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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1913

Page

10

Southern Building: Nation’s premier Washington office hub

The Southern Building at 15th and H Streets is described as the South’s finest and most popular office building. It sees about 14,000 daily visitors and 1,600 tenants and guests per hour on peak days, with 93 percent of space rented. Leasing offices occupy the second floor and apply promptly for favorable consideration.

National Capital South 15Th H Streets New Financial Center of Washington

Nine story Southern Building eyed for two extra floors

The Southern Building now stands nine stories high, completed fifteen months ago in modern style with four high speed elevators. Original plans by D. H. Burnham & Co. called for eleven stories, and management plans to add two more soon to meet demand from clubs, social groups, and businesses seeking space.

D. H. Burnham & Co Chicago

Married Life the Third Year by Mabel Herbert Urner

In a domestic scene, Maggie and Helen wash their cat Pussy Purrmen using Fuller’s Earth and a homemade shampoo. They blue the fur to prevent yellowing, dry and brush the cat for a lighter coat, then share how their methods upset Warren, who questions the use of such grooming and bluing.

Mabel Herbert Urner Maggie Anne Helen Pussy Purrmen Margie Cattery Warren

Fashionable spring wardrobe on a budget from Paris laces

The South to North fashion flow features bright colors and rework ideas for affordable wardrobes. Three piece Paris gowns inspire updates with blue velvet collars, colored buttons and belts, and fringed scarves. Crepe fabrics gain popularity for ease of care, with embroidered borders in roses and greens offering home copy potential.

Dreslmakers Paris Qncluse Sytcate

Feuding over gray hair sparks domestic squabble

In a tense scene, a couple quarrels about touched-up hair while avoiding a deeper clash. Helen shifts to lighter talk, asking about John Bent and stewed apples, as she muses on whether men are endlessly irritable and women must placate them.

John Helen

CHAT A WITH JINKING Wor by Barbara Boyd

A profile of a wealthy young woman torn between a planned butterfly life and a calling to social service. Her parents oppose nursing the poor, sparking a debate on women's fulfillment, independence, and duty within marriage and home life.

Barbara Boyd Gong Prince Charming Trey

Cross of Honor to Captain Rostron for Titanic mission

Captain A H Rostron of the Carpathia, who saved Titanic survivors, will receive the Cross of Honor from the American Cross of Honor. He will travel to Washington on March 1 to accept the medal awarded by Congress, with Ambassador James Bryce presenting. Rostron thanked the society in a letter calling the tribute a pleasant New Year’s gift.

Importers Seek Duty-Free Pulp From All Nations

Evans free wood pulp importers urged the Customs Court to admit Scandinavian and other pulp and paper products free of duty. Albert H. Washburn, counsel, led the argument as the case aimed to classify favored nation treaties as grounds for free entry. Assistant Attorney General Wemple was set to present the government's position today.

Customs Court United States America Albert H. Washburn Frdom Scandinavia Coud Wemple

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