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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1913

Page

7

The Dress Disaster in Helen’s Evening Battle

In a desperate bid to wear a clean evening gown for a recital, Helen rips and washes chiffon, risks time, and endures Warren’s irritation. She endures missed calls, a late dinner, and a tense ride to the recital hall where her dress draws attention in an audience in street clothes.

Mabel Herbert Turner Helen Maggie Magsie Magele Mrs. Dawson Carrie Warren Jove

Man Who Aced Molasses Diet Dies at 87 in Wakefield

William Boone Eldred, who credited his longevity to consuming a gallon of molasses weekly, died at 87 in Wakefield Masa. He rode a bicycle for exercise from age seven and claims to have logged 20,000 miles in the last seventeen years. He counted himself a descendant of Daniel Boone.

Wakeffield Masa William Boone Eldred Eldred Daniel Boone

Eulogy in the House for Vermont Representative Foster

Eulogies were delivered in the House yesterday on the character of the late D. J. Foster who served Vermont's First district for twelve years prior to his death last summer. Speakers included Representatives Plumiey Greene Nye Martin Hawley Weeks and Kahn from several states.

D. J. Foster Vermont Plumiey and Greene Nye Minnesota Martin South Dakota Hawley Oregon Weeks Massachusetts Kahn Califoria

Can Vegetables Fuel Better Thought, Says Dr Allen

Dr J J Allen argues against a blanket claim that only meat diet supports best thinking. He cites Tolato, Plato, Daniel and a Berlin singer, noting individuals vary. He concedes meat may aid some, but asserts he can think better and endure longer on a nonmeat diet, while not banning flesh entirely.

Boston Anya Tolatoj Spencer and Wagner Plato Daniel Babylon Berlin Alngera Virchow

Helpless Americans Waste On Upkeep Of Clothes

A commentary urges self care as the personal duty of man and argues Americans spend heavily maintaining clothes and shoes. It details costly upkeep including shoe shining, hats, suits, laundry, and tips, comparing these expenses to original purchase prices and suggesting daily accounting could save money.

Costa La-Crown Ulm

Visibility of Color and Light Vibration on Trains

A discussion of how color perception depends on light vibration rates, comparing red and yellow seen earlier behind colored glass to green and blue, and explaining how sunrise and sunset affect color scattering in the atmosphere, with notes on the ether, perception limits, and prism-like skies at dusk.

Garrett P. Serviss Hecht Sunlset

Gaelic societies plan meetings on home rule for Ireland

Members of Gaelic societies in major cities plan meetings to discuss Ireland home rule and may seek financial aid. Washington Gaelic Society at Catholic University announced the program, with an elaborate Irish music concert at the New Willard featuring John Nolan and others, directed by Miss Jennie D. Glennan.

Ireland Gaelic Society of Washington Catholic University Washington New Williard John Nolan Wiliam T. Reed J. M. Bowie Lillian ‘Koechling Jennie. D. Glennan

Oppose Home Rule Debate Stirs Irish Politics in D.C.

Sir Andrew Armstrong argues against Irish home rule visiting Washington, saying the idea risks civil strife and cannot pass without three Commons votes and a Lords veto. He notes Ireland’s prosperity and predicts Parliament may be overwhelmed, with elections affecting timing.

Andrew E. Armstrong Gallon Priory Commons Ireland Andrew H. Armatrong Washington Wales Scotland England Great Britain Ulster Lords

Astrological Forecast for today 1923

Jupiter enters a phase favorable for commerce and stable industry while caution advised for new ventures. Courtships, marriages, hiring, and household affairs look positive. beware of speculative ventures and actions related to land and real estate. predictions note strong thinking powers for children born today.

Venus Saturn Planeta McClure Coprtigh Beate

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