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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1923

Page

2

Constantine the Great as Architect of Christendom

The article surveys Constantine the Great as a pivotal yet enigmatic figure. It notes his autocratic style, the shaping of imperial and ecclesiastical power, and his role in convening and guiding early Christian councils. It discusses his influence on Nicene orthodoxy, church organization, and the fusion of church and state, along with later emperors like Theodosius in enforcing unity.

Christian Constantin Gibbon Diocletian Constantine the Great Senate Council Ne&c Nicomedia Nlaonstant Hungary Russia Nicaea Constantinople Eusebius Gastiron Emner Wiccea Athanasius Alexandria Arius Arley Ephesus Chalcedon Jesus Aurelian Theodosiun J. Theodosius the Great Trinitariana Empire Seranus Gnostles Armenia Parala Abysainia Ireland Germany Turkestan Christ Aimion Seedtiag Harpy Slesaengers Macmien Fae Luce Neaeraper

Recreating Youthful Eyes Through Reflection and Habit

A reflective piece advises comparing childhood photos with the mirror to reclaim youthful eye expression. It suggests wide open eyes reduce aging signs, practicing in private, and using makeup and posture as a tonic for temperament and health, citing popularity of old photographs as beauty lessons.

The Republic Syndicate

Fire burns Lenovite home at Halpire Maryland

Fire destroyed Theodore H Lenovit s residence in Halpire Maryland after firefighters dried a well and stretched a hose to Wagner s ponds. The blaze started in the attic due to defective wiring. Estimated damage 912000 with partial insurance. Lenovit his mother and sister were in the house. no injuries reported.

Wagner's Ponds Rockville Theodore H Lenovite Halpire Lenovits

Band Concert Program Items and Titles Appearing

A garbled list of band concert pieces and titles is cited, including pieces like The Star Spangled Banner, The Queen of Sheba, Grand March, and various waltzes, polkas, and marches. The entry mentions names such as Meroh, Branson, and Gadmas, with references to a theater and a U.S. band. The text resembles an OCR mishap of a program or catalog of music selections.

Poe Bendstead Zimermann Meroh Marine Corps Restitute Taylor Branson Buppaners Hor Gadmas Boones Wehtepers Benner Byigan Theater U. S W. J Weldon Murlolan Athe Witcom Walts Storice Vienna

Will Tell Of Women In Service Of U S

Miss Laura Berrien one of three women appointed to the Treasury personnel classification board will report on the status of women in government service at the National Women Party conference in Seneca Falls July 2021. Also named are Miss Katherina Pike and Miss Rene Barr offering women a chance to influence salaries promotions and regulatory practices in government work.

Laura Berrien Treasury Department National Women Party Seneca Falls Mise Berrien Katherina Pike Mise Rene Barr Alariea

Community religious service and county road notices in Washington Grove

The Level Club of Master Masons and local blue lodges with Montgomery Commandery Knights Templar held a joint service in Washington Grove auditorium with Rev O A Gillingham and Rev Dr John Carpenter officiating and music by a quartet and the Washington rave band. The State ads commission announced road closures and new real estate levy details for the coming year. Dogs and hunting rules were urged to protect wildlife, and a county tax reassessment was noted with proposed rate changes beginning in May.

Muin Ville Master Masons Washington Grove Montgomery Knights Templar District of Columbia O.A. Gillingham Presbyterian Neelesville John Carpenter Washington Heights Presbyterian Chagas Presbyterian Chagas Washington and Grand Chaplain of the District of Columbia Mugic Washington Ad Wall Four Corners Ornee Seventh Street Pike Clonixensington Chess Chase Glen Lee le Aumuat Seaton East la Tie Sean

Hints on Fashions by Mary OConnor Newell

Dotted Swiss and dotted materials are summer joy. Spring plans include several dotted dresses, with black and white palettes and tones like gray beige and yellow. An illustrated model shows a white Swiss dotted with red accessories, a formal brimmed hat, red accents, and white gloves for a complete look.

Mary O'Connor Newell

Gothenburg Exposition Draws Global Visitors to Architectural Marvels

Fifty thousand visitors daily arrive from distant regions for Gothenburg fair jubilee exposition. The highlight is the architectural beauty of the exhibition buildings and the iron and machinery section. Never before have the stars of science and invention been presented so graphically.

Gothenburg

Food costs and waste in home economics notes

A fragment from a Daily Cook Book column discusses food costs driven by rents transportation and dealer markups. It laments waste from travel and storage and imagines salvage leagues to recover perishable fruits and vegetables.

Jane Eddington Conanmer Tomather

Thrift Teachings Draw Households Into Shared Economies

A fragmented narration describes a plan to unite bagers, a restaurant manager, and home economies experts with eager housewives to form thrifty communities. It advocates teaching practical thrift, shaming excessive frugality, and praising economical buying and usage of food through shared experiences and know how.

Knowng

Hearts and secrets bind a reluctant couple in old garden drama

In a long, quiet scene a pair reconciles past sorrows and future vows. Alice and Philip reunite with Hector and Jean amid memories, while Hugo's shadow lingers as Jean confronts love, duty, and a fragile peace. The old romance approaches its culmination in a rural, tense garden setting.

Hugo Filia Tatina Philip Arceyne Buss Alice Hector Jean Alicea Philip Ahe Carrie Egan Hugone Amanzio Hector Gaunt Bordighera Hestors Genda Hugos Hector Gaunt

How to Keep Well by Dr Evans in hot factory conditions

The article discusses keeping cool in high heat by improving ventilation. A rubber goods factory added skylight and directed air with a 1-hp centrifugual fan system to create movement across a 100 by 15 foot area. A katathermometer measured comfort, showing improved conditions after installing fans.

DR. W. A. Evans T. C Angue Angus Ettie Tts Automobils Enghrt Leonard Hill Angua

Births Reported Across Several Families

Claude W and Anna Wessels announce a son John G and Mery A MrClendon. Walter B and Jean G Green announce a son Carson and Hebe EB. Herbert and George M and Mary 4 Pigott. John F and Minnie L Goodwin announce a girl Dennis and Ennie FE Dorgan. George B and Mable I Lake announce a son Richard T and Carol Love. Gleenbaog Dorothy Wiia or Hugh Poxad. Allee McCann bor Herbert and Marguerie tonney doy Cheriea H and Gladys Campbell now Auguans and Las Themes bor George and Leaving Welly girl.

Claude W Anna Wessels John G Mery MrClendon Walter B Jean G Green Carson Hebe Herbert George M Mary Pigott John F Minnie L Goodwin Dennis Ennie FE Dorgan Ty George B Mable I Lake Richard T Carol Love Gleenbaog Dorothy Wiia Hugh Poxad Allee McCann Bor Herbert Marguerie Tonney Cheriea H Gladys Campbell George Welly

Deaths Reported in Local Area Obituaries List

An assortment of death notices lists several residents with ages and affiliations. Names include George Fuerioginn, Gita Pompére, Mary Frese, Nathen Senor, Charen Roser, Max Frohne, George Washington, Samuel Valor, Edward Heneor, Anrace Thommens, Noel Ke, Even Jarkpon, Magké Thoras, Ned Root, Wadech, Rahs Aerage, Nepaie Warren Ahn, Jamed Herter, and Jamed Herter among others. Details vary, with ages and associated institutions or places.

George Fuerioginn Waller Reed Heen Edward Heneor Akes Anrace Thommens Noel Ob Ke Jarkpon

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