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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1912
Page
10
The Navy secretary plans a Potomac trip to Mount Vernon on the Mayflower with German officers visiting. Numerous society figures host garden parties and luncheons at homes and clubs in Washington and nearby suburbs as summer plans begin.
SNAPSHOTS AT SOCIAL LEADERS ADY HENRY SAMUELSON will skip the London Ladies Kennel Association show to raise funds for Cobham Cottage Hospital. Her Hatchford Park fete on June 12 will feature a Pekinese show in a Far East display, a trained donkey, and a bunnyless afternoon as charity proceeds.
The article outlines summer embroidery styles with satin stitches and floral designs on light gowns, plus tips on stems and eyelets. It also notes the ongoing craze for colored embroidery on white and argues candy has dietetic value, citing a New York Medical Journal editorial and a large rise in candy production and per capita consumption.
The article notes bran bread as a common remedy for constipation and stresses exercise and other influences. It provides a bran bread recipe using wheat bran flour buttermilk molakes baking powder and lard with instructions to bake quickly at moderate heat and to slice and eat after a day or two, not fresh.
Reported sales of Feeek Beet 1 rashingies by Scritt & Company concluded on Saturday June 1 with average payment terms in par TD. The brief item notes the wreck ending and reflects local merchandise activity.
A large city college graduates take an Attic style oath to uphold laws and civic respect. The pledge, inscribed on sheepskin and given to the mayor, urges graduates to transmit a greater, better city and to inspire others to pursue honesty and courage in public life. The piece argues every graduate should adopt such pledges to spread a powerful, lasting good nationwide.
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