New Year at the White House a Washington ritual
The article describes the traditional New Year reception at the White House with President Taft and Mrs. Taft, outlining guest order from ambassadors to civilians, the line management by ushers, and remarks on Roosevelt’s influence. It notes no food is served there, the broader social interplay, and subsequent semi public White House events.
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Pet dog epitaphs reveal surprising Roman tenderness
Readable fragments describe tombstones for dogs Margarita Myria and Patricus noting their traits and the deep sorrow of their owners. Patricus is praised as sagacious and deeply loved, with memories set beside the mistress in marble in a Roman setting from So ciety and Politics in Ancient Rome.
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An Anonymous Baby and a One Arm Man
Eva remarks on a man with one arm and missing sawdust from his limb. A juvenile class prompt asks for an example of anonymous. Johnny answers that the baby arriving yesterday is anonymous, revealing a playful misunderstanding.
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National Stock Show at Denver to Exceed Two Million Value
The Denver exhibition of five live stock groups during January 8 to 15 is expected to surpass 2 million in value. Attendance could top 100000 as railroads offer low fares and nightly horse shows draw crowds. Admission is 25 cents general and 25 cents for night seating to broaden public interest.
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Anticipating the Modes Fashion Exchange Dialogue
A dialogue sketches fashion anticipation with a shopper seeking a style beyond current trends. The interlocutor notes outfits others wear and the shopper asks to see what comes after the next wave, signaling forward stylistic interest.
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