District Budget 1914 Measures for New Schools and Parks
District appropriation bill reports 11.2 million for next year including construction of Central High School at 1.29 million and M Street High School for negro pupils, with 42 acres sought for Piney Branch park and new parkways. Budget adds salaries across departments, creates new posts, and authorizes municipal fish market control.
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Water Department
Opposes Taft on Seals and Piracy Claims in Report
A House Committee report on far sea conditions at the Pribilof Islands favors a five year closed season, opposing President Taft who seeks repeal. The document accuses the North American Company of killing females and yearlings, urges prosecution, and alleges a fraudulent damages claim tied to the schooner Lewis. It calls for U S Russia negotiations to rectify the alleged wrongs via a friendly power.
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Hague
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Liebes
C H Townsend
Fortune teller and name change spark idle club talk
In a club, a young married woman recounts a friend’s attempted ruse to win back her husband. The washwoman, sick, learned her husband’s wandering eye, and after consulting a fortuneteller she changed her name from Mary to Anna hoping to restore affection. The tale critiques flimsy superstition and urges self-improvement over miraculous fixes.
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Isha
Mary
Anna
Atletié
Pattapa
Thieves Steal Shoes From Car at River Siding
Alexandria police and railroad detectives investigate a bold car robbery on Tuesday night. High grade shoes were taken from a car on a siding near the river. Empty packing boxes found on the river shore suggest thieves used a boat to move the loot.
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Ashington Post Bureau
King Street
Frugal frocks for little girls from home dressmakers
A 1912 guide outlines economical methods for sewing child dresses using wash fabrics such as lawn and handkerchief linen. It highlights trim choices like silk ribbons, lace, and insertion, with cost estimates totaling around 2 dollars per dress and notes on style such as square necks and elbow-length sleeves.
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Valencieries
McClure
Coming to the Theaters Columbia McCormack in Concert
John McCormack the Irish tenor appears in Washington at 4 30 PM tomorrow at the Columbia Theater performing Aria Un Aura Amorosa La Boheme Down in the Forest and other songs. May Irwin visits next week with Wit and By Proxy at the Belasco and a crowded slate of shows at Chase s Poli Lyceum and Garden theaters with stars Garden Grand Opera company and May Wirth acts listed.
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Ariz
Mosart
London
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Yours
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Apthade
Lalo
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Witow
Mise Irwin
Folly
Hag
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Liebler Company
Misa Irwin
Orlando Daly
Clara Blandick
Alice Johnon
Joseph Woodburn
Helen Weatheraby
Lynn Pratt
Frances Gaunt
Arthur Bowyer
Gertrude Hoffmann
Winter Garden
Broadway
Paria
Belasco
Newark
Miss Hoffman
Eter
Paris
George Bronson-Howard
Herold Atterfage
Max Hoffmann
Ned Wayburn
Ataze
Juohn Ettinge
Mr Eltinge
Mary Garden
Luisa Tetrazsini
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Arthur Smith
Italin
Ettore Perosio
Aristodama Giorgini
Mario Sammiarot
Constantin Nicolay
Vittorio Trevisan
Emilio Venturini
Nicola Mossetta
Frank Preisch
Minnie Egenet
Giuseppe Gaudenzi
Anatesia Rossi
Gustave Huberteau
Palmiro Alcotti
Chasé
Theater Hav
Tosca
Misa Garden
Lucia di Lammermoor
Tetragsini
Marke
Poli
William T. Hodge
Harry Leon Wilson
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Italy
A H van Buren
Mark Kent
Graham Velsey
Otte Jewel
Hazel May
Gertrude Bondhill
Mr. Poli
Lyceum
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Counihan
Shannon
Beauty and Grace
Pony Ballet
Jos Sullivan
Casino
Pathe
Newman
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Berlin
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Thuringia
E. M. Newman
Sses
Sanders & Stayman
Ina Claire
Percival Knight
Nas
IRWIN’ _WIDDOW
Carbohydrates Provide Energy, Not Fresh Meat Strength
The article cites Rubner to debunk the idea that fresh meat grants unusual strength. It states muscular energy comes from carbohydrates like starch and sugar, and from fat, with protein supplying only the body’s solid tissue. If nonflesh foods meet heat and energy needs, flesh may spoil in the diet, explaining why exclusive flesh diets can differ from mixed diets.
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