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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1910
Page
21
Our millinery department offers a vast assortment of stylish hats and outer garments, unmatched in size and quality in the city. Prices are kept moderate to ensure accessible, reliable quality for all customers.
Practical plans fill Acton Central vacancy as a key pitcher and infielder face positions. Squad sizes shift with late examinations and new advisory rules. Central's nine shifts lineup with Herriman at third and Rawlings at second while Stephin aims to return. Technical High School and Dental High tackle outdoor drills as season nears and Georgetown outdoor track rumored.
One hundred dollars in prizes will be distributed tomorrow night at the First Congregational Church to winners in the patriotic post card contest of the WC T UW. Prizes include a grand prize to Risen by Mendoin B. Henderson-Coorse and a long list of named entrants from numerous local churches and Sunday schools. The event features readings, songs, and a ceremony with cadets and local clergy presenting awards.
District National Guard encampment planned for July after a thorough War Department inspection. Reports indicate a stronger turnout and better performance than previous years, with militia across states on par with regular units. A reception and farewell for Lieutenant Reynolds precede departure to the Philippines.
The discussion centers on Praxiteles and Greek sculpture as reflections of ideal beauty. Prof Phelps argues art uses imagination as spiritual form, not direct life, and that Greek statues represent real beauty through idealized forms rather than actual persons.
Discussion on vitality, digestion, and the impact of nutrition and improper eating on physical and mental function. Notes how excessive or imbalanced meals waste vitality and references long-lived examples to illustrate endurance and endowment. Emphasizes the link between diet and energy as well as nerve and brain function.
A central committee meeting at Chesapeake Beach outlines plans for Woodmen events this season. Subcommittee members include Sutherin, Hodges, Davison, and Green. Highlights feature a memorial for the state banner, a reception for the head consul, and a battalion drill among camps with multiple entertainments and fund-raisers planned for March through April.
An OCR damaged note outlines Holy Week service times with references to Monday Tuesday and Wednesday events. It mentions a timer or clock half hour intervals and a sequence of days including Friday and Saturday but many words are garbled. The readable items indicate church services planned during Holy Week with emphasis on Monday through Wednesday and a closing note about The Day of Tal.
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