Here for Christmas Greatest Sale in Cloak Department
A department store proclaims a ten day Christmas sale offering deep discounts in the cloak department. The message urges shoppers who have not yet bought to act now, promising the best value of the year.
The Greatest Coat Bargain Sale Headlines
Merchants announce deep discounts on coats with prices slashed across adult and children's selections. Coats originally from $8.50 to $10.00 drop to $6.75 and below, with children's coats from $2.50 to $4.00 reduced to $1.98 to $2.98 and 79 cents for small tots.
Book Bargains Cloth Bound Books At Special Prices
Cloth bound volumes by Southworth Dickens Elliott Doyie Holmes and others 12 wc Special edition cloth bound illuminated covers 25c worth 50c Boys Books large clear type by Henry 15c worth 35c Cloth Berok Gold Dies by Op ie Cooper Alger Burne Reid and others 21c Poems and Fictions by best writers 19c Leather Bound Books 35c to 75c
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Southworth
Dickens
Eliott
Doyie
Holmes
Henry
Opie
Cooper, Alger
Burne, Reid
Bargain Boys and Girls Clothing Sale Ad
Local sale offers boys clothes at reduced prices including toilet sets from two dollars, children's hose at eight cents, ready made dresses from one dollar, and navy blue calico indigo at six percent.
Choice of Every Ladies Hat at Unbelievable Prices
Storewide hat sale slashes all trimmed hats to low prices. Hats up to 75c reduced to 39c, hats from 75c to 125c to 69c, hats from 125c to 200c priced at 1.09, and hats over 2.00 cut to 1.09. Limited stock and lines vary by store.
New Theory Found Successful in Indianapolis
An Indianapolis visit features JL T Cooper promoting a new health theory and his preparation to revitalize the stomach. Local supporters claim rapid relief for chronic stomach trouble, with testimonials from residents like B F Campbell praising immediate benefits after use. The piece notes public buzz, skeptical doctors, and questions about lasting gains, signed by ROBERT J VICKERS in Sharpsburg, Dec 14.
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JL. T. Cooper
Cooper
Indianapolis Star
L.cooper
Fol
Mr. Cooper
Discovery
Robert J. Vickers
Sharpsburg
Agricultural column questions city bias in farmer education
An agricultural column argues teachers push rural youth toward urban careers, devaluing farming. It critiques high school and university training for shaping minds to seek white collar work, urging preservation of farm life and practical skills.
Wholesale and Retail Grain Prices Reported
Market round up lists wholesale and retail quotations for grain and country produce. Items include beans corn potatoes rye oats and dates along with butter chickens side meat millfeed and corn prices in bushels and per unit.
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The
Star
Safe home remedy for rheumatism and kidney trouble
A New York health publication promotes Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a simple at home cure for rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues. Adults take a teaspoon after meals and at night with water, claimed to cleanse kidneys and reduce swelling and pain, especially in the elderly.
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New York
Towns with famous names catalog 27 Troys 19 Athenss in US
The piece notes a trivia list of US towns sharing famous names. It cites 27 Troys, 19 Athens, 17 Uticas, 16 Alexandrias, 15 Romes, 12 Carthages and seven each Atticas and Syracuses. Only Indiana and New York have all eight names. Ohio and Missouri have seven each.
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Troy
United States
Athens
Uticas
Alexandrias
Romes
Indiana
New York
Ohio
Missouri
Skating Rink Opens On Market Street With Lessons
The Roller Skating Rink on Market Street welcomed many beginners who took to the floor with ease. Instructors are available for visits and the rink will run three daily sessions at 10 am, 2 pm, and 7 30 pm.
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Market Street
Ice Skating Sessions For Beginners Announced
The note outlines short sessions for beginners with admission at 10 cents, skates 15 cents, and reserved chairs at 1 0c. On Tuesday and Friday afternoons and Saturday mornings admission is free for ladies and children, with skates still 15 cents. The organizers say they welcome all as long as visitors act as ladies and gentlemen and follow the rules.
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