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A cheerful note celebrates each day bringing new items to behold as fresh possibilities surface. The piece reflects delight in ongoing discovery and the simple pleasure of novelty arriving regularly.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1922
Page
8
A cheerful note celebrates each day bringing new items to behold as fresh possibilities surface. The piece reflects delight in ongoing discovery and the simple pleasure of novelty arriving regularly.
A fashion note shows Milady’s hosiery should be plain for spring outfits. It notes color choices such as mauve, blonde, and pearl gray, with emphasis on simple, solid shades for Danie Fashion collections.
A playful note touts a wide assortment of fresh headings and vestings at a grand store. It highlights real faces and convincing imitations as attractive options for wardrobe refreshes.
Cunning toys made from sand by deft hands across the way for American children, priced around two dollars. Fashion changes bring new items, including Bisch satern outfits for housewear at two dollars and forty eight cents. Secord Floor.
Pink and blue two piece pajar outfits described with lace trim and fancy silk wash frogs.
Soft wool filled comforts offered at 5.25 with floral silkoline covers in pink blue and yellow. Sizes 12x7 inches and 66 inches with self colored borders and neatly bound ends. Available in grey and white or white plaids.
Heavy warm wool finished blankets offered in ten or blue broken checks. Size 70 by 82 inches with finished heavy whipped ends. Very thick soft and fluffy appearance and texture for cold weather use.
An exhibition showcases a refined collection of lace flouncings with varied designs and colorings. The display promises the newest ideas in lace trimmings and offers a fine quality assortment for personal adornment and sewing projects.
A local listing promotes stamped scarfs priced at 89c with attractive designs and neat hemstitching. Also advertised are pillow cases at 1.75, stamped pillow tubing with scalloped ends, and a range of Pacific Package spring goods including children's dresses gowns pajamas and more on Jaske's Second Floor.
Fragmentary notice notes a hand made object and a family tied to a residence. The readable bits imply a close household setting with a possible funeral or memorial context, but details are unclear.
One day sale prints a limited offer for spring dresses. Emphasizes low prices now before price marks rise, urging readers to visit with courteous salespeople and extra wrappers and facilities noted. Mentions fabrics Canton Crepes Crisp Taffetas and others.
A Joske's display on the third floor showcases theater frocks and day and afternoon frocks across styles from matinee to business to country club wear. The event emphasizes versatile outfits for different daytime occasions.
Rows of tiny rufflings Georgette and trims in fashion forward motifs head to the season. Embroidered details and corded effects appear in varied styles, expanding design options for garments.
Prominent offer on satin marseilles bedspreads featuring scalloped edges and cut corners. Nine sizes for double beds, 90 by 100 inches, with a range of colors and designs. Includes price and display details targeting home decor buyers.
A jumble of product names and items appears, mentioning toiletries, toothpaste, peroxide, shampoo, and health aids. The text references brands or terms like Bradley, Vatleh water, and various vague item descriptions, suggesting a damaged catalog or ad fragment.
Vintage ad copy praises making beautiful clothes with the pattern and the Deltor aid. It extols the Paris air mood and the charm of garments, asserting anyone can create stylish attire using the included pattern.
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