Free Washington tour ride teases readers with city lore
A correspondent offers high school seniors and tourists a humorous free bus tour of Washington. The guide riffs on landmarks from the Washington Monument to the Capitol, White House, Federal Triangle, and GOP and Democratic headquarters, mixing trivia, jokes, and quirky anecdotes about figures, places, and history.
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Douglas Larsen
Washington
NEA
U. S
Washinton
Pontomac
White House
Capitol
Roosevelt
Missouri
Blair House
Mrs. Truman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Federal Triangle
Hoover
Hoover's Folly
Bureau of
Mellon Art Gallery
District
Kate Smith
Kate
Capitol Building
Columbus
Government Printing Office
Federal
Lafayette
William Jennings Bryan
James Buchanan
GOP
Democratic
John L. Lewis
Weak Blood Blamed for Aging Appearance and Vitality
An ad warns that weak watery blood ages men and women and saps vitality. It touts blood strength restoration via a product promising energy and healthier looks, claiming millions of tiny red blood cells replenish marrow wear. The copy is dated and appears to market a tonic with vague claims and contact details.
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Honduras
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