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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
2
Young social set in Washington spends mornings on the roller rink as a fashionable pastime. Diplomatic and political notables, ambassadors, and their families attend gatherings, teas, and dinners amid a flurry of social engagements and international guests.
Detroit Free Press warns saving at home is risky after a thrifty customer hides money in unlikely places. A rats nest of mutilated bills, dredged by rodents, prompts Treasury redemption and shifts savings to bank vaults. Audience glimpses transaction humor and a nursery race notice amid the clipping.
Mrs M E Fain of Speers Ferry Virginia recounts a decade long eczema battle. After consulting three doctors she used Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent, claiming complete cure and renewed appetite and flesh. She urges others with skin or blood diseases to try the Cuticura Remedies for faster relief.
Adolph William Berle earned top honors at Columbia and the College of Physicians and Surgeons and chose a life of service to the poor. Known as the Singing Doctor, he worked nights as a drug clerk and teacher while dedicating himself to sick infants and mothers in cramped tenements, guiding many with his lullabies as Bellevue ambulances cried nearby. He died last Monday night after years of relentless caregiving.
Alexander D. Noyes notes that there are investors who judge market conditions and time buys or sells, but warns against relying on borrowed money. The genuine investor watches money rates on Wall Street, since rising rates strain speculative fuel and can trigger price readjustments. He argues speculators push prices higher for profit and that prudent investors should monitor money rates and avoid overreaching on margin.
In Reverence from the Columbus Dispatch, a bustling program at Benning today highlights the Spring Handicap Steeplechase and the Washington Nursery among four other first class events. Noted figures, including connections from Washington and surrounding counties, anticipate strong entries in a lively equestrian program.
A long column extols the idea of “the exceptional man” who rises through chance or need to lead in science and public service. It highlights Missouri governors Folk and Hadley, Attorney General Hadley’s decisive stand against Standard Oil, and cross party cooperation toward reform, praising courage, impartiality, and duty in public figures.
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