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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
4
The article details numerous social events including birthday celebrations for Bol and others, school teachers performances, church activities, and neighborhood visits. It lists attendees, family ties, and several town names, with notes on forthcoming events and fundraisers, all reflecting a busy community social calendar.
White dainty footwear dominates the season with pumps oxfords and boots in white. Materials include kid Nu Buck and canvas with wide sizes and widths, prices from 3.50 for pumps and 6.00 for boots, guaranteeing fit and service at Laubach’s store.
The advertisement touts dresses made of high quality materials at affordable prices. It lists figured voiles, plain voiles, organdies, and lace trims with varieties in collars cuffs and skirts, with prices from 6.75 to 55.00 and many other fabrics shown.
Advertises White Tub Skirts for Independence Day with wide selection in many fabrics and finishes. Highlights styles, pockets, button details, and laundering ease. States sizes from regular to extra large with uniform pricing up to 12.50.
Smocks command a vogue this summer as the most popular blouse style for many occasions and sports. Available in sleeve variations, white and color combos, sizes 36 to 46, priced from 2.50 to 7.95 at the store.
Hammocks remain a classic summer comfort with Vudor models praised for cooling ease. Prices range from 4.40 to 6.00 for couch hammocks and 10.00 to 22.50 for complete sets with chains and mattresses.
Government pleas urge saving every scrap as wartime rationing continues. A US food administration official warns European starvation costs rival wartime deaths, urging households to use Alaska Refrigerators for efficient cooling and low ice use offered in the basement display with models from 45.50 to 69.50 and brands Star Majestic and Seeger.
The advertisement claims rheumatism is tied to impurities in the blood and touts cod liver oil in Scott's Emulsion as Nature's great blood-maker. It stresses improving overall health to arrest the condition and strengthen organs.
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