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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
7
Readers can receive a free cake of Sweetheart Soap by cutting out a coupon in next week's paper and presenting it to their grocer. The soap is rose scented, milled five times, and advertised as smooth and fine. Limited quantities for the promotion.
Boston Herald notes Dame Fashion's 1909 summer line presenting clinging, slinky silhouettes in Parisian style. Sheer white embroidered robes feature delicate machinework, with gowns in silk, satin, and linen using empire boleros, embroidered straps, and heavy floral trims.
An itemized notice describes a becoming hair coronet of liver filk bree and seed pearls and dainty gloves for summer wear, elaborating delicate silk embroidery and jewel-like decoration.
Pattern notice describes a white linen sailor suit for girls aged 13 to 17 with a raised waistband, left front closure held by large pearl buttons, trim on right side and sleeve edges, and a stylized collar. Sizes 13 to 17. yardage varies by width. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department for pattern and size details.
Pattern description for a waist model in baliste lawn dim tty or muslin with tucked long sleeves and insertion edging. Available in sizes 13 to 17 years. Yardage varies by fabric width. pattern costs 10 cents and requires 1% yards insertion and edging. Send name and address with size and number of catalog.
In a dialogue between a Sporting Editor and Literary Editor Broadley, the exchange defines poetic license as a universal permission for poesie to exist. A public speaker quip about a frog near West throute sparks a joke about being bopping mad as a reaction.
A fragmentary collage shows a Chicago baseball scene with an umpire reference and Comiskey, plus assorted ad copy lines about Castoria, a French class quip, a Winslow syrup note, a sentimental ring pitch, and miscellaneous 19th to early 20th century miscellany.
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