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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1905
Page
7
Seashore bathing items and women’s bathing outfits displayed with hats caps shoes stockings and accessories. Stock includes parasols and light garments in green blue red and black with prices from 24c to $1.00.
Yard wide selections of lawn linen and suiting fabrics priced competitively. Includes sheer lawn neats pin dot dimity and India DM orders with numerous widths and finishes. Notable items include linen, mercerized suitings, white galatea, and white linen finishes.
The advertisement describes luggage, trunks, cases, storage, screens, laundry parcels and related containers, plus preserves jars, jelly glasses, medicine bottles, mail packages and household goods. It also mentions paper napkins for luncheons and outings, picnic tables, bazaars, dances, coaching parades and similar informal functions with a note of a broad main floor display on the seventh level.
Sparklet Syphon promises easy operation and low maintenance for carbonated water milk iced tea beer lemonade and similar drinks. Ideal for stays in the country where supplies are scarce the Sparklet Syphon adds comfort in warm weather. Sparklet Syphons cost $1.00 each and bulbs for charging come in a box of ten for 40 cents. Fifth floor Tenth at.
Demonstration of Jell O Ice Cream Powder in Vanilla Strawberry Chocolate and un flavored forms. The cream is smooth and firm and suited for use with fresh fruits. Presented by our Pure Food Department inviting your judgment at Fifth Floor Tenth Street.
Washington society notes a San Francisco ceremony for Mrs Martin widow of Henry McLean Martin and Mr John B Dahlgren. The simple wedding at the St Francis Hotel on July 17 included only relatives. Guests included Miss Katherine Martin and Mr Dahlgren’s Washington connections, with plans to reside in Washington after a sojourn in San Francisco.
Sophie Mayer, wife of Adolph Mayer, led her New York University law class and won high honors in Warsaw years earlier. She passed the bar before the appellate division while caring for six children and plans to practice law with her husband as their family firm grows.
A large reception at Newport honors granddaughter Misa Ethel Deacon and sister Gladys Deacon. Guests include Mrs M A Robinson of this city, Mrs J M Stoddart and family, Mr and Mrs Edward J Brellwagen, and others at various Atlantic City hotels. Also listed are visitors from Washington and Ontario, plus a party from Richfield Springs and Europe plans.
A fresh Rudyard Kipling narrative, An Habitation Enforced, appears in the August Century, marking a notable event as his work remains highly read and discussed. Critics regard Kipling among the premier living English language fiction authors, with new American magazine publication after a year’s absence.
A letter from a reader defends tall weeds and sweet clover near a private field, arguing that trimmed lots lack fragrance and life. The writer pleads to spare the grassy plots while acknowledging the need to manage other properties.
A North Carolina address titled Ten Million-dollar Gift-An Indorsement proclaims Theodore Roosevelt and John D Rockefeller as the two greatest living Americans. Authored by Isaac H Smith of New Bern, the piece hails Rockefeller’s gift for higher education and elevates him to divine, exalted status while declaring Roosevelt and Rockefeller as paragons of virtue and power.
Morris Travers discusses glass as a liquid, noting that when a liquid crystallizes heat changes density, showing phase discontinuities, while glass forms a highly viscous state. He argues glass is not a true solid since it lacks crystalline structure and can heal cuts over time.
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