Washington's Civic Building Debate and Washington Farewell Tribute
A Washington gathering featured President Taft addressing free men in the capital and urging a dignified national building for inaugurations. Senator Burton and Sutton praised George Washington, highlighting the founding father’s enduring legacy and openness. Breakthroughs in German aviation were noted with a 40 foot flight record by wax Gertz in a solo biplane.
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The Beauty of Firm Flesh Still Hailed by Edible Waters
A garbled ad style passage extols Stuarts Calcium Waters claiming to improve firmness and complexion. It mixes references to blood flow and pigments with alarming phrases about skin and vitality, presenting a sensational health tonality from a faded period trade copy.
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Stuarts
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Lucene
Oman
Plan W R on Vaccine Assert It Breeds Disease
Antivaccination groups form in Washington and other states urging repeal of compulsory vaccination laws. Advocates claim vaccines spread disease and injure children, citing international cases and medical dissent from figures like Drs Hering and Gunn. The movement targets Congress and local policy, with notable supporters planning a Washington Antivaccination Society launch next week.
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Philadelphia
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Robert A Gunn
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Great Britain
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Hygienic Laboratory
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Germany
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Switzerland
Kingston
Toronto
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Kensington
Washington Antivaccinaton Society
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Weather Conditions and Charities Day Appeals
Weather report notes a storm of marked intensity along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts with temperatures remaining very low in northern states and warmer conditions expected in the Midwest. The article also details a campaign by Associated Charities to have clergy speak at churches to support destitute and homeless relief efforts in the district, led by Justice Brewer and other charity leaders.
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Agriculture Weather Bureau
Washington
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Mladie
Renian
Enova
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Mematain
Rextene
Pacife
Aioepor
Fant
Atlanta
Wetthar
Northwratra Staten
Atlantic
Warther
Minstosipat
Plains States
Upper Inne
Mastapot
Rano
Associated Charities
Citizens Relief Association
Te City
Annunciated Charities
David J. Brewer
Samuel
First Congregational
Rex Roland C Smith
Aice
Johns Clarey
Walter Safford General Secretas
Hamline Mathadlat
Washington Board of Trade Pushes for City Parks and Extensions
The Washington Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce allies plan to oppose an amendment at a meeting and press for funds for park acquisitions and road projects. They seek appropriations for Potomac Park tracts, Rock Creek expansions, Parkview terrace near Connecticut Avenue Bridge, Anacostia reclamation, and parking facilities, plus a public park on Georgetown Heights. They urge Congress to fund road resurfacing and several street and highway measures including sixteenth street widening and Anacostia River road plans.
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Board of Trade
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Georgetown Heights
Meridian Hil
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Rock Creek Park
Massachuetts Avenue
Hoch Creek
Graceland Cemetery
Queens Chapel Road Square
Rhode Island Avenue
Rock Creek Drive
Tatrael
Massachusetts Avenue
All Laird
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mall
Parkview Terrace
Connecticut Avenue
Carpenter
Southeast
Washington
District of Columbia
Elim
Senate
Nineteenth Streets
Mount Vernon
Aproval
Spring Street
Bil
Benningtea
Lincoln Bouteward
Massachusetta Avenuue
Rock Creek
Anacoss
Tia River DC
Farragut
Street name changes and avenue extension approved
City officials approve extending New Hampshire Avenue and authorize changing Twenty third Street north of Calvert Street to Woodley Place. The move includes a route from Fourteenth Street to Pinney Branch Road and Rows Avenue between Fourteenth and Sixteenth Streets, pending final formalities.
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Bill
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Calvert Street
Woodley Place
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