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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1907

Page

18

Bella Vista The Bonaparte Home In Maryland Country Seat

Mrs Charles J Bonaparte guides readers through Bella Vista Maryland estate describing its eighteenth century English manor ambiance its panoramic Long Green Run valley view and two miles from the rail line She lives there with Attorney General husband maintains Baltimore and Washington homes and shares a life of knitting letter writing photography and hospitality around a family of collies.

Bella Vista Baltimore County Bonaparte Park Avenue Baltimore Washington Bella Viste Dickens Dome St. Paul's Hinl Maryland Aspinwall Lenox Berkshires Bonapartes Hay Cambridge Masa College City Mr Bonaparte Europe Boston New York Germany Hanover Felttelbute Paris Italy Rome Carnesa New England Newport Don Paine Providence Thomas F. Hendricksen Nhow Napoleon Hetty Patterson Canova Iselin Gen. Bonaparte Jerome Bonaparte Elisabeth Patterson Caroline Bonaparte Mr. Bonaparte Adam Huitfeldt von Moltke Denmark Countess von Moltke America Mrs Bonaparte

Care of Baby and Infant Health in Sun and Sleep Advice

Dr J O Grifith of the New York Tribune offers guidance on saline baths for infants, safe water play for toddlers, and dangers of overexposure. He warns against dressing with thin sleeves, explains insomnia causes in children, and notes sun protection, proper bathing, and cautious use of medicines.

J . O. Grifith The New York Tribune

Branding and Identification Tags for U S Army Animals

The piece explains U S Army horse and mule branding rules to identify units via hoof marks and shoulder letters I and A I followed by company and regiment designations. It cites regulations, branding irons, and measurements for legible, uniform hoof brands to assign animals to organizations after purchase by the government.

Uncle Sam Quartermaster’s Department U. S. Army Army of Cuban Pacification Newport News Sergt. Casey Army Quartermastere Department Cav- Cavalry Compan Battalion Enaimoses Dita

Table Manners and Elbow on the Table Debate

A lively New York scene on table manners contrasts old etiquette with modern dining. A Southern guest notes diners sopping up sauce and elbows on the table, while discussions probe smart society behavior, rapid eating, and social pressures during lunches, tea, and bridge.

Bherry's Mary Parsons Spéadker New York

Brevity and Wit Across History in Sharp Replies

A survey of witty brief retorts from Talleyrand Opie and Johnson to Jerrold and Wesley, with notes on succinct proverbs and laconic Greeks. It highlights the charm of concise speech, the spice of truth, and how briefly spoken lines reveal character and cultural taste. It cites examples of famous put‑downs and the enduring idea that brevity is the soul of wit.

London Globe Talleyrand John Brown Opie Abernethy Dean Hole Douglas Jerrold Jerrold John Wesley Masta Dr. Johnson Johnson Scotland Scottish Howell Bart Greece Eri Macedon Amson

Questions of ceremonial in Washington manners

Dr Maurice F Egan discusses decay of manners and public etiquette in Washington. He notes women usurping seats, men yielding to women, rigid ceremonial rules at White House events, and precedence among officials. He argues Americanism should honor constituted authority and orderly observance rather than casual irreverence.

Maurice F Egan Rosary Magazine Washington Union White House Ufe Cleveland United States Lucifer Milton

Glad to Get Rid of His Wife but He Got Lonely

A husband, eager for a brief separation during his wife’s four month West visit, endures a month of bachelor wandering. He vacillates between curiosity, jealousy, and longing as he tours dejected resorts, ponders their marriage, and finally reunites with his wife at the station, overwhelmed by renewed affection.

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