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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1924
Page
6
Jome investors are wary of bonds yet too trusting of any name bond. Consider business stability, earnings history, and ability to pay interest and principal. Evaluate the security behind the bond, mortgage type, and whether it is a first mortgage. Beware high rates, bonds bought above par, and income bonds mislabelled as bonds.
Loreto C Lynch outlines weight control through diet focusing on fruit juices high in fiber, salads with minimal calories, and careful dressings. It recommends lemon water on waking, mineral oil in dressings, practical recipes like carrot and cheese salad, and cautious fat inclusion such as olives and bran muffins to sustain a balanced diet.
A column discusses scarlet fever causes the incubation period two to seven days usually three, and the four to five week isolation recommended by quarantine laws. It covers cleansing routines for skin and clothing warns against eucalyptus oil on skin and notes washing and sterilizing body and bed linens before laundry. It ends with a note on belief in traditional cures such as black chickens for snake bites and a brief reader reply.
Poem contemplates aging through memory of childhood friends and joys, with lines about past laughter, old playmates, and Nellie in youth. It reflects on God’s plan and growing closer to faith as one grows older.
A condensed guide lists theaters showing Poli’s Little Jessie James and Belasco Pilgrim’s Progress, vaudeville at Strand and others, plus motion pictures at Rialto, Metropolis, Loew’s, Tivoli. It also details open hours and locations for Capitol tours, museums, memorials, gardens, libraries, monuments, and government buildings across Washington DC.
A reader letter laments a nagging wife who controls daily life and finances, detailing a fifteen year unhappy marriage. The writer questions how to break the cycle, blaming him as the passive husband and urging a decisive stand to end the strife.
Absent from Puddleby, Doctor Dolittle and Dab-Dab note Cheapside’s sorrowful account of Cheap side's home and prune the apple trees. The old lame horse longs for company and the Doctor plans a swift return to restore the garden, care for the animals, and reunite with friends. The tale hints at a later private continuation of Gub-Gub’s opera and a birthday performance.
A simple Creole sauce recipe uses tomatoes or pepper, onion, celery, water, and seasonings. Cooked twenty minutes to half an hour yields a versatile sauce that enhances fish, meat hash, or other dishes, aiming to improve appetite with pleasant aromas.
The Shop Etch presents Rodier Kasha costumes in absinthe green Boise de Rose with silver muskrat trim, and another Rodier fabric with Kolinsky fur cuffs and pockets. Gilt buttons and a novelty belt accent the ensemble while a natural Kasha tailored model showcases brown stitching as the latest color design.
The report details widespread malfeasance at the Philippine National Bank. Directors including Vicente Singson Encarnacion and Vicente Madrigal backed loans to linked firms, sinking assets as the government faced heavy indebtedness. Haskins & Sells found losses totaling 37.5 million dollars, with risky ventures such as cocoanut oil and sugar centrals funded by bank loans. The bank’s foreign and local operations showed poor accounting, weak collections, and ineffective management leading to insolvency and drive for new borrowers using taxpayers’ money.
The crown band of the Knights of Columbus will play at St. Gabriel’s church indoor carnival on Grant Circle and Webster Street NW. T A McNamara, chairman of arrangements, announced the event ongoing since Saturday and running through Wednesday with music games and other features. Prizes will be awarded to three children who write the best letters to Santa Claus.
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