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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented passage describes Easter toys and baby gifts with references to caskets and guides. The text urges early selection of novelties for children and mentions busy times sourcing items for the home.
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A blurred notice praises tailored suits with varied styles and trims. It highlights quality workmanship by experts, describing options from chain-tail to elaborately trimmed jackets and a range of lengths and collars for the modern wardrobe.
A garbled market notice highlights wash goods and silk cotton blends with descriptions of white grounds and floral patterns. It mentions French or Swiss designs, dainty tulle like pieces, and attractive pricing around 50 cents to 20 cents per yard, urging readers to inspect the selection amid a busy display.
Advertisement notes six distinct handkerchief designs for women, each hand embroidered on pure linen with corner details. Prices listed at 50 cents per box and 12 cents for single pieces in a decorative box form.
Fragmented notice highlights sale of Easter cards and booklets as greeting items. Mentions limited availability and early purchase, urging readers to buy now. Contains garbled phrases and uncertain references to pricing and distribution.
A new boys clothing department promotes steady growth with quality style and fair prices. The Regatta line offers Russian styles in sizes 7 to 12 years, with fabrics like chambray and galateet. Prices range from $2.50 to $5.01 depending on size and item.
An advertising small booklet from Corel Department promotes a humorous 30 page publication with 17 illustrations. It claims women will learn much about whales and notes the booklet is for women and children.
Community glimpses recount visits among families in Hackettstown and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Pearly and Mabel Smith calling on Saturday, a Ladies Aid Society supper planned for April 20, and various relatives visiting or staying with kin across towns.
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