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Domestic News October 22, 1825

The Ladies' Garland

Harpers Ferry, Jefferson County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

A beautiful American-made Leghorn-style hat, crafted from local Danvers, Mass. materials by a young lady, was examined at the Exchange, rivaling imported versions and potentially saving import costs.

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AMERICAN LEGHORN.

The most beautiful specimen of American female ingenuity and industry which has come under our observation, we examined yesterday at the Exchange. It is a hat, the materials of which grew in the town of Danvers, (Mass.) and were prepared and formed by a very young lady of that place. The colour, texture, and workmanship, of this hat, will not suffer on a comparison with the finest from Leghorn--and it furnishes also the pleasing assurance that a liberal encouragement towards the industry and enterprise of our worthy country-women is alone necessary to save to the country thousands of dollars which are now annually required for the payment of the imported article.--[Balt. Amer.

What sub-type of article is it?

Economic

What keywords are associated?

American Leghorn Danvers Hat Female Industry Domestic Manufacturing

What entities or persons were involved?

A Very Young Lady Of That Place

Where did it happen?

Danvers, Mass.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Danvers, Mass.

Event Date

Yesterday

Key Persons

A Very Young Lady Of That Place

Outcome

furnishes also the pleasing assurance that a liberal encouragement towards the industry and enterprise of our worthy country-women is alone necessary to save to the country thousands of dollars which are now annually required for the payment of the imported article

Event Details

The most beautiful specimen of American female ingenuity and industry which has come under our observation, we examined yesterday at the Exchange. It is a hat, the materials of which grew in the town of Danvers, (Mass.) and were prepared and formed by a very young lady of that place. The colour, texture, and workmanship, of this hat, will not suffer on a comparison with the finest from Leghorn

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