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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1912

Page

12

Wheat production in Southern Hemisphere outlook strong

International agricultural estimates place Southern Hemisphere wheat production near 291,200,000 bushels with Argentina and New Zealand contributing large shares. Reports note substantial outputs across key regions, signaling favorable yields in the current season.

Tuus Rome Argentina New Zealand Stattasheis

Vision treatment touts new method at Arlington Hotel

Charles Tincoin Amith, noted New York refract ionist, continues free consultations this week at the Arlington Hotel Annex corner H Street and Vermont Avenue. Reported patient testimonials claim improved sight after a new technique, with hours daily starting at 10 a.m. and ongoing through the week.

Charles Tincoin Amith New York Arlington H Street Mont Avenue Vermont Avenue

Gen Edwards and Mrs Edwards Host for Miss Taft

Social notices list Gen and Mrs Edwards hosting a dinner in honor of Miss Helen Taft with guests including Miss Anderson Miss Rexburn Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogera Miss Wallach and many others. Additional gatherings feature diplomats ministers and officials from Brazil Denmark Belgium and Austria Hungary, plus a Cotillion for Miss Elizabeth Pogers and a frenzy of receptions at various Washington residences.

Clarence Edwards Misa Helen Taft Miss Anderson Rexburn Misa Rocks Elizabeth Reid Rogera Misa Wallach Dorothy Williama Miss Hodges Miss Draper Merriam Milas Jean Oliver Cut Ung Catlin Butler Ames Edward McCauley George Howard Raymond Rodgers Sheridan Carroll Glover Edward Root Garington Greble DeLaney Walter Jones Huntington Wilwon Mr da Gama Denmark Count Molt&e Mme [Javenlch W Murray Crane du Pont Mme de Lima JD McLachlan Platt Andrew Trederic Bronson Wadsworth John Hays Hammond Thomas Gen Vira William P Biddle Punrose Serator Commina Eteder Twining Mra Wills Mass New Lori Wes Larence Wilson Mre C Bater Rs Joseph Leiter Mabel Boardman

Once Rich Dies a Pauper in Local Notice

A jumble of names and events traces a death of a once wealthy individual in Minneapolis and community notices. The passage lists many survivors and associates, a charitable burial, and social events at a Soldiers Home with references to civic figures, clubs, and a Theta Circle program including tableaux and an informal dance.

Cardinal O Connell Returns to Boston in Papal Welcome

Thousands greet Cardinal William O Connell on his return from Rome marking his first New England residence. A Back Bay procession escorts him home while officials aboard the steamer Canopic extend greetings. The pope’s message honors America and notes Catholics and non Catholics alike. Pope ratifies creation of Des Moines diocese with Rev Austin Dowling as rector.

Boston William Cardinal O Connell Rome New England Atreets Back Bay Anderson Fitzgerald Edwin Curtie America Reigman Europe John J Nolan Hartford Des Moines Austin Dowling

The Post Offers Dictionary Promotion About Insurance And Happiness

An odd promotional item promising dictionaries and irony laden offers claims Tomorrow will be last chance to buy through coupons. It touts insurance against reprimand and ridicule, urging readers to secure a dictionary described as more than a simple actionary.

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Widow of Former Secretary Hitchcock Dies in St Louis

Margaret Hitchcock widow of former secretary to the interior Horton Allen Hitchcock is reported dead at her home in St Louis. She was aged well known and survived by three daughters including Mrs. Esams wife of a U S Captain. Funeral details were not immediately released.

Cape Charles Lincoln Lincoln Bryan Benator Byar Liordi George Wo Ray Miss Ray R Conroy Vance Mannesfield Hall Fredericksburg Granklin Brown Laconia Riviera Taylor Senator Taylor Maeda Luke Lew Lea of Ternessee Drighton Mir Wimner Rhodes Moller Shoreham Moller Kendall Tat Intenor St Louis Toda Mra Margaret Hitchcock Lthan Allen Hitchcoc Sears Adardly Eury Mia Wo Cipt Sima United States

The Power and Peril of Discontent in Health

A historic meditation on how mental discontent fuels physical ailments, distinguishing harmful everyday discontent from constructive unease. The text argues discontent initiates a chain that lowers body tone, worsens mood, and invites illness, urging swift medical action to address the root cause.

Herve Nan Borman

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