Woodward & Lothrop Garment Stocks for Travel and Summer Use
Woodward & Lothrop advertises attractively priced summer garments and travel items for both domestic and abroad trips. Highlights include linen and pongee coats, linen crash suits, Shepherds checks, silks, mohair, veiling, and bathing suits, plus luggage pieces like suitcases, steamer rugs, carriages and hats. Also listed are luncheon cases, carryalls, trunks, dressing cases, Note paper cabinets, ink stands, and fountain pens suitable for travel and touring contexts.
Summer Shopping by Mail at Woodward & Lothrop
The firm urges mail order customers who move in summer to provide full names and city addresses for their accounts. Clear identification helps bookkeepers locate the correct file and avoids delays in forwarding goods. Communications should be directed to Woodward & Lothrop Mail Order Department Washington DC.
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Social and Personal Accidents and Diplomatic Doings
Count Hoyos and Maj von Etzel sustain injuries after a bar harbor cart accident. Lady Durand, wife of the British ambassador, remains indoors after nightfall in Lenox due to illness. Ambassador Storer to Austria-Hungary sails for a lengthy leave July 22 amid intermittent fever. Miss Alice Roosevelt socializes in Manchester with the Boardman sisters and other notable households during her visit.
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Inland and Seaside Summer Addresses of 8246 New York Families
Among 8246 New York area families, 3634 summer inland and 2688 seaside. Inland clusters include 09 Lenox, 128 Bernardsville and Morristown, 07 Adirondacks, and 120 in Canada. Seaside: 240 Bar Harbor, 62 New England above Newport, 31 Newport, 52 Narragansett, 360 Connecticut Sound coast, 760 Long Island (481 inland and southerly shore, 106 north shore, 185 Hamp t ons). 871 families abroad.
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Silence Sings in Love Yet to Be Heard
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President Roosevelts Ancestry Traced to 17th Century Bulloch Line
The article traces Roosevelt's maternal Bulloch heritage to early 18th century South Carolina with roots in Baldernock Stirlingshire. It notes Celtic origins, name changes from Balloch, and says Bulloch Britons were mostly small cotters and weavers. It concludes the line shows the family thinning, implying no inherited race bias.
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Three Sonnets The Optimist And The Materialist
A fragment from a poem set presenting three sonnets The Prasimist The Optimist and The Materialist. The speaker contrasts a cursed life of the oppressed with hopeful idealism and critical wit. The closing lines reference George Edger Montgon and note conflict between truth joy and worldly belief.
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Slaves of the Ant and Its Self-Production Miracle
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt describes the hop plant blight by aphids. It explains the aphid life cycle, Bonnet’s observation of rapid asexual reproduction, and the astonishing potential for vast numbers through parthenogenesis, comparing generations to weigh against China’s population.
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Ants and Aphids Bond: A Remarkable Mutual Care
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