The Store With The Christmas Spirit
The Store offers silk lingerie gifts in satin and crepe de chine including envelope chemise from 3.15 to 10.00, camisoles from 1.45 to 3.45, and silk bloomers from 0.95 to 5.25, marketed as tasteful and refined.
19 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
1
The Store offers silk lingerie gifts in satin and crepe de chine including envelope chemise from 3.15 to 10.00, camisoles from 1.45 to 3.45, and silk bloomers from 0.95 to 5.25, marketed as tasteful and refined.
Washington dispatch reports Danny Cupid invaded the White House kitchen and claimed a new victim Miss Sigfried Charlotte Nileson who led culinary affairs for four years. Sergt Christian Larsen was the fortunate suitor, while the White House loses a talented cook on a European trip.
Miss Angie Godwin superintendent of the Indiana Methodist Children's Home at Greencastle will speak at the Patoka M. E. church tonight at 7. She has had notable success in evangelistic work and now leads in connection with the Citizen's Home. The meeting is free and open to all with a cordial invitation to attend.
A torn page of natural history shown on a south car trip depicts a red fox and a circling hawk in a tense hunt for field mice. The scene captures the brown grasses and gray sky as hunger shadows wildlife during a changing landscape.
Classified notice notes sale of Bibles and Testaments in all sizes and bindings at Alav's Drug Store with various editions and formats available.
Five major packers Swift Armour Morris Wilson and Cudahy agreed under a federal injunction to abandon all unrelated lines. They must sell stockyards railroads terminals and market papers under court supervision and forever leave retail meat and unrelated businesses. The decree keeps court oversight to enforce the plan and prevent future monopolistic practices.
Attorney General Palmer says he will not pursue criminal charges against coal miners for violating the injunction. He notes the civil action served the public interest and that criminal proceedings would not have been productive.
The Elks lodge will host the annual Christmas treat for city children on Christmas afternoon. White children enter at 1 20 pm and colored children at 2 20 pm. A free picture show at Noble theater follows the visit, with all kids invited as a community tradition since the program began fifteen years ago.
The First National Bank of Clay City reported a vault break in which robbers drilled through a wall to loot safety deposit boxes containing Liberty Bonds and other valuables. The exact loss awaits reports from box holders. no suspects were identified at discovery.
The German peace treaty has been unanimously approved, the state department advises. Washington notes the pact moves forward under current diplomatic timelines.
Packers drop 40 of their principal side lines as they shift to core products. They argue strong transport facilities allow cheaper pickup and delivery, potentially raising prices on abandoned lines. Also mentions Walter King and niece Ea Mae Hin of Oakland City shopping, and Miss Malice Pickhardt visiting before traveling to Swatsela, Iowa.
A local church invites the public to a full Sunday program led by Pastor AL A Colp. Activities include an 10 am devotional, Sunday school reports, a 9 am sermon, lunch in the basement, and an afternoon canvassing drive. An 7 pm concert and sermon by Rev Parsons conclude the day with baptisms for new members.
In Washington on December 19 the War Department announced that 1868 army officers, from a pool of 2000 surveyed, favored universal military training. Benefits cited include physical health, mental growth such as self respect and self discipline, and moral development through clean living.
Ubbin Dec 19 reports an assassination attempt on Lord Freech, military commander in Ireland. An aggressor was killed by French's escort as shots fired at the car. the escort returned fire, injuring others. Police and army tanks reinforced Dublin.
The Thursday Club in Washington Township met with Mrs. Alf Morrison as host. Blanche Ford performed a Sinno solo and members shared club progress and readings amid musical selections. Mrs. Morrison served fruit salad with holly sprigs and plans for the January meeting were noted with several named attendees.
Forty to fifty turtles are reportedly killed for the Lord Mayor's banquet in London, drawing criticism over animal welfare as organizers defend traditional concourse. Real estate writer W L S Wood notes the event amid civic pageantry and public scrutiny.
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