Diplomats in Washington Favor American Wives and Ties
The foreign colony in Washington includes ambassadors and families closely linked to the U S. Barons Uchida and Moncheur, and Count de Buisseret, are cited for having American wives. The pattern reflects diplomats who understand American methods and politics, aided by spouses educated in the United States.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Baron Uchida
Amercan
Baroness Uchida
Bryn Mawr
Keishiro Matsui
Japan
Uchida
Madame Matsui
Pennsylvania
Madame Uchida
Belgium
United State
Count de Buisseret
St. Petersburg
Buisserets
Helen Ffoulke
Charles Ffoulke
Havenith
Legation
Froulke
Count de Puisseret
Baron Moncheur
Powell Clayton
Mexico
Barcn
Jules Jusserand
Jones Bryce
Kinsy George
Republi
Jules Jusser
American Aims and Foreign Ambassadors in Washington
The piece notes how American generosity shapes foreign envoys and families in Washington. It highlights embassies with American wives and children in public schools, detailing couples from France Costa Rica Spain China and China, including Washington marriages and a grand Chang Tong wedding at the Chinese legation.
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France
George Washington
Louis LIV
Louis
Jusserand
Louis XIV
Madame Jusserand
C. T. Richards
Boston
Washington
Spain
Senor de Riano
Duc d’Arcos
Senora de Riano
Alice Ward
John Ward
Connecticut Avenue
Senor Riano
Costa Rica
Senor
Dor Joaquin Bernardoa Calvo
Calvo
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
West Point
Chang Yin Tang
Chang
Madama Chang
Henry Chang
George Washington University
China
Tong
Miss. Tong
Legation
America
Stenographic Work Is a Good Developer
A veteran observer says demand for top stenographers is high and rising. Stenographers should view the craft as a stepping stone to business leadership, as mastery plus tact yields advancement, trust, and potential partnership in major firms. Some of history’s biggest businessmen began as stenographers.
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Tomis
Ufe
Story of a Third Grade Lesson in Cleveland
A Cleveland classroom after a Jewish holiday prompts students to tell stories about the word judicious. A girl volunteers a story about their holiday meal featuring roast goose and other Jewish dishes, illustrating the phrase without money.
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Cleveland
Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies in Arkansas Woman’s Testimony
Miss Elizabeth Gehrki of Fort Smith Arkansas describes six months of severe eczema on her neck. After unsuccessful doctor visits she uses Cuticura Soap and Ointment with relief in one night and scab removal within a week, curing the condition after three weeks. Her brother also avoids scarring after using Cuticura for a gunpowder burn. Free sample offer from Cuticura Dept. 17 L Boston.
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Elizabeth Gehrki
Forrest City
Ark
Boston
Willing to Help Knicker on Reducing Expenses
Knicker discussion focuses on trimming costs during hard times. Mrs Knicker suggests living like returning emigrants and considers relocating to Europe to cut expenses.
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Knicker
Cement Talk No 8 Promotes UNIVERSAL Portland Cement
The article extols universal cement for all concrete work from sidewalks to foundations and driveways. It praises concrete as cheap durable and rot proof, urging readers to use UNIVERSAL Portland Cement Co with uniform color and strong performance.
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Coute
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