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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
14
A catalog describes boys Easter and Confirmation outfits in various fabrics and styles. It highlights wool suits, fancy suiting in blue tones, single and double breasted coats, knickerbocker trousers with watch pockets, and velvet collars in sizes 6 to 17, with prices ranging from 3.95 to 6.50.
Faded catalog style listing of boys wear and accessories with prices. Itemized notes mention fur furnishings, felt hats, neckbands, coats, shirts, pajamas, and toys in small consignments. Numerous garbled phrases obscure exact details but the piece reads as a retail display of children’s apparel and related goods.
A catalog excerpt touts Caen and Homan tailoring for men with new coats, novelty suits, and refined fabrics. Descriptions emphasize simple coat lines, plated skirts, and high quality materials. Prices range from 22 to 165 dollars for various styles and exclusives.
Young guests from Bryn Mawr Yale and other colleges gather at the White House for Easter festivities. Mrs Taft hosts dinners and dances with German ambassador Countess von Bernstorff and a Washington crowd, while a flurry of visitors arrive for holidays and social events across the capital.
Wanda G Paleson leads the Browntekar list with 49956 votes as of yesterday while Miss Wanda Prar son of 3498 Q street NW hopes readers will continue to support her. A new contestant list will be printed next Sunday after yesterday’s vote tally. The Browniehar Man notes readers can view the standings posted at The Post building on Saturday.
A sprawling society piece details Aly Gosford and Mist Carter's engagement, the circle around Dorchester House, and American connections. It describes prominent families, engagements, and courtly intrigues, with notes on Mrs Hatsourt and Mrs Herresart, the Radley salon, and social crossroads during the Edwardian era. The tale wanders through marriages, ambassadors, and the allure of royal favorites, ending with an amusing anecdote about an American debutante seeking a royal presentation.
Dr T J Allen advises a Spring Fever diet shift from heavy winter fare toward lighter foods rich in vegetables. He warns that cold weather and limited fruit increase illness risk and recommends gradual introduction of greens, water, and lighter meals to prevent pneumonia and other ailments.
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