98 dollars with claims of superior quality for the money.
A jumble of light society scraps and humorous quotes from papers like Home Journal Kansas City Journal and Atlanta Constitution. Snippets mention a seven month old baby, a seven year old caregiver, comic lines, and a playful skew at wedding plans and snow theatrics.
A writer in a New York paper describes a science exhibit showing how neck bone count affects flexibility. Observers note swans with twenty three neck bones and small birds with fewer, while a matinee giraffe reaches twenty feet high.
The article recounts the plebeians of Rome as a largely disenfranchised class and their long struggle for political rights culminating in the establishment of tribunes and a more democratic republic over centuries. It notes the early social order, the secession of 497 B.C. at Mons Sacer, and the gradual removal of disabilities by 66300 B.C., advancing toward broader political offices and protections.
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