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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
7
The piece surveys Hamlet and Horatio friendship, cites Polonius and Cassius on true allies, and contrasts male closeness with female bonds. It argues real friendship endures hardship, warns against hollow pretenses, and notes potential reforms to game laws and state roles in protecting wildlife.
Shawnee on Delaware planners push basket making classes led by Mrs Davies with local residents earning, while a new plant aims to manufacture air planes. A grand hotel project costing 160000 to 200000 is slated on Helfer lot, with 130 sleeping rooms and up-to-date fixtures. The work follows a resort development wave spurred by recent improvements. Ely's Cream Balm is advertised as a safe salve for nasal issues.
A fragment from an old book on how to play baseball details umpire calls, baserunners, and catcher duties. It outlines foul and fair balls, strikes, and the catcher's position relative to home plate, noting variations with pitching speed. The text preserves a period voice and occasional garbled phrasing.
Retail notes highlight cotton and cotton silk blends as particularly appealing this season. English and American mills supply a range of sheer fabrics with printed effects, stripes, and delicate weaves. Prices are described as low or lower than last year, with items like suported swiss and chiffon voiles offered in gray, blue, and other colors at modest rates.
An advertisement touts a versatile sewing machine praised as easy to run and maintain. It notes hardened bearings, self threading shuttle, directing safeguards, and a large arm head. Cabinet work and parts are praised as high quality with a claim of superiority at the price.
Black dress goods for spring headline the Lehigh Valley market with selections from American, German, Mugland, and French sources. It promises the best the market affords with A-tich crepe silk and wool, sturdy homespuns, peptins, and a range of serges, priced from 50 cents to 1.75 dollars per yard.
A display of room size rugs in gata size features artistic patterns and colorings by American carpet makers. Linoleums and aircloths for bathrooms kitchens and vestibules come in various widths. The assortment is described as unmatched in this part of Pennsylvania.
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