Fragmented OCR Jewelers Ad Promises Hidden Deals
An unreadable OCR fragment advertises a jewelry store offering low prices and comparisons. It mentions inviting customers to based events and guarantees value, with unclear names or dates.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
6
An unreadable OCR fragment advertises a jewelry store offering low prices and comparisons. It mentions inviting customers to based events and guarantees value, with unclear names or dates.
A concise note promotes choosing a high quality commencement gift with UAE wood creations. It emphasizes quality, timely decision making, and offers assistance to select something new from limited wood products.
Local diamond merchant FH Davidson Trustworthy Jeweler faced scrutiny over dealings with the Glagnon Building firm, highlighting concerns about reliability and business practices in the jewelry trade.
Ad announces waist with trimmed lace and cambric insertion, reinforced arms at 50c. New line handkerchiefs 25c to 5c, 27 inch Swiss flouncing value 75c at 39c.
A bustling list of visitors and hometown visits fills the page. Mrs Hivesnyder travels to Washington for relatives while Mr and Mrs Reed host guests from Newark and Great Mendelowe. Miss Marguerite Telbble of Wilach College and others attend gatherings in Philadelphia and New Haven.
A bold project to replace Madison Square Garden with a new skyscraper on the site is announced by Louis G. Bossevain and partners. They secured an option last April and aim to pay 9 000 000 within a year with capital from Holland, transforming the block into a major office and entertainment complex.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a former Supreme Court justice rejecting a new employer policy deemed unconstitutional. It references New Jersey manufacturers, a July 4 effective date, and calls for Governor to respond. The text mentions a National Council for Industrial Delage and a commission to work out a similar plan for labor.
Four dollar items listed for dusters with a sale on women's and misses' full length Linene dusters in natural colors. Semi-fitting back design. This week only priced at 1.98 dollars.
For women and misses, natural color linen suits in white and blue. Single breasted coats with semi fitting backs and sailor collars, skirts in paneled fronts. Prices as low as 2.98 after 5.00 original tag, limited time offer.
The ad promotes dresses priced at $3.50 and $1.98 for women and misses. Linene and plaid gingham styles are highlighted as fine quality garments offered at $1.98 this week.
Readable ad notes 2.00 coats for children aged 2 to 6 years. Made of cotton ponies with blue or red piping sizes 2 to 6 years. This week only.
Readable fragment notes a fabric sale featuring linenish scotchinghams and plaids for wide sizes with a special price of 69e this week.
Made of cotton pongee or cloth, the items are nicely trimmed and sized around 14 years. This week special price listed as 81 25.
The notice advertises greatly reduced white dresses for women misses juniors and girls inviting readers to come and see the selection at a local store.
Made of fine lawn or batiste with embroidery and German val lace trim. Open fronts and backs, kimono or long sleeves, high or jewel necks. A week long sale on select styles.
Linene Wash Skirts in natural white and black color offered in three styles with waist sizes 22 to 32 inches. Special price only this week at 79 cents, while regular is $1.50. Accessories include bargains on sizes and bands.
Ad lists house dresses priced at 79 cents to 1.25 dollars. Items described include thne Seersucker Ging fabric from Harv and Simpson's Calivo with all sizes available. Special pricing noted for 79 cents.
A compact listing covers Children’s Day observances, church meetings, and social visits. Notes mention speakers at Eaglesville Baptist and Holy Name Catholic services, sewing circles, and guests like Mrs. Laura Hagerman of Glen Gardner and Mrs. Victor Schoaley of Bidomagbury.
The notice advertises dress fabrics including Ginghams Plaids Chambrays and Batistes sold by the yard with a special price. It also promotes Nemo Corsets for stout women in stock with sizes available and prices ranging from three to five dollars. A few other famous makes and corsets are mentioned.
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