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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1906
Page
45
Domesticated food product item described as Mise 19 frozen with color notes in cream ecru nile dark green and red. Priced at 39 cents each.
One day clearance sale offers Weathered Oak and Mahogany furniture at a third to half off. Weathered Oak chairs and rockers, settees, parlor tables, and desks priced from 4.50 to 21.00 with broad range of pieces for living rooms and offices.
A newspaper ad lists exit Wilton Velvet Rugs at 29.50 with value 35.00, oxi2 Smith Axminster 19.25 value 25.00, gxi2 Smyrnas 22.50 value 30.00, Bigelow Wilton 37.50 value 40.00, Brussels 12.50 each, Beauvais 3.50 value 5.00, Imperial Smyrna 27.50 value 35.00, plus mattings on fourth floor: 16 rolls 116 warp neat patterns, 10 rolls extra heavy China matting by the roll or yard, value 0.10 per yard.
A long society column details entertaining at the Tafts and Fairbanks homes, diplomatic dinners, and Lent social life. It lists cabinet figures and ambassadors hosting, plus numerous luncheon and tea events at Washington residences, with marriages, anniversaries, and guests from political and diplomatic circles.
The Philadelphia Orchestra under Fritz Scheel gave its final Columbia Theater concert of the series with improved tone and finish. Beethoven overture Leo�nore No. 3 op. 72 opened, then Cesar Franck Symphony in D minor followed by Saint-Saens Concerto in G major performed by the eighteen-year-old pianist Rubinstein, who drew praise for his skill and modesty. The program closed with Liszt's Les Preludes to an enthusiastic audience.
Local dairymen won prizes at the National Dairy and Food Show in Chicago. S M Shoe maker Eccleston Md won gold for best certified milk and silver for cream. Thornton Brothers Silver Hill Md earned silver for sanitary milk, just half a point behind a Wisconsin firm. Clarence B Lane of the Agriculture Department returned from Chicago. Thirteen states represented in the certified milk market milk and cream exhibits. Three of six medals went to Maryland dairymen. Lane praised modern sanitary methods and noted Thornton Brothers shipped nearly a thousand miles for judging. Plans made for a larger show next year.
The Associated Charities at 31 G Street Northwest report gifts from numerous donors including TE W Fuller ten dollars and President Roosevelt sixteen dollars. Other contributors include J. M. Clapp fifty dollars and Woodward & Lothropp one hundred eighty, with many individuals giving smaller amounts. Citizens' Relief Association receipts list Clapp fifty dollars and Maj. Mallory eight dollars among others.
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