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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
2
In a 5th century snapshot the text outlines Rome’s aristocratic republic origins, describing the shift from kingly rule to patrician and plebeian power. It details class struggles, land disputes, debt pressure, and key reforms including the Twelve Tables and the creaking path to legal writes.
A historical guide explains cooking macaroni and other starches to make jelly like textures. It notes long simmering in water yields full nutrition, suggests tapioca and cornmeal pastes as thickeners, and offers a method for a diabetics friendly, gluten aware preparation with extended low heat and covered simmering.
Mia Carnay and her daughter Alice travel the Italian Riviera where they meet renowned altest De Philip Ardeyne. Alice becomes engaged as Hugo Smarle schemes while secret sibling ties and past marriages complicate the union. The couple wed in Genoa and begin a fraught, affectionate honeymoon as they navigate trust, jealousy, and haunting ghosts from a tangled family history.
Professor Daniel of France reports a grafting method that combines two plants to create stronger scents. A wormwood grafted with chrysanthemum produced flowers with enhanced fragrance and distinct notes from both originals. Seeds from the grafted wormwood yielded fine, scented plants the following year.
Fourteen boys were graduated from the Young Men's Christian Association day school yesterday afternoon at the Central Y building. Philip Alter, president of the graduating class, earned high honors for overall improvement. Others named include William Clows, Gilman Garner, Eugene Gilbert, William Helm, Harris Hull, Robert Jacquet, Colin Macafee, John Mason, John Palmer Jr, Maynard Shoemaker, Stanford Santmyer, Leroy Weshall, and Thomas Ware. Allen Fry won the memorial medal for the highest average in the high school department. Joseph Morgan received honorable mention.
The Philippine Islands report 8,174 schools totaling public and private, with about 1,160,060 students and an estimated 2,600,000 school aged children. Public schools number 1,841 with 1,094,472 attendees. private schools account for 53 percent and 64,835 students. Seventy seven percent of religious private schools are Catholic, while 15 percent are secular. The public system teaches English, with 24,787 teachers, including 341 Americans.
Millicent writes of a long treasured friendship that drifted after a debutante friend spoke ill of her. She rejects resentment, stresses personal conduct, and sees gossip as a life lesson about focusing on one's own actions and not judging others.
New York special correspondence describes embroidered rosebuds on white Swiss bands with sky blue organdy in futuristic curves. It highlights adorable bloomers and smocked yokes in Paisley colors, white Swiss trims, scalloped edges, and velvet accents, noting washable fabrics and stylish small shapes for little girls.
One hundred young women from Washington churches will roam streets selling tags to raise funds for the Central Union Mission's new home. A noted feature is 60 girls from Mount Vernon MBH Church under Mrs Clovis G Chappell, wearing Shrine caps. The brick-selling contest nears completion with Mrs Harding backing the effort and a letter from Mrs Ing supporting the children’s shelter project.
An analysis of how actresses cultivate magnetism and expressive power as a shortcut to self improvement. It argues many women waste their facial, vocal, and bodily expression and that acting technique can train natural force, with emphasis on practical self culture and confidence building.
A clipped, pragmatic column by Dr. W A Evans discussing the value of greens in the diet. It contrasts farmers advice with practical home cooking and lists health benefits of greens, plus notes on digestion, vitamins, and whole foods. Also includes a brief parental nutrition snippet with general guidance on feeding babies and avoiding overeating.
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