Wrapped bread keeps freshness and flavor long
By H W Fisher and Son grocers in Washington DC urges using waxed paper to wrap loaves to prevent handling dust and loss of moisture. They claim wrapped bread stays moist and flavorful to the last slice and reduces waste. They note customers prefer bread not exposed to dust and germs and that re wrapping leftovers preserves freshness.
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Washington
14Th Street N. W
Washington, D. C
John Brashayw, Jr
N. E
Delicious to the Last Slice from EIKER'S MARKET
Food experts say stale bread waste is huge in the United States. EIKER'S MARKET recommends wrapped bread to keep freshness and curb waste.
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Eiker’s Market
United States
Help Save the Nation's Food By John E. Sinclair
A short exhortation on reducing bread waste as a national supply issue. It advocates using wrapped loaf bread to keep it fresh and palatable, arguing waste worsens food shortages and promotes careful consumption.
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John E. Sinclair
Wrapped Bread Prevents Waste by George Clagett
The American public is waking to food waste risking democracy. Bread waste worsens with exposure, but wrapped loaves stay fresh longer. Wrapped bread is cleaner and more sanitary, offering real economy for households.
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George Clagett
Why We Endorse Wrapped Bread By J. T. Howarth
We keep our store clean like a home kitchen yet a loaf touched many times cannot be as clean as waxed paper wrapped bread. Wrapped bread stays fresher longer and tastes better by preserving flavor and moisture to your home.
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J. T. Howarth
Dent
Place
Washington, D. C
Why We Like To Sell Wrapped Bread By J. W. Ward
A compact advertisement extols wrapped bread by J. W. Ward praising cleanliness and bakery-fresh delivery with no handling after baking. It emphasizes freshness, wholesomeness, and lasting quality compared to chips of stale bread.
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J. W. Ward
Wrapped Bread The Hall & Co Advice Card
The Americans are urged to stop wastage with wrapped bread. A properly wrapped loaf stays fresh until eaten and remains clean from the baker to the table.
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14Th and
Monroe Sts
Washington
We Recommend Wrapped Bread for Economy
Washington housewives join a nationwide push to prevent food waste by buying wrapped bread. The plan ensures bread remains fresh and wholesome, reaching tables clean and sweet without staling.
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Brooke & Harry, Inc
Washington
Why Wrapped Bread Tastes Better by H E Lehman
A bakery advertises wrapped bread for freshness. It urges readers to wrap sandwiches for picnics to keep them moist and tasting fresh, inviting them to try wrapped bread to notice the difference.
Sure She Will Win Suit Rumor At Snow Trial
Rumors that Mrs. Adelaide Snow will win an absolute divorce from Chester Snow, a 73 year old patent lawyer, were aired in district court. Testimony included claims that the Snow household faced no food shortage and that vast rebuttal evidence may prolong the trial into next week.
Births Reported in Local Notices and Marriages Nearby
A list of births reported with numerous parent names and infant genders, plus a string of marriages and engagements involving various individuals. The names span multiple states and towns, with many clergy noted and varied ages and locales mentioned.
Deaths Reported in Local Notices
A list of individuals with ages and burial locations appears, including Annie Gaffney 181 Katherine Bonacaren five years, Eliza K Cook eighty, Theodore H Johnson sixty five, Robert Hebsarker seventy one, Charles B Post forty four, William F Henderson twenty five, Agnes F E Cooley fifty two, William H Dauster, Mary A Mel sixty, Joseph A Callahan junior seven months, Emma Page twenty five, Raymond Budd eight, John Coleman eighty nine, Henry Levis seventy seven, and others. notes reference hospitals and addresses in the city.
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Eliza K. Cook
Theodore H. Johnson
Sibtey
Robert Hebsarker
Sthatow
Charles B. Post
Sre
St. Elaabeth's
William F. Henderson
Casualty
Agnes FE Cooley
William H. Dauster
Mary A. Mel
Biltmore
Joseph A. Callahan, Jr
Funeral of J W Bogley in Georgetown
Funeral services for John Woelhan Bogle a Georgetown businessman will be held at his home in Friendship Heights tomorrow morning at 9 30 o clock. The Rev Dr Charles Warner of St Albans will officiate Interment will be in the family lot at Roca Creek Cemetery. Pall bearers named Arthur Peters Charles F Bradlex Clifton Ray Henry Woffutt John Wo Bex and J D Williams. Survived by his wife and children Mrs James Dulin Miss Esther Bogley Walter Bogley and Audrey Bogley.
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John Woelhan Bogle
Georgetown
Frendship Heights
Charles Warner
St Alban’s
Roca Creek
Arthur Peters
Charles F Bradlex
Clifton Ray
Henry Woffutt
John Wo
Police Court Records Hit New Big Day
Police court closed a record day with 209 cases across branches. Of those, 125 were colored, many for drunkenness and disorderly behavior. Collateral forfeitures neared 1006 dollars. few fines were paid. Officials say last July set the high mark with over 3009 dollars in forfeitures.
DIVE IN SHALLOW WATER KILLS HIM
Raymond Henderson a 26 year old resident of 195 Benning Road Northeast died after more than 24 hours with a broken neck from a shallow water dive at Chesapeake Beach Maryland during a Fourth of July outing. He did not resurface after shouting If he can do it I can and struck his head on sand, a special train rushed him to Casualty Hospital where he died without regaining consciousness.
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Raymond Henderson
Benning Road
Chesapeake Beach
Henderson
Doctor seeks legal separation and custody in molestation case
Dr Victor H Esch claims his wife Mary JL Esch has harassed him at his office and seeks an order from the District Supreme Court to stop her conduct. He alleges a separation agreement of 2900 dollars in cash and 59 dollars monthly rent, plus custody of their child. He says she caused a disturbance at his office on June 30 and bit his finger when he tried to quiet her.
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Mary JL. Esch
Ieeee
Victor H Esch
District Supreme Court
Doctor Esch
Hawkin & Havel
Weather, tides, and river notice from Washington Post era
Forecasts for District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and nearby regions predict fair to warm conditions with possible thundershowers in the west portions on Saturday. Reports include high and low temperatures, humidity, sunshine, and river conditions for Potomac and Shenandoah rivers with notices from the Weather Bureau and local notices.
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Iron Gate
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Cherrydale
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