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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1913

Page

10

Transformation at Capitol Dome Lights Night Parade of Fireworks

Washington celebrated the inauguration with a monumental pyrotechnic show. The transformation device spanning over 2000 square feet featured a rose bouquet turning into an American flag then portraits of Wilson and Marshall. Giant bombs and aerial set pieces lit the Capitol dome and White House grounds while searchlights traced the city. Spectators faced sparks and some eye injuries but ambulances stood by and most cases were minor.

Monticello Court of Honor Wilson Marshall Reace Capitol Washington Monument Pennsylvania Avenue White House Washington Circle Peace Monument Senate House of Tce Jefferson Hugh Washington Monument

Astrological Forecast For March 5 1813 Market Outlook

Mercury era influences favor those who sell with Jupiter in good aspect and early morning hours best for commerce. Cautions warn against weapons and travel risks. Message notes potential disease spread, opinion clashes among US states, and a peaceful year for those employed. Children likely to prosper.

Jupiter Uranus Saturn Mars London Mexico United States McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Edison’s Remarkable Self Control on Eating and Sleep

The passage quotes EXligon stating eating holds no pleasure for him and he eats only to live. He recalls childhood hunger and says his stomach is shrunk from little use, while noting rapid sleep after lying down. Dr. Janeway advised moderation, aiding his work capacity through balanced habits.

Exligon Mr. Edison

Gude's American Beauties Roses for Fresh Cut Orders

Gude presents the largest finest roses grown. Fresh cut when ordered. 2H Fat.

Gude

Noted Guests At Treasury Stand Sparked Distasteful Scene

A group of men and women guests of an assistant secretary in the former administration caused shock in the south Treasury stand by smoking and drinking cocktails. Spectators voiced disapproval and several photographs were taken of the event.

South

Fragmented ad clippings hint at venue and products

An assortment of old notices mentions a Virginia theater and a Malt beverage delivery service for inaugural guests, plus ads for Penn experts and Purissima Rye whiskey. It notes free classified advertising in The Post and includes several street addresses and contact numbers.

Wm. Cannon

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