Various Ads Mix With Notices On Shopping and Services
A jumble of storefront pitches and notices showcases offers from a tailor at 1405 H Street and Pasternak advertising spring outfits, plus a buttoned trimming shop at New York Avenue. Also featured are home delivery bread from Holmes Bakery, and local merchants urging customers to seek reliable advice from Berry & Whitmore and other firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasternak
Vasternak
Uch
Woth
Washington
Berry & Whitmore Company
Fliventh
Hutisn
New York Avenue
Senk
Im- Nye
Tate
Utah
Vanta
Montgomery County
Aise
Untold Story of Overfatness and Medical Discourse
A fragmented OCR note discusses concerns about obesity and health, mentioning prescription, diet, and medical terms. It references individuals and places in a vague narrative, showing confusion over phrases and potential quotes. The legible bits hint at evaluative language about fat, diet, and public health themes.
Local Visitors and Returnees From Oak Park Area
Miss Mary Abmoney presided at the Pana Mia Chirles Tard and daughter Miss Vike Pord of Oak Park Ianos have been visiting Mr and Mrs WoW LTidcidee at Kensington View Neilie Shafer spent the winter in Olin and has returned to Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balen Ward
Stephen Quigley
Edward Ss
Brent Babe Abert Dlarry
Dawn Ian Mughal
Dart
Byron White
Tarlog
Ty Moyers
Mr Tendry
Osgood Holmes
Harry An John Dawne
Jn Pope
Mary Abmoney
Pana
Mia Chirles Tard
Vike Pord
Oak Park
Ianos
Wow Ltidcidee
Kensington
Neilie Shafer
Olin
Navy colony breaks up as warship leave for New Orleans
A limited number of Navy women remained aboard the cruiser Washington as it prepared to depart Fort Monroe bound for New Orleans to join anniversary events at Union. Officers hosted a luncheon for Mrs Pringle aboard, while Washington staff and guests from Washington and Baltimore expressed disappointment at the party not proceeding to the capital. The ship’s crew, including Lt Comdr Toel R. Pinale and numerous Washington arrivals, kept up social rounds and the author Mr Reach prepared a new book amid tennis and social duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Voint Comfort Sa
Navy
Flaumpton Pus
Behalt
Newmoois Shea
Lantana
Toel
R. P Pinale
Mra Pringle
Baltimore
Chia
Putte
Fort Monroe
Reach
Awuy
Verdin
Washaxton
Dod Callahan
BR. Lowndes Toanender Walmer
Fot Dette
Alin Downes
Charles T+ Bassett
Shain Tar
Garl
Pleadwell
Odell
WC Maupin
Thomas Hryan Huyek
Cannibal Tales and Island Lore From Rumor to Folklore
A fragmentary, satire laden piece recalls dubious cannibal stories from remote lands, mentioning England tea houses and a Fiji magnate. It parodies sensational rumors with quips about shipwrecked fortunes, a medical man, and odd banter over curiosities and cuisine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
vMciaal
Fiji
Washington Fashion Trails Paris In White Satin Gown Trend
Washington society adapts to post Grand Banks tragedy with minimal dress for daywear. White satin tailored skirts and coats with lace blouses dominate, while neutral tints and black and white rule ordinary street wear. At the Taft reception, Mrs Taft wore a demi toilette in satin and black lace, with a cream lace cheminette and jeweled collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Banks
Washington
Paris
Bar Harbor
Narragannett
Newport
Jared Salts
Serge Hnen
White House
Taft
McKennet
M Dickinson
Express
Clayton . Trusdale
Ohio
B Callaway
Pennsylvania
Louise Sheridan
Smart Society
Misa Sheridan
Sheridan Sy
Fashion Notes From Washington Society Gowns In Gray Marquisette
Mrs Charles W. Fairbanks and other leading hostesses showcase gray marquisette gowns with silver and satin accents. The ensemble features a short train, malched tunic, diamond trimmings, and a pink rose at the neckline. Also described are Daughters congress attendees in black net over blue satin with gold bead embroidery, and Mrs Thomas W Symons in a two piece marquisette outfit with black and white satin trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
W. Fairbanks
Washington
Hugene Haeie
Stephen B. Elkins
Farragutaquere
Worth
Bertha
Fairbanks
Matthew T Acott
Mr. Scott
Alf
Thomas W Symons
Witlard
Mra Symons
Famous Kensington Palace and its Historic Reversals
Kensington Palace rose from a lawyers purchase by Finch then Earl of Nottingham. William III acquired the estate for 18006 guineas and moved to a residence near Whitehall to aid asthma treatment. Royals including William and Mary favored the palace. it fell out of favor after George II’s accession and narrowly survived destruction later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Palace
Mmagesty
Whitehall
Mteralls
Wiliam
Mary
Anne
George
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Mrs. Couch
Pourteenth Street
Rosa
Roexton
Anid
Tyre
Rockville Society
John Moth
Tony
Speer
Sears
Java
Perth
Wailbain
Caniae
Itory
Hampton Roads
Mra
William Cummings Story
New York
Vatican
Mr. Story
John R Walker
Kansas City
Callaway
Floretta Vining
Massachusetts
Nauel
Third Avenue
Rue de la Paix
Hengelmuller
Vienna
Europe
America
Mme de Maintenon
Flores
JM John St.agwork
Yank
F Street
Iitin
Erlebacher
Dorothy Dodd
Ak EY
Dennis & Ellis
Brockton Shoe Store Shoes
St. N. W
B. Rich’s
B. Rich
LS W. Smee
John F. Ellis & Co
Pa. Ave
RW. & J. B Henderson
N. W
Moses
Watts
Miss Matthews
Metzerott Bidg
F St. N. W
Washington, D.C
Dundee Linen
Seventh Street
A. H. Hakshian
Pest
USA
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