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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1912
Page
6
The genuine product is sold in sealed bottles only. The label bears the old chemist and an engraved seal over the cork. Ensure the seal is unbroken. Sold by druggists grocers and dealers or direct for $1.00 a large bottle. Write to the Medical Department for doctor advice and a free health booklet. Rochester based.
Wholesale and retail meat dealers in Washington report prices holding firm despite half the beef consumption. Grain-fed cattle shortages blamed on cattle raisers keep high prices, while fruit costs fall with large cantaloupe and peach crops. Milk supply is tight but dairymen foresee no price rise. New York milk prices rise and cooling drink demand grows, with uncertain impact on Washington.
The International Bible Students Association wraps its eight-day convention with final sessions at the Academy of Music Masonic Temple and GAR Hall designated holiness day A reception for Washington Bible students at the Commonwealth Hotel ended the week Delegates note London Church statements rejecting hellfire and Campbell’s Nonconformist stance as progress against the doctrine Flowers from Choice Boxes Mic Dozen are offered at 1214 F St.
Thousands are expected for the third International conference of colored Knights Templar and the fourteenth session of the Imperial Council Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in Washington. A public reception at Metropolitan AME Church on August 19 begins a busy schedule with a city keys ceremony, gala night at Howard Theater, parades, river excursion, and a reception at Convention Hall. Delegations from major cities arrive with special trains. Asheville and western North Carolina regions are touted for travel packages on Southern Railway with through sleeping cars and dining service.
City bulletins list multiple daily departures from Seventh Street Wharf for the steamer Charles Macalester to Marshall Hat with 1040 am 420 pm and 640 pm times. Also notices Norfolk and Washington Steamboat lines from Seventh Street to Old Point Comfort Norfolk daily at 645 pm with connections from Fifteenth Street and New York Avenue every quarter hour to Main entrance Zoo Park and Chevy Chase.
Frederick M Dickey, son of Rev F M Dickey, competes for the Galt prize donated by William Galt. His exhibit “Commercial Birds” leads a display across white and colored schools with prizes of 30 and 20 dollars funded by the prize fund. Others prepare historical costumes and broader school exhibits as corridors host the displays. Senator Massey, with Senator Newlanda, takes oath to succeed the late Senator Nixon in Nevada.
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