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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1913

Page

7

New Cheese Recipe Delights Guests At German Restaurant

Helen seeks the restaurant chef’s recipe for a cheese dish tasted the night before. After a failed attempt, she crafts a similar mix at home with roquefort, cream cheese, peppers, onion, celery, and paprika. The Stevenses praise the result, and the recipe is copied for Parker’s club.

Mabel Herbert Urner Helen Dawsons Mr. Dawson New York Warren Stevenses Mr. Schaeffer Jim Maggie Magate Mrs. Stevens Mr. Stevens Gina Turing

Woman Shot to Death. Husband Missing After Walk

The body of Mrs Antonio Spano of Watervliet was found in a Colonie field with multiple gunshot wounds. A revolver lay near the body. Her husband, seen with her last night during a walk, is missing. The couple had moved from New York City last month.

Troy Colonie Albany County Antonio Spano Watervliet New York

Washing Flannels and Sweaters At Home

Cleaning guidance for all wool garments notes that flannels shrink and may become stiff if not washed correctly. Use warm water with pure soap, borax, and careful drying in sun or on boards. sweaters dry in sun or room shade, with ammonia added to the wash for better cleansing.

Tina Meclure Syn

Sedate Messenger Man Replaces Youthful Postal Messengers

The article argues Washington will see a shift from youthful Western Union messengers to middle aged or older men. It notes aged men wear Western Union labels, work hard, stay on task, and earn honest money delivering messages, challenging the notion that younger messengers are superior and suggesting older men provide steadier service.

Western Union Andanevation Washington

Threaten Woodman's Life Over Slendering Remarks

Alexandria witnesses a week of political turmoil as injurious stories target prominent citizens and officials amid council disputes and annexation fights. Capt. George Young's cigar store becomes a focal point where Mr Woodman is linked to the replies, and an effigy scene signals rising communal tension. Clergymen visit churches and plans for a new church building advance as the city braces for continued civic drama.

Washington, Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Lawauita Supreme Court of Appeals Corporation Court oMclass Woodman Mr. Woodmoan

Let Travelers Vote Opinion on Election Day Shift

Speaker Champ Clark urges states to allow traveling salesmen and others away from home to vote by absentee or regulation ballots. He proposes moving election day from Tuesday to Monday to spare Sunday travel. Kansas has a similar law. Judge W F Norris to discuss Philippine independence at a public lecture by the YMCA.

Champ Clark Congress Tondé Witeon Taft Wout Fesson Gfabeepee Kansay Philippine Philippines W. F. Norris Department of Justice Young Men's Christian Association Norris

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