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Product listing notes frozen domestic items in cream ecru nile dark green and red colors priced at 39 cents each with likely sale context.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
23
Product listing notes frozen domestic items in cream ecru nile dark green and red colors priced at 39 cents each with likely sale context.
The sale offers one of a kind furniture at deep discounts across the house excluding the kitchen. Weathered Oak Chairs and rockers priced from 5.95 to 12.50, Mahogany pieces from 4.50 to 21.00, and various tables and desks with values listed for quality n alt. The prompt notes a clearance to move high grade goods at a third to a half off value, with many items bearing legible prices and corresponding value figures.
Exit Wilton Velvet Rugs and oxi2 Smith Axminster Rugs offered with patterns and sale prices. Beauvais and Brussels rugs listed with special prices and values. Imperial Smyrna and Mattings including 16 rolls Best Grade 116 warp matting and Extra Heavy China matting priced by the roll or by the yard.
Wealthy society in Washington gathers for Lent season events as diplomatic dinners, weddings, and luncheon parties fill the social calendar. Notable attendees include Taft, Fairbanks, and various ambassadors and ministers at multiple private affairs.
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Fritz Scheel performed at Columbia Theater in a final concert of a three‑part series. The ensemble delivered refined tone and finish, notably in Beethoven's overture and Saint-Saens and Liszt works. Pianist Rubinstein, aged eighteen, impressed with intelligent, masterful playing and a modest, engaging presence.
Dairymen from Maryland won prizes at the National Dairy and Food Show in Chicago. S M Shoe Maker of Eccleston won gold for best certified milk and silver for cream, while Thornton Brothers of Silver Hill earned silver for sanitary milk, just half a point behind a Wisconsin firm. Clarence B Lane of the Agriculture Department returned from Chicago. The exhibit, under the department's supervision, featured certified milk market milk and cream with medals awarded to winners from thirteen states. Lane praised modern sanitary methods and noted Thornton Brothers' long-distance, days-old shipment. Plans for a larger next year's show were announced.
The Associated Charities, recorded by treasurer John Joy Edson at 31 G Street NW, show numerous donations from individuals and organizations including J. M. Clapp, $50. Woodward & Lothrop, $180. Representative Bourke Cochran, $325. and Gen. Henry W. Closean, $4. The Citizens Relief Association entries collected by John F. Wilkins at 612 G list contributions from J. M. Clapp, $50. Maj. John S. Mallory, $8. Mrs. William Clark, $15. and others totaling modest gifts for relief efforts.
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