Mrs. Harding Emerges as White House Hostess of 1922
The Washington press portrays Mrs. Warren G. Harding as the effective White House hostess amid a year marked by expanded public access. She opens grounds and rooms, welcomes writers and guests, and projects a new American woman image through her executive drive and balanced public style.
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Nation
White House
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Tag Dinet
Ben Alalress
Lara
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Ty Waellieton
Tcwapapele CorresHon
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Hardin
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St Meriger
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Huge shark blocks port in Mediterranean tale
Paris dispatch reports the largest spark described monster shark blocking the port of Tote jon for hours this week endangering ships and shares. The shark was surrounded by fishing vessels and towed to shore with an estimated weight above a ton.
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Paris
Mediterranean
Onitanes
Totejon
Ufed
Golliy
Ahora
Bonyvalt
Worath
Girl Scout Troops Host Regular Meetings and Activities
Daisy Harris Ballston and Yellow Daisy groups held Saturday gatherings at Wilson Normal school and Anacostia parish hall. New members joined multiple troops. activities included basketball drills knot tying first aid lessons tenderfoot tests and planned badge ceremonies. A four troop inspection and a leadership demonstration at St. Matthew's school followed by a call for trained leaders was announced.
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Daisy
Harris
Franklin
Wilson Normal School
Indian Heads
Indian Head
Washington
Terlhe
Ruth Peck
Ballston
Thomas
Ballaton
Houge
Thomas Te Golite
Haulston
Alevan
Martin Mendelee
Wid Rose
Wi Norwood
Radik Creal Park
Ings
Helen Witiner
Nec
Clapa Tert
Ann Aueueth Tarsona
Misa Catherine Hughes
Cantaii
Hughes
Adme
roBex Misa Agnes
WC Express
H Cathedral School
Ole Lees
Herrick
Dunges
Herrici
Schogier
Gri
Minnie ‘Olghirisky
wiBlers
Joh Brewer
Lin
Ruth Shatphnessy
Children’s Hospital
Scribe
Emily
Quirk
Yellow Daisy
Vera Lawrence
Anacéstie Methodist Church
Pétaon
Ss . Tourniguet
Dorothy Lawrence
Katherine Peaper
Lou Snyder
Marjorie Robey
Marghret Blum
Papta
Margaretium
Mi Freop
Young
Jean ‘Randall
Capt
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Randall
Irene ‘Staples
Tain “Hela
St. Mathew's
Katherinne Meiartan
Derathy
Callahan
Puede
Hail of the Sacred Heart-acadéemy
Ags
Janet Rwines
Jondera
Ems Erihe
Rita Downey
Powell Clayton
Mes
Myron ‘Whitney
Mina Ruth Wwatte
Alexandria
Nackerchief
Commodore Longfellow
Scribes Society
Twentieth Street Northwest
Oiice
D A R Activities District of Columbia Meet At Memorial Continental Hall
D A R chapters and members held sessions in Memorial Continental hall with programs on Americanization and education. Mrs Woodbury Pulsifer and Miss Mary E L Hall led events. committees approved funds for a chandelier in the Distial room and electrical fixtures. pageants and donations supported the Columbia chapter and DA R activities across the district.
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Ameri” Cam
Revolution
Woodbury Pulsifer
Mary E. L. Hall
Hobart Street
Siva Samuel. Polkihighorn
GB. Att
George Wi Bastiment
Mre
Poliginhern
Mia Anerelia
Jackson
Justice Riddons
George Prise
A.M. Jackson
District of Columbia
Continental Hall
Fred L.voelland
Capitol ‘Society
H. "Sawtelle
Elizabeth Nailor
Bawtelle
Richard’ Hunt
William Hunt
Vivian Ware
Janice Burroughs
Charles Bail, Jr
Robert Mickey
Franceg
Russell
Florence’. Bishop
National Society
Congress
Federal City
Chanter
Clyde Hamblin
Ie Rue Went
Mra
M.A. Winter
Ghaipnitt
Weard and Meads
Columbia
Librar
Mary K. Naile
George Chddsey
Carl’ Wisewell
Harry Tolson
Kate R. Powell
H. L. Shackelford
Royal L. Shuman
Andrew J. Campbell
Americanization and Patriotic
DAR
David D. Caldwell
Research University
Jackson Place
Lr. Foreman
Women's City Club
de. Kellatti
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Charles 8
Hyer
Afra
Diteon Waterman
Regent
Shapter
Juvenils Protective Association
Fund
Memorial Continental Hall
Bon-Opto Home Treatment for Strengthening Eyesight
An advertisement urges readers to try Bon-Opto Home Treatment to strengthen eyesight and reduce dependence on glasses. It claims first application provides relief from strain and overwork, with a city physician endorsing its benefits for weak or irritated eyes. The makers guarantee 50 percent strength in one week or money back, sold at Peoples Drug Stores.
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