Men's Suits Three Dollars in Spring Sale
A terse classified style note announces men s suits priced at three dollars in a seasonal sale with scattered garbled text and partial brand fragments. The readable line hints at a summer or spring promotion.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
5
A terse classified style note announces men s suits priced at three dollars in a seasonal sale with scattered garbled text and partial brand fragments. The readable line hints at a summer or spring promotion.
An unclear OCR item hints at a local fashion or trade note involving overcoats and pricing. It references a board or group and potential saving measures, with fragmented text suggesting a debate over costs or pay in a civic or commercial context.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes ladies dresses and wraps with unclear branding and garbled wording. It mentions cleanliness and style, urging readers to visit a shop for apparel. The readable bits hint at fashion items but lack concrete details or a clear event.
The document outlines various investment offers with promised security and interest credits. It notes that deposits made before the third day of each month accrue interest from the first, with checks or money orders issued for withdrawals. Names cited include Philander B. Pierson, Horace G. Woppel, and other officials.
A fragmented advertisement for a 600 page book titled tree Gutherantment and Care of Horses and Poultry with a stable chart. It touts remedies for sprains lameness throat colic bellyache diarrhea and kidney and bladder issues. Promotes prepaid receipt of price and lists Humpineys' Homo Medicine Co based in New York with claims of products for animals and skin diseases.
A faded news item records deaths, family visits, and social happenings in a small town. Alfred Conkre dies at home on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Gonke receives condolences from the community. A birthday surprise honors Al Ted Holt at a cousin’s home. Delmont and Tunkhannock residents visit relatives, with several families noted in Sunday gatherings and calls.
Fragmentary obituary and social notes mention Mrs Kalwarel Norton and Mrs A Cana among mourners, with scattered references to families, Bloomsbury, and local society figures. The garbled OCR yields few clear facts beyond bereavement and social connections in a distant era.
Story recounts Saves An Toya Maui life after a severe liver and stomach ailment. Doctors at West Berlin Town allegedly failed, yet a marvel cure with bitters is praised for curing months of distress from jaundice and other ailments. Claims of guaranteed relief for stomach, liver, or kidney troubles are asserted.
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