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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
29
A local outfitter announces complete juvenile wardrobes for school opening Monday. The shop has gathered every required item for boys and girls including suits dresses hats shoes hosiery and desk or bag fixings. Trusted experience ensures all articles are reliable and ready to use for students and guardians.
An advertisement touts a broad selection of high quality men’s clothing. It emphasizes durable suits in Norfolk, knickerbocker, sailor and Russa styles with prices and sizes, plus woolen outfits, hats, caps, and neckwear for school and college students.
The ad promotes an extensive school supply department with pencils pens erasers blotting paper and ink plus a range of girls clothing from simple frocks to tailored suits. It highlights typewriter erasers blotting paper note books and various fabrics and styles for young women and schoolchildren with emphasis on value and variety.
Newspiece details elaborate entertainment plans for a Mexican trip of high officials led by the Secretary of State and Mrs Root, and social visits by Mrs Brown and others around Newport and Washington. It notes arrivals, weddings and forthcoming entertainments, with mentions of the Woods in San Francisco, transfers of officials, and leisure trips to Europe and Lake Tahoe.
A bustling catalog of back to school goods appears with hosiery, tablets, school bags, and crayon sets advertised. Among items are fine ribbed black cotton hose, conical larger sizes, pencil boxes, water resistant bags, and leather name-plate bags. Multiple local names and addresses highlight regional availability and promotions.
The piece reports on Mme de la Ramee Ouida resisting sensational foreign coverage of alleged poverty at her Massarosa residence and on a controversial Theodore Shonts portrait. It notes interviews refused by Ouida, protective legal moves, and a separate note about a Newport chapel equity case and planned sale of a $30000 property continued on the eleventh page.
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