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Hats for morning knock ing, sport hats, dress hats and sailor hats offered in varied styles and prices. A large collection described as extraordinary value and wide selection for every need.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1923
Page
2
Hats for morning knock ing, sport hats, dress hats and sailor hats offered in varied styles and prices. A large collection described as extraordinary value and wide selection for every need.
Philadelphia Feb 21 ancient temple uncovered in a Chaldean city claimed as Abraham’s homeland by Dr George B Gordon director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum. The discovery follows excavations in Britain and Paris with experts noting temple age predating Christ and plans for further restoration and study.
A Mars-era Egyptology summary recounts Br. Lutz and Dr. Datta tracing the complex lineage of Amenhotep III and Ti, noting Tutankhamun’s ties through marriages and royal offspring. It mentions Pharaonic rulers, Aten worship, and the controversial heretic king Akhenaten.
Fragmented text describes long illness and kidney trouble with references to remedies and doctors. Details are obscured by OCR errors but imply a patient’s chronic pain and attempts at relief. Mentions Folry's Mones and Pan as sold remedies.
The text fragment hints at a king wedding with dated customs and a hidden bride identity. It mentions marriage tabs, a university, and references to a cemetery and heirs, but many words are garbled, leaving an enigmatic, partially legible scene.
A 10 year old white male, Moody, surrendered to San Antonio police claiming he passed worthless checks and sought to pay the penalty. Detectives will transport him to Texas for late charges. Moody previously wandered the county and confessed to passing fraudulent checks at multiple locations.
An advertisement extols red pepper oil rub as a rapid remedy for rheumatic pain. It claims intense tingling heat penetrates joints within minutes and can relieve soreness, offering a suggested usage and urging readers to buy the product for fast relief.
Fashion notice describes a range of sports blouses priced at 15.00 featuring handwork, drawn and hem stitched hems, broad tuxedo collars with lace edges, linen collars and cuffs, and bold white monogram embroidery. Ideal for golfing or street wear.
Colorful skirts described with woven hill and plaid colorings in tans browns greys and navy. The article notes knife-pleat folds and a full range of styles and shades for buyers. Street scene referenced.
Postwar linen display features Hen flax cloths in two yard table sets with matching napkins and he mstitched sets. Tables include 68x68 cloths with 18 inch napkins and oblong 68x88 cloths with 18 inch napkins. Pattern cloths priced from 10 to 25 dollars. Second Floor.
A new showing of girls' gingham dresses in various plaids and checks. Dresses feature organdy and pique collar and cuffs in contrasting gingham shades. Styles include stylish tun waist lines. Sizes range 8 to 14 years. Fourth Floor.
The Baby Shop shows daily arrivals of new baby wearables filling the shop. Mothers find the refreshed surroundings delightful for rest and shopping.
The listing offers baby coats in delicate pink and blue with satin and taffeta, plus cloth coats in new city fabrics. Styles include round shirted yokes and tailored cuts. Prices range from 5.98 to 25 dollars.
The advertisement promotes baby rompers priced at $1.19 and 79 cents, described in gingham and novelty fabrics in blues, tans, and pinks. It highlights combinations of checks and solids with white trim and a dainty finish, attributed to Fourth Flea r.
New showing features breakfast coats in two tone satin with light blue, pesch, orchid shades. Styles include self double ruffle trims and padded belts. some with roll padding on the belt. Described as attractive for spring and summer and a gift for the school girl. Fourth Floor.
A jumble of items includes corset laces pins enamelware and thread as well as enamel pink white and flesh colored pieces. The listing mentions prices with a single price of $125 and references various hardware and garment components.
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