Anniversary Sale Price Cuts for Suits Range 12.90 to 42.50
The notice advertises suits offered at prices from 12.90 to 42.50 with a 33 1 3 percent reduction as part of the Anniversary Sale. Lot No. 2 is mentioned in the listing.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
8
Anniversary Sale Price Coats From Five to Thirty Two Fifty
Coats offered at Anniversary Sale prices range from 5.50 to 32.50 dollars reflecting a 33 1 3 percent reduction. Sale emphasis on notable discounts in a department store setting. Limited time promotion apparent in the listing.
Indian plant may supply paper pulp in future
A London Standard report claims a new papermaking material, the Hedychium coronarium, could alleviate rag shortages. Native to India, the plant grows in Brazil near Morretes where 7 000 to 8 000 acres could yield about 50 000 tons of dry fiber yearly, enough for 30 000 tons of paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Standard
India
Himalayas
Ceylon
Malacca
Khiosia
Clan
Brazil
Morretes
Moving Picture Targets In Europe At Local Cinemas
European cinemas use cinematographs for live targets where shooters fire at moving pictures. Bullets leave holes in the screen and the footage pauses briefly. microphones above the target capture rifle reports and trigger a relay to the operator’s cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Triple screen illusion lets bullets pierce moving paper
A description explains a film projection trick using three screens a fixed one and two moving white paper rolls that shift after each shot. The moving rolls prevent synchronized holes, making shot impacts appear in view. The text notes varied subjects possible with the film including animals. A Tennessee banker criticizes the eagle on currency, calling for tar and feathering.
Cow Attack Brings Serious Injuries to Mrs. Clark
Mrs. William Clark of Laona near Fredonia was knocked down by a cow while driving cows toward Fredonia. She suffered severe bruises and heavy fright though no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clark
Laona
Fredonia
Underwood Defends Tariff Slashes and McAdoo Orders Interest
Representative Underwood stands firm on tariff cuts for iron and steel while Treasury Secretary McAdoo requires national banks to pay 2 percent on all government deposits. The British government raids militant suffragettes and suppresses their paper in Kingsway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Kingsway
Hugo, Oklo
Echoes of War and Reform in a Turbulent Era
Headlines recall aviation injuries in France and a fatality from heat in New York. Paterson silk strike damage and Erdman act talk follow. Tammany notes link Murphy to Encyclopedia Americana. Ten thousand women march for suffrage in orderly Fifth Avenue protest. Underwood teaches tariff manners in debate. Reynolds named Postal Telegraph VP GM. once an operator. Paterson silk man James Mitchell dies in ditching crash. Montclair pastors push health certificates for grooms. Canal drownings at Fort Washington and Harlem river incidents. L. J. Martin dies at Union Station. Sulzer foresees early June direct primary session. Wilson wins a jury reform showdown. Gompers, Mitchell, Morrison conviction upheld. sentences cut. J. P. Morgan art collection insured for 23 million across 200 companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paterson
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Fifth Avenue
Underwood
House
Edward Reynolds
Postal Telegraph Company
James Mitchell
N. J
Monroe
N. Y
Montclair
Fort Washington Park
Hudson
Harlem River
L. J. Martin
New Jersey
Union Station
Washington
Sulzer
Wilson
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
J. P. Morgan
Governor Sulzer warns police to curb race track betting
Governor Sulzer urges police sheriffs and district attorneys to prevent betting at race tracks as authorities tighten oversight amid rising concerns.
It Will Mean Money In Your Pocket Rug Show Event
A bold sales notice touts a comprehensive rug showing promising best selection and values only obtainable at the venue. It highlights money in your pocket and choice of rugs as key selling points for shoppers seeking value and variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Beef shipments from Argentina shake London market
At Smithfield market traders avoid naming sources as beef from Argentina floods in. US tariff changes loom, with American firms rumored to seek control amid rapid shipments awaiting new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Smithfield
Argentine Republic
Beef Trust
United States
America
Buenos Ayres
New York
Cocoanut Sent by Mail from Florida to Indianapolis
A three pound cocoanut labeled Palm Beach Cocoanut arrived in Indianapolis after being mailed from Palm Beach, Florida. The postman warned it might break as the crate was handled. The palm coast nut traveled parcel post for 24 cents and arrived with its shell intact and label attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel English
Indianapolis
Ind
Palm Beach
Fla
Purser John Rennie Retires After 45 Sea Years
Purser John Rennie of the Lamport and Holt liner Vasari has retired after a 45 year career at sea. He has voyaged 2,604,000 miles and crossed the equator 426 times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rennie
Lamport
Holt
Vasari
Equator
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Warren, Penna
Tennessee
Martine
American Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Murphy
Senate
Nutley
Estern
Interstate Commerce Commission
David H. Baldwin
Montenegro
Nicholas
Scutari
Industrial Commission
St. Catharine’s
House of Commons
Britten
Illinois
California
Friends
John Solomon
Arlington
Elmira Reformatory
Bugs
Green & Davidson
Pennsylvania
England
Florida
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