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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1915
Page
5
The ad extols tub dresses for housewear praised by a cleanliness minded customer. It promotes new summer fashions in ginghams voiles and cotton tissues with ten styles priced at 1.50, highlighting comfort, taste, and personal value in dressing well as a worthwhile effort.
An aged advertisement lists 12 different styles of young women's white skirts priced from $1 to $5. Descriptions mention washes, gabardines, piques, welts, Palm Beach cloth, with pockets belts and ivory white options. Garments described as fashionable for the season, price shown as 495.
Very unusual at these prices and likely to go rapidly. Mostly light strews, variously trimmed, ready for any smart summer wear out garment.
A fragment describes plans to serve hot coffee in a wooded area. Sternan canned heat is offered as a safe paste substitute. Instructions imply lighting a flame by touching a match to the paste in the can. The item is sold for 10 cents a can.
Social and personal notes from the Parsons-Souders section report Wallace Club meeting at Dr. Garrett’s home with attendees including Mrs. Pert, Mrs. Moore, and others, plus visitors Miss Piggott and Mrs. Bennet. University Extension lecture postponed to June 20 due to graduation exercises. Washington Irving High School juniors host a brilliant ninth annual reception and banquet for the senior class with a full program and decorated auditorium.
A Queensland customer message promises satisfaction and advertises a 20 to 35 percent saving on merchandise tied to rebuilding. It emphasizes not offering such goods otherwise and frames the deal as a limited, value driven promotion.
The article describes irises for various garden borders including herbaceous, water, rock, and lists two main divisions of iris species bulbous and non bulbous. It notes color patches and green foliate contribute to effects and highlights that many varieties endure harsh winters with robust constitution.
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