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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1912

Page

11

Patent Office Needs Investigation Prodded by Moore

Commissioner Edward B Moore admits the patent office needs scrutiny as Congress pushes Bulkley backed reform. He argues the office is short of staff, needs a new home, and could be modernized with surplus funds to improve operations and ensure patent novelty.

Patent Office Moore Congress Bulkley Edward B Moore Robert J Thunkles Ohio Commiss Repteaertatls Barkley Raya Neffi Millsinner Moore Kveimant Wiigen Senate Committee of Monte Alingar War Massachusetts Anom Tom Sas Na T Sears Glen

Arch Pasty Tone Reeked Complexions And Wax Myths

A dubious home beauty guide warns against waxes claiming they worsen complexion and wrinkles. It endorses cold cream and a saxolite-based skin-tightening face bath, noting waxes do not improve skin and may cause lasting harm.

Birth of Woman's Democratic League Takes Shape in 1912

The Woman's National Democratic League formed on June 1 1912 to promote Democratic principles and assist nominees. Mrs John Sherwin Crosby and Miss Katharine Montgomery Dabney organized the launch, with a 16 director slate led by Crosby. District of Columbia section established. early endorsements from Norman Mack and others noted. A mass meeting and organized campaign work followed the inaugural event.

Silas Hare Woman's National Democratic League J EO Lloyd Missouri Congressional Campaign Committee Campalum Lloyd Norman E Mack National Campaign Committee Mack Chicago Katherine Montgomery Dabney Ebbitt House Washington Dabney Baltimore Norman HE. Mack Democratic Party Ita John Sherwin Crosby New York City Woman's Democratic Club New York Single Tax League of United States Wicklife Crosby Sherwin Crosby Katharine Montgomery Dabney Stephen B Ayres Massachusetts Avenue New Wulard Womans National Democratic League Newark Charles Tanthicum Edward Taxlor Denver William A Cullop Vincennes John B Saker Alturas Cat Stephen B Ayrea William Graves Sharp Kirria Ohio Mitchell Palmer Grace Porter Hopkins District of Columbia Women's National Democratic League No 1 League

London Hospital on pudding health warning

Dr. T J Allen cites London Hospital May 18 asserting that plain puddings and suet dishes harm children’s health and hinder progress. The piece notes English reliance on puddings and questions arithmetic readiness when the stomach is burdened by pudding.

London Hospital

Eddie the Gum Vendor Wins Free Ride on Street Car

A Washington boy named Eddie, a ten year old gum seller near the Senate end of the Capitol street car line, amuses passengers and defies a conductor by producing a crumpled ticket. His infectious laugh softens the stern guard, and the conductor ultimately accepts the boy’s ticket and allows him to stay aboard.

Oddis Eddie Senate United States Capitol Washington Fildie Edie Bos Eadie

Reappointment and Resignations on Smithsonian Board

Dr Andrew D White is reappointed as Smithsonian regent for six years, first appointed in 1888, aiming for 30 years of service. Dr James B Angell resigns after 25 years, replaced by Charles W Fairbanks. the board now includes Sherman, White, and other notable lawmakers and officials.

James B. Angel White Board of Regents Andrew D White Congress Smithsonian Institution James B Angell University of Michigan Charles W Fairbanke Angell Fairbanks United States Indiana James S. Sherman Edward D Whte Shelby M. Cullo John B. Henderson, Jr Washington, DC Charles W Fairbanks

Quickest Relief for Sore Feet Promised by Calocide Guide

An old advertisement touts Calocide compound as the fastest cure for sore feet. It claims soaking feet in warm water with two tablespoons of Calocide for 15 minutes will relieve soreness, sweating, odor, and aching. A 25 cent box is said to suffice, with availability through any druggist.

Gold coins light on Pacific coast despite many in use

Banks and merchants take gold coins easily while subtreasuries cap losses for coins below a weight tolerance. Silver coins fetch face value always. Treasury warns many coins in circulation are under standard weight but will not recall them. Relied on by Western financial interests, worn gold stays in use while silver maintains its value.

United States Tea McClung Treasury Pacific Cqsat Pacific Coast

Worth of a Child in a Nation Divided by Belief

A serialized digression questions the idea of buying children, cites New York reports of a baby sale offer to Allen Story, and quotes Belva Lockwood on the sanctity of motherhood. It surveys varying views, noting that some mothers feel babies are priceless while others discuss family burdens and court outcomes.

Dellars Centa Washington New York Stanley Forde William Cumming Story DAR Leader Allen Story Lockwood Belva Lockwood United States Congress Dillon Juvenile Court Dilson

U.S. Cat Appropriation Mocked Despite Well Fed Felines

Government officials deny any cat maintenance appropriation exists noting the joke. Despite denials, observers claim an annual allowance near 3600 funds post office cats for meat and milk across buildings. The current year bill reportedly still contains the item, even as lawmakers call it a joke.

de Graw Ashbrook House Post Office Department Caia A W. Prescott Senate Congress

Conscience fund donations to U S treasury rise yearly

The article notes total conscience fund deposits for the year reach 6514 with the year’s total at 431,801. First gifts began in 1811, then 1887, and hundreds now arrive annually, largest single gift 66,000, all to the general fund. Contributions come from many unknown donors, averaging cents to thousands, and are used as ordinary receipts.

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