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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
2
The piece warns against stores that boast constant low prices and urges that price must be backed by reliable merchandise. It argues shoppers should value quality over temporary savings and notes that true value endures beyond the price.
A local retailer announces a complete set of moderately priced suits arriving in multiple styles. Prices range from ten to twenty five dollars, with emphasis on value and quality. The store pledges dependable tailoring and back-of-garment support for every purchase, aiming to attract budget-minded shoppers.
Readers see gray worsteds highlighted as the season's top fabric choice. Dealers note practicality and moderate prices as the market highlights durable, serviceable materials with appealing light and midtone options.
The article traces silk from ancient origins in China to European adoption in the sixth century and later spread to the wealthy. It notes advances in silk spinning machinery making silk affordable, with prices dropping from three to four dollars a yard decades ago to more accessible luxury today. It highlights varieties from heavy wedding gowns to light China silk and promotes available silks for contemporary wear.
An advertisement touts Silk Etons as versatile coats for cool evenings outings and travel. It highlights stylish appeal, suitability for drives picnics and trolley rides with a tastefully low price.
Readable fragments describe social calls and travel mentions. Names such as Mr and Mrs Gardner Cyphers and other local residents appear alongside brief health and moving notes. Several lines reference musical events and a choral concert, with occasional references to Philadelphia and Newark and a focus on community life.
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