Titles Important in Washington Life and Modes of Address
A Washington social guide explains how to address President Coolidge and other officials. It notes shifts from Your Excellency to Mr President and the varied forms for cabinet members and lawmakers, including foreign envoys always addressed as Mr Ambassador or Mr Minister.
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National
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Republic
New
Attorney General
Sargent
Dawes
Mr. Jones
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Smith
Will Transplant Smelt to Feed Idaho Salmon
The United States bureau of fisheries, the forest service, and the Idaho state game commission plan to transplant fresh water smelt from eastern Maine into Idaho waters. The aim is to provide an abundant forage for landlocked salmon and trout, as smelt feed on tiny life forms in deep lakes. Salmon has already been introduced in Idaho’s Red Fish Lake area, and the smelt release is expected to boost results.
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Washington
Maine
Idaho
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Forest Service
Idaho State Game Commission
Redfish Lake
Survey Reveals Average Worth of Men Buyers
New York report shows shoppers in different outlets yield varying annual values. Men’s clothing customers bring in about 85 dollars, women’s shops 236, department stores 362, furniture 87 after furnishing, and shoes 35 to 68 depending on family size.
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New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
W. K. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
Tous Carl
Square
Dougibahosses
W.L. Douglas Shoe CO
Spark Street
Brockton
Mass
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