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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1909

Page

7

Dress Rehearsal Highlighted Ocean City Week

Washingtonians staged The Dress Rehearsal to great acclaim in Ocean City mid August. The performance featured a large cast with Miss Olive McNeal of Washington entertaining friends at a Plimimmon bowling party last Monday evening and numerous local arrivals from Washington listed among attendees.

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Violin performer highlights Washington Fest at Hot Springs

At the Hot Springs resort area Ingalla Mun cale hosts a Washington Fest with Formal ain ners in villa colony and Japa nese 100m of the Homestead. Prominent guests include Rep Nicholas Longworth, Rear Admiral and Mrs Bushier, Mr and Mrs George Cole Scott, and Mrs Nicholas Longworth among many social events and informal musicales.

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Dorothy Green Wins Prize At Mountain Lake Park Baby Show

Dorothy Linco Green daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Green of this city won first prize at the baby show and carnival held the past week at Mountain Lake Park Md The event drew many entries from Mountain Lake Park and nearby areas The winner a favorite with guests is the granddaughter of John R Gisbourne of the Navy Department.

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Cape May Plans Include a Convention Auditorium

Plans exist for a large convention auditorium at the end of Madison Avenue near Pillsburg. Notable arrivals include Leake Mosha former Secretary of the Treasury and Mr and Mrs 3 R Tindle, with many Washington figures lodging at Cape May hotels. The Washington Post reports a surge of visitors and social events centered around the Cape May area during the stay.

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Children Ball Event Highlights Washington Hosts

An ornate afternoon program arranged by Prof Carl Neuman and Victor Jebley featured German, Spanish, Tyrolean, and Japanese themed costumes. Notable attendees included Mrs Weightman, Mrs Jurey, and Nell Potts with a parade of pupils, dances, and chaperones showcasing community talent and festive decorations.

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Strange Michigan Island Rises From Lake Orlon Each Summer

Deep in Michigan lore a mysterious island emerges from Lake Orlon every August and sinks again around February 15, staying near Park Island. Locals recall farmers weighting it with stones and chains failing to keep it surface, while skeptics link its cycles to lake currents and vegetation buildup.

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Insects and Disease Flyer Warns of Maladies Spread

A public notice outlines how common diseases spread by pests and carriers. It highlights malaria and infant mortality linked to flies and mosquitoes. The document urges destroying breeding places of Anopheles to end malaria.

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Hotels Reap Harvest as Washington Visitors Flock North Shore

Washington and Beverly see a busy season as hotels host numerous guests tied to the president’s family and summer teams. A Boston Gloucester guest list includes Tafts, Boardmans, and Navy officers at Magnolia and Pigeon Cove inns, with social gatherings and dinners at Windelot and Harbor View. Mentions of health topics and pest control accompany notices of arrivals and summer leisure at coastal retreats.

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