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Title |
The Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, FL., Wednesday, April 28, 1926 |
Object Name |
Newspaper |
Scope & Content |
The Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, FL., April 28, 1926 In the section titled Household Hints by Mrs. Mary Morton it has some recipes. These include - cheese omlet, - brussel sprout en casserole - stuffed potatoes - Page 19 includes a list and brief description of past and upcoming weddings. One of the weddings mentioned in the paper is for the marriage of Miss Kate Waas and Mr. Henry D. Cook in Fernandina. It occured on April 21, 1926 at the First Baptist Church, in Fernandina. Kate Waas is the youngest daughter to Doctor. & Mrs. W. Theo Waas. Pastor Rev. T. J Herring conducted the nuptial wedding ceremony. The article mentions some of the prominent figures in attendance of the wedding. Advertisments featured in this newspaper include the following. - The Vogue located at 120 West Bay. It list some of the different sale prices on items. (page 19) - Cohen Brothers. The add shows an illustration of a doctor and a women in 1920's era clothing talking about a doctor's appointment and a Blue Ribbon sale at Cohen Brothers. (Top right corner of page 19) - Lipton's Tea. The add shows a illustration of 4 women having tea. (page 19) -Frost's Mystic Dry cleaner. It shows an illustration of a man in suspenders and a golf cap shining the car. It also has a illustration of the brand bottle. (page 19) - Five Dollar Shoe Store. Located at 5 East Bay. The add shows a illustration of a woman and a side view of a high heel shoe benieth her. (page 19) Chadwick Furnature Company selling Heywood-Wakefield products. located at 7 and 9 East Bay Street. It promotes basket weaved furnature and baby carriages. The add includes illustrations of the basket weaved chairs, plant basket on a stand and a basket weaved baby cariage. ( bottom right page 19) - San-Gri-Na to help loose weight. (bottom of page19) - Smart Footwear located on 11 West Adams street. It shows an illustration of 3 women wearing fure coats and two types of hih heels. (page 20) - Chelf's Drug Store located on 22 West Forsyth street. It provides a listing of different products on sale. (top right page 20) - Crystal Bath alcohol cost 49 cents. Displays a illustration of the bottle product. (page 20) - Mexican heat powder (page 20) - Nichols Dry Cleaner for 25 cents displays a illustration of the bottle. (page 20) Poudré Marsha a medicated tissue face powder. It shows an illustration of the face podwer. price $1.00 (page 20) - Walker's Devilment. Shows logo with a monkey spay pumping 6 different types of unwanted bugs. (page 20) - sale on different types bath brushes such as brush, nail brush, and hair brushes for sale. It shows two illustrations of the brushes. One shows a brush with other supplies inside the bag. (page 20) - Klutch holds faulse teeth tight. 50 cents a box. (page 20) - Chef's drug store. promting Fitch Beauty suply box with a illustration of their box. (page 20) - Listerine. It shows 3 listerine products and promotes 31/2 ounce bottle for 22 cents 7 ounce bottle for 42 cents 14 ounce bottle for 74 cents tooth paste 21 cents. (bottom of page 20) (to obtain high-res photos use the media tab files) |
Object ID |
2021.052.009 |
Collection |
AIMH Newspapers |
Caption |
The Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, FL., April 28, 1926 |
Number of images |
8 |
People |
Waas, Kate Bogart Waas, William Theodore Mularkey, Henry King McCabe, John B. Rutishauser, Clement Paul (Mrs.) Russell, William. H. Jr. (Mrs.) Purvis, J.Y. |
Search Terms |
News News (newspaper) newspaper Newspaper History Advertisement Historical Fernandina Fernandina Beach Jacksonville Jacksonville, FL Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville, Florida Florida Times - Union Florida Times Union (Jacksonville) Florida Times Union Businesses, Historic Cohen Bros. Dry Goods Store |
Subjects |
Advertisements Advertising Newspaper headlines Newspaper industry Newspapers Furniture stores Furniture Baby carriages Shoe stores Shoes Coats Tea Tea parties Weddings |
Date |
4/28/1926 |