Judge Cowell's Little Girl and a Stranger Calendar Tale
A casual column recalls Judge Cowell's daughter and a homeless boy named Sadie in a rural setting. The piece humorously links a calendar featuring the pair to local shops and social life, noting calendars arrive Saturday for patrons at tea and coffee rooms.
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Democrat
Sims
Russi
Httle
Vis
Sadie
Local Jewelry Prices Claim Unbeatable Deals
Advertising blurb touts substantial savings on diamonds watches silverware clocks and pens with emphasis on low prices and a call to action for customers to shop and save. The text references values in jewelry and timepieces and promotional language aimed at drawing buyers.
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Waterman Pountain
Meetings 70 Night Boys Club Central Labor Court
Fragmentary note mentions a 70 night meeting for a boys club at Central Labor Court Acme. Division No 3 AO with Sheridan No 218 NK 0 P BP O Ellis and Witertiary to No 265 appear as scattered references in the record.
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Central Labo
Court Acme
Tf Sheridan
Local notices and ads blend in city pages
The fragmentary item lists shop specials at Upson Sitgteton Co and Buckingham nightlife with dancing, mentions property sale on 342 Grove Street, and advertises stove furniture plumbing and cheap telephones. Yale students return home for holidays and school reopens January 6. Glimpses of local merchants and clothing lines appear in the jumble.
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Upson
Sitgteton & Co
Buckingham
Fillton
Wooa
Blackmun
John
Nellie
Grove Street
Salesis
P | Harrington
E. Main Street
Stan
Corvorat & Son
North Main Street
William Larkin
Patrick Healey
Charles O'Connor
Thomas McGeall
John Tobin
Lawrence
Howard Phils
George Core
Joseph Beid
Yale
Hats for the little folks go on sale at low prices
Local shop offers children's hats with price points from 25 cents up to $2.00, inviting shoppers to browse a selection of small headwear suitable for youngsters.
Miller & Peck Co Christmas Umbrellas and Furs
The Miller and Peck Company advertises a full line of Christmas umbrellas at bargain prices with engraving offered free and a comparison to higher priced models. It also touts an extensive fur selection guaranteed for reliability and lower prices than competing stores by 2 percent.
Our Boys Store Presents Men and Boys Footwear
Open every evening the store offers folding umbrellas canes hats and handsome new style canes for man or boy. Shoes for everybody range from dress to oil tanned storm with sizes and prices from 1.50 to 3.00. Rubbers and fresh shoulders complete the gear for a complete boy and man wardrobe.
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Waterbury
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Chase & Son
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Hamilton Hardware Corp
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American Express
the Child-Heron
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C.l. Holmes & CO
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THE
Kingsbury
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Ruby
Boston Furniture CO
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D. B. Wilson Company
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Loretta G. Mahoney
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Caps
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F. P. Becton
JH Deveraux & Co
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Telephone
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Florida
S. & H. Green
Direct Importing CO
Hubar & Co
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Grandpa
E. J. Finn