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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1910

Page

14

Friday Remnant Day offers bargains on clothing and home goods

The sale highlights Friday specials across departments with remnants in boys clothing, women’s undergarments, hosiery, lamp shades, linens, corsets, dresses, and men’s wear. Bargains include reduced prices on robes, garments, veils, and travel items as well as toys and dolls in the toy department.

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White House Dinner Hosts and Guests in Diplomatic Circle

The president hosted two dinners at the White House with a guest list featuring Speaker Cannon, numerous senators, representatives, and diplomats. Attendees included Mrs Sherman, Mrs Taft, Countess Moltke, and a parade of envoys and social leaders in formal attire. notes mention specific costumes and box seats for artistic recitals.

Cannon Guest White House House of Representatives Laushin Tafts House Cannon Gallings Money Lot Crane Brandegee Brown Paynter Stephenson Trushes Lomer Gordon Leonidas F Livingston James A Tawney Edgar T. Crumpacker Mes R Maen Champ Clark Samuel W South Marlin Olmsted Walter P Brownlow Waltersmith Henry M. Goldfogle Joseph Gaines John W Dwight Ollie M. James W. Aubrey Thomas T William B McKinles Everis & Hayes James M Cox Julia R Wattis Temphill Hedges James Archibald W Bure Osterhaus Hemphill Job Taft Sherman J Sloat Fassett N Street Myr Sherman Washington Utica Alexander Representative Alexander Herbert Wadsworth Wadsworth Tair Sophy Johnston Evening Star Glave Hinckles Cleopatra Frances Keyes IBM National Theater Loughlin John Hays Hambraona Pres Dent Charles A Wliteme Mme Jusacr Miss Boardman Miss Williams William F Dennis John Bowenderson Suase Mann William Belden Noble James Garfield Sherman Miles Misses Mesa Daughers Meyer Kennard Hinckley Countess Wedel Lowden Wendell Junt Slater Franklin Lane Couiert Representative Arthur Bates Walton Miss West Harlow Vine London Jonniddle Miss Trances Noyes Charles Bennett Dorothy Withame Ios Wade Sarth Willams Anders CO J Moar Wiss Isabel /nessee Adeon Clune Detroit Hazaar Tol Bow Tdwin P Jones Johnee O Hicke Quid T Callaghan Gs Willans Olka Roosevelt Vis Miss Roosevelt Vine Gude Vissis Gude Rtller Zerland Japan Tae Hon Mrs James Anselien Auman Beiolst Az Ras Winga Ussus Mme Vasseller Fetown Turret Southerland Mary Southesland

Daily Diet Hints Be Dr T J Allen Food Specialist 1916

The article argues that the priciest cuts are not inherently best and that all meat parts share similar nourishment. It notes kidneys and lungs as less fitting for nourishment and suggests bone or harder textures aid chewing. It cites experiences from Fleteharites and Yale on mastication reducing appetite and compares duck steak to tenderloin for certain temperaments.

T J Allen Joseph Bo Bewtes Sirloin Porter House Yale

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