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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1913

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2

Paris Dinner Sparks Mood Shift for Helen and Warren

In Paris at seven, Helen and Warren search for a dinner spot after a dusty Cherbourg arrival. A snubbed first choice yields a tense mood, then a balcony veranda table restores harmony as they savor hors d oeuvres, sole, and a bold creme de zeigny. Warren loosens, praising the meal and price as a solid Parisians’ dining experience.

Helen Paris Warren New York Maxim's Maxim’ St Gay Boulevard

Not a bad place after all dinner calmed temper

Warren had been in a volatile mood but an excellent dinner pacified him. Helen pressed the point and he reluctantly admitted the evening's cuisine justified the visit. The scene ends with a light, good-natured quip about the cost and choosing the restaurant.

Warren Thurstone France New York Helen

Hot Weather Baby Rules From Public Health Service

Assistant Burgess General W C Rucker outlined sensible heat guidelines for infants. Clear rules include breastfeeding only with physician advice, regular clean water, keeping the baby cool but not drafty, modest clothing, daily bathing 95 to 102 degrees, clean clothing, fresh air, sleep as needed, mosquito nets, and prompt medical care if illness appears.

W. C. Rucker United States Public Health Service

Balaklava hero Daniel Dowling dies at 82

Daniel Dowling, a survivor of the Light Brigade charge at Balaklava, died today in Utica county home. Born in Ireland in 1832, he served twenty years in the British army and was wounded at Inkerman after the Balaklava charge. He never received a pension from England and lived in Utica for almost 40 years.

Utica Daniel Dowling Balaklava Dowling Ireland Inkerman Crimea England

New Haitian Minister Named to United States

Ulrick Duvievier, former charge d affaires at Habana, appointed Minister from Hayt to the United States, succeeding Solon Menos who has served since November 21, 1911. Duvievier has about two years in Haytt foreign service and formerly practiced law at Jeremie. Menos will return to Haytt next month.

Ulrick Duvievier Haytana Solon Menos United States Hayt Duvievier Foreign Service Haytt Habana Jeremie Menos

Death takes her at 109 in Philadelphia home

Immigrant Russian woman Mrs. Freda Bid letzky reportedly died at age 108 or 109 at the home of her great-grandson in Philadelphia. She came to the United States from Russia ten years ago and was found dead today by relatives.

Philadelphia Freda Bidletzky Russia

July 1 1913 Horoscope Forecast From McClure Syndicate

Mercury and Jupiter clash in a menacing reading warning caution. The transit spoils mood and nerves, disturbs digestion, and delays business. Saturn depresses London and warns of trouble for travelers and climbers while Uranus inspires inventors and scientists. births indicate a volatile year ahead.

Mércury Mary Saturn London Suffragista A Foratel New York Mountany McClure

Artistic Taste Of Mrs Wilson To Rule In New Decorations

The White House interior will reflect Mrs. Wilson and her daughters with new color schemes in upper rooms. About twenty workers begin refurbishing the mansion under Mrs. Wilson, aiming for lighter hues and economy. Most changes affect beds, rugs, and wallpaper while kitchens and dining areas stay the same. Total cost estimated at around twenty thousand dollars, possibly thirty thousand with further alterations.

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Quaint Coats and Blouses Share Honors With Conventional Models

Fashion notes describe quaint short coats and blouses with waistcoat effects gaining on traditional styles. Details include a French inspired coat with trimming bands, skirt fullness, and options for colors in apple green or dark blue. Patterns come in five sizes for coats and skirts, with fabric usage and price per pattern.

Ladies’ Home Journal Washington

Divine comedy on marriage and divorce in the heavens

In a celestial exchange, Soloman and Hymen debate the rise of divorce rates and the pressure of matching ideals. Hymen argues couples divorce to marry again, while Solomon notes the pain of changing ideals and the real feelings of husbands and wives in a humorous mythic dialogue with Olympian overtones.

Noted Woman Mary Baker Eddy Birthday Celebrated

World followers of Christian Science observe July sixteenth as the founder Mary Baker Eddy’s birthday. Eddy born in Bow New Hampshire ninety two years ago. She founded Christian Science after leaving her Congregational roots and oversaw the Boston church dedication in 1906. Eddy also authored the best selling book Science and Health.

Christian Science Movement Mary Paker Glover Eddy Bow New Eee Eddy Congregational Church Christ In Science Association Boston Eddaj Mrs. Eddy Edds Nelenee and Freaith McClure

A Sage, a Philosopher, and the Impossible Ideal of Husbands

The dialogue blends Hymen Emerson and Solomon in Concord as they debate the impractical husband ideal. Solomon jokes about wives molding him, noting no man can live up to such standards, while Emerson stresses measure and practicality. The gossiping mood touches Pharaoh’s daughter and the Queen of Sheba as cultural echoes.

Hymen Solomon Ana Mymen Emerson Concord Zidon Old Solomon Queen of Sheba

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