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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
7
A misread notice describes a mail order department offering phone and mail ordering with prompt service and a stated discount on orders received. It invites customers to call the mail order department for assistance.
Advertising text promotes Vreus ITligh era Stits with discounts claimed as half off and two third reductions. It mentions various fabrics, fancy designs, popular shades, and appeals to young men and elderly customers while urging readers to compare prices.
Informal luncheon hosted by Swiss Minister secretary Straus travels to city on lighthouse tender. numerous ministers from Colombia Chile Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic attend. Also coverage of the sixth annual summer show of the Ladies Kennel Association of America with judging and fashion details at Mineola and notable attendees including Miss Anna Sands and members of the Vanderbilt and Rockefeller circles.
Very Rev Spensley of Catholic University addressed St Cedhas Academy as students gathered for commencement. Miss Mary Lagarde Hale received the diploma and graduation medal from Rev James M O’Brien. Music featured vocal and choral performances, with detailed descriptions of gowns and decorations and numerous named students recognized for awards and certificates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions figures and places like Newport and Prony, with scattered names and events. The readable portions hint at a gossip like chat about well known people, potential returns, and social intrigue, but most specifics are obscured by garbled wording and incomplete lines. The item reads as a damaged social column snippet with uncertain attribution and few solid facts.
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