European Nobility Engagements Stir Berlin Social Season
Miss McKee of New York, granddaughter of Benjamin Harrison, engaged to Mr Curtsinger son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Reisinger, with formal announcement expected soon. Berlin society plans a final summer season for Emperor William’s jubilee year featuring a royal regatta and an international waterborne race, while Westphalian nobles retreat from Berlin’s expense and glare. Two rare Chinese porcelain vases adorn Mr Henry C Frick’s private railcar en route to Palm Beach. amid suffrage debate in London, Mrs William B Leeds voices cautious optimism about women gaining political voice and influence.
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Mary
Lodge McKee
Eigners
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James “R. “McKee
New York
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Curtsinger
Hugo Reisinger
McKee
Washington
White ‘House
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MeKe
General Electric Company
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Esplanade
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Prussia
Kroll'a
Pera
Abendpost
Bavaria
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Diesenen
Prince Fuerstenberg
Lfe
Muenster
Westphale
1 Ur Mining
Muenst
Henry C. Frick
Wesmoreland
Westmoreland
Pennsylvania
Frick
Parliament
London
William B. Leeds
Ritz Hotel
Leeds
Higland
America
Shea
Eton
Oxford
Cambridge
Minda You
N Bev
Pin the Stay-at-Home:room for a jolly trip and martyr pose
Barbara Boyd observes married women who take the stay-at-home pose to gain social satisfaction. The piece argues such pretenses are a lie, harming relationships, and contrasts false sympathy with genuine living joys and self sacrifice.
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Jim
Thana
Nief
Diet and Health Hints From Dr T J Allen on Autointoxication
Disturbances of brain function are linked to self poisoning from improper elimination of waste. Dr Briggs emphasizes self-poisoning as a major cause of mental and nervous diseases. To reduce risk, avoid rich diets, exclude meat and fresh white bread, and do not mix acids with starches. Regular exercise and relief from mental strain are advised.
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L. V. Briggs
Allenist
Young Farm Boys Honored At White House Visit
A district assembly of farm youth received diplomas from Secretary Wilson. Viola Lewis of Arkansas and Walter Bridges of Dawson Georgia stood out for earning notable sums from crops. The group toured the White House and planned visits to Arlington Mount Vernon and Fort Myer while being guided by the Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Plant Industry.
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Wilson
Department of AE
Trip
Farmerg Ban
White “House
Migs Viola Lewis
Arkansas
Walter ‘Bridges
Dawson
Arlington
Fort .Myer
Mount
Vernon
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Cousin of President-elect Wilson Dies in Baltimore
Jennie Woodrow Wilson, first cousin of the President-elect, dies at Johns Hopkins Hospital after four weeks of illness. Her husband, Dr. Samuel J. Woodbridge, a missionary, was at her bedside. Survived by eight children, with burial planned in Columbia, South Carolina near President Wilson’s father.
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Jennie Wilon
Woodrow Abridge
Wilson
Johns ~Hopkins Hospital
J. M. T.’ Finney
J. C. Colston
James, Woodrow
University of South Carolina
Jennie Woodrow Wilson
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Staunton
Woodbridge
Yokohama
Grace Roys
Roys
Nanking University
China
Louise
Boston Conservatory
Jean Margaret
Ericksbirg
Wectintninter College
Missouri
John * Sylvester
Home College
Cooper - Ligon
Princeton
Charles Jahleel
Shanghai
Noroscope readout for January twenty eighth thirteen
An astrology note describes a rare Sun Uranus conjunction boosting inspiration and invention for artists and scientists. It predicts unusual perceptiveness and bold undertakings, favoring charity, magnanimity, and clear reasonableness, with some notes on generosity and stubbornness in those born today.
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Uranus
Jupiter
Elecinre
Syxpirlte
New York Mother Pleads for Aid From Taft in White House Letter
A destitute New York mother writes to President Taft describing four children and a unemployed husband, asking for help. She encloses two Confederate ten dollar notes she hopes to have redeemed, but she is informed the bills are worthless.
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Taft
New York
White House
Warm bedroom health hints and home sewing tips
The article advises keeping bedrooms comfortably chilly for sleep and outlines sewing a robe blanket, bed shoes, and sleeping bags to guard against drafts. It discusses affordable blanket cloth, materials, and simple patterns, noting costs and methods to craft protective winter garments.
Divided Attitudes Rule Appointee Debates in District
The article details competing demonstrations over Taft and Wilson nominations for District commissioners. Public meetings at the National Theater and old Masonic Temple, plus a Dem-ocratic unity meeting at Costello’s offices, frame efforts to sway the selection process. Prominent figures like Gude, Bell, Graham, and Clayton are named, with plans for speeches and an organizing committee.
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Taft
Cuno
Rudolphnd James
Oyster
Rudolph
National Theater
Wilson
Masonic’ Temple
Chamber of Commerce
William. F. ‘Gude
Mr.Gude
Charles’j. Bell
E. C. Graham
William
Eynon
Joseph " Strasburger
Isaac
Gans
George W. White
Thomas
Melton
Aldis B. Brown
Porter
Grant
National” Theater
Gide
Charles W. Dair
Mr. Sinclair
William McK
Clayton
McGrath
Mr. Browne
P. T. Moran
Maurice Rosenbers
Henry Franc
Wallace Radcliffe
W.V. Cox
W. H. Saunders
Eldridge
E. Jordan
P. J. Ryan
John Miller
Iit
Costello, arr-Benton-Davin- “Douglas
winan-Kelly
John P. Costello
Democratic National
William. McK. Clayston
James
Beaby-Smith
John. Delpoys
Howard T. Benton
Lorenzo C. . Warfield
Ald. Magonic Temple
J. Fred Kelly
Henry E. Davis
Robert
Mattingly
Edwin
Tavenner Brothers Die Same Day in Virginia
Jonah and John V Tavenner, former Virginia legislators from the same county, died on the same day. John V Tavenner, 74, left a wife and five children and had been active in Norfolk real estate. Jonah’s funeral occurred during his burial service in Winchester, Virginia.
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Jonn v/tavenner
Virginity
Winchester
Jonah” Tavenner
John’. . Tavenner
Norfolk
Virginia
Tohri V. Tavenner
Rev Dr John Wesley Hill Dies After Operation
New York Jan 22 The Rev Dr John Wesley Hill father of the clergyman who heads the International Peace Forum died today after an operation. He was 82 and had come from Ada Ohio for treatment.
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John Wesley
Hill
New York
International Peace Forum
Ada
Ohio
Dyspepsia and catarrh linked to Peruana remedy
The writer argues many stomach catarrh cases are labeled dyspepsia and claims Peru-na is a superior remedy. The piece asserts Peru-na has helped many recover from stomach catarrh more than other remedies, citing widespread familiarity and endorsement. Manufactured by Peru pany in Colt Ue Ohio, sold at drug stores.
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She. McChire
Peru
Peru- Pany
Ohio
Sores
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National Capital Motorcycle Club Banquet Honors Leaders
The first annual banquet of the National Capital Motorcycle Club was held last night in the New Fredonia Hotel dining room. President Dodson presided while officers were elected and speeches urged club unity and support for the Lincoln Memorial Highway project from Washington to Gettysburg. Guests included members and representatives such as H. M. Dodson, Draper, Harry Cohen, R. Dodge, T. O. Wansleben, Fred Mille, J. Berry, Ed Perkins, and others.
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National Capital
Clus
New Fredonia
Ope
Dodson
Lincoln Memorial
Houlevard
Washington
Gettysburg
Au Draper
Harry
B.* Cohen
R. Dodge
Wansleben
Fred
Mille
P.-N
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W. Beal
Elis King
John Berry
Man
Ed Perkins
F. L. Leister
Jon
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T. Ny Mudd
G. “We Parezo
C.-H. Cross
Dream Causes Divorce Suit in New York
A vivid dream led Charles Grellet to seek an annulment of his seven-year marriage in New York. On the stand he testified he dreamed of meeting his wife in Paris with another man posed as her husband. After waking, he questioned her and later went to Paris to verify. Records there showed his wife was married in 1916 to Victor Coustant. The case was undefended. Justice Erlanger reserved decision.
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New York
Charles
Grellet
Paris
Flora Wilson to Sing in Washington Recital at Belasco
Washington lovers await a Tuesday afternoon recital by Miss Flora Wilson at the Belasco Theater. The Philadelphia Orchestra and critics praised her, citing notable engagements and a famed performance of The Shadow Song from Dinorah alongside selections like Ab Forse Tari from Traviata.
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Wiss
Flora ‘Wilson
Washington
Flora Wilson
Belasco’ Theater
London
Miss Wilson
Tetragzini
Dinorah
Nevada
Hera
Miss . Wilson
Will Pene J “Ab Forse Tari
Traviata
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