Arlington Plans for Memorial Development at Arlington Cemetery
Plans submitted by the commission of arts and approved by the War Department outline development for Arlington National Cemetery. The aim is reverent treatment, extensive tree planting, and a continuing historic character anchored by the mansion and central axis from the Lincoln Memorial to Arlington House. The plan calls for preserving shaded, tree lined areas, improving the road front, and enforcing regulations on monuments to maintain dignity and avoid ornate or intrusive designs.
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Piaus
Arlington National Cemetery
Rogers
Gingarts
Secretary of War
War Memorials Council
Arlington
Arlington Fn
Ais
George Washington Parke Custis
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Arlington House
Robert BH. Les
Lee
Avilogton
Washington
Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial Bridge
Congress
Potomac
Park
Aslington
Apron
Arlington Cemetery
Suits and Hats For Summer Bridesmaids In Style
Fashion notes explore two piece and one piece suits for summer wear and the surge of bridal hats. Milliners showcase coats and cape styles, with pale skirts, tailored coats, and embroidered bridesmaid headpieces, highlighting colors like brown, white, and silver lace.
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Curty
Belge
Teimatliga
Telg
Bens
Ben
Change of Life Woman Trial Reported Outcome
A woman recounts relief from long term illness after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She credits the medicines for restored strength enabling housework and long walks. A neighbor report and testimonial accompany the piece, plus a children’s verse item with humorous mishearings.
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Ewita Culver
7Th St
Metropolis
Minols
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Lone Exception Delivers Curious Dialogue
A fragmentary London Answers item recounts a peculiar social exchange about manipulation and paying for college costs. The Birmingham Age Herald style narration features a host lamenting expensive language barriers, with a foil remark about paying with cash under pressure.
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Birmingham Age
Great Men Speak At Dinner With Silent Strength
Chief Stagica Taft cites Edison Ford and Livcels as examples of strong, silent men. He contrasts them with talkative figures, referencing a Mark Twain quip about Gov. Gniibell. The dialogue touches on friendship, escape, and the idea that cooperation spreads wealth.
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Stagica Taft
Edison
Henry Ford
Livcels
Mr. Taft
Mark Twain
Marit
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Anis
Lozg
Paradise
Bevera
Ara
Angala Morgan
Arington
Otter
Hetle
Forlm
Lillles-Of-The Valley
Unierbrim
Georgette
Lydia E. Piskham
Nero
Berry
Gamy Co
Michigan
Fils
Wultime
Lmidon
Conpéeratien
Mothers
Lloydaby
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