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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1912

Page

19

Health and Beauty Hints From Mae Martyn Appeal

A column promoting beauty remedies and skin care methods. It touts an eye tonic, hair removal methods, and a list of tonics and creams claiming rapid results. Notable remedies include paste dissolved in water for eye care, pyrorin for unwanted hair, parabtis solution for fat reduction, and simple creams with almoroin and glycerin for clear, smooth skin.

Leah Juanita

Liquid Gas A Saving Natural Product Conserved

Federal Bureau of Mines officials unveiled a plan to liquefy wet gas from oil fields into a fuel for illumination. The liquid gas could light small towns, country estates, and lighthouses, offering a cheaper, clean alternative with easy transport through sturdy containers. State geologist Dr I White warns the nation wastes billions daily, urging safe, modest investments to recover natural gas energy.

Federal Bureau of Mines Bureau Irving C Allen Dr I . White

Dream Poem Fragments of Love and Ancient Cities

Fragmented verse recalls a dream of love and passion that unlocks vast visions of Nineveh Babylon Mytha and Zemiar through a single moment. The speaker links mortal longing to mythic places and paints love as a gateway to luminous vistas beyond suffering.

Thia Nineveh Babylon Pele Mytha Hanging Gardens Zemiar

Gaelic Chorus Concert At New Willard Raises Irish Tune Interest

The Gaelic Chorus of a Castle Society of Washington performed traditional Irish pieces and classics at the New Willard to celebrate St Patrick's Day. The program mixed vocal and instrumental works, spotlighting Irish folklore and modern arrangements, conducted by Jennis T. Glennan, with soloists including Katherine Rogers and Miss Etie Davis among others.

Castle Society Washington New Willard Erin Kathleen Mavourneen Killarney Mins Jennis T. Glennan Beethoven Pian Robert O'Dever Ireland Richard Wagner Bayreuth Baltimore Cltles Katherine Rogerm Brano Etie Davis Mary P Moran Joseph Whittimore Paul Hines J. Nolan Samuel C Hutchias Baseos Mins Iélian Koesbling Mist Mian Clara Ross Migg Maris Whinney Hero Paul Ramadell Soprangs James Willame Louis Bradford John MacLane Ann Fulton Clare Kirby Harold Whalen Caroline Manning Agperite I Sweenay E. Corbett Jerman Murrell Howard Cook Kaesod T .E Moore Robert C Howard George Elisett

Washington Piano Teachers Meet at School In Washington

The Washington Piano Teachers Association met at the McReynolde Koehle Music School last Wednesday. Guest of honor Mrs. Frank Byram lectured on Music In the Washington Public Schools of Today and Twenty Years Ago. Helpers included Mrs. Ormaby and Messrs Keans Handall and others. Mrs. Ernst Lent is named guest for next meeting on April 3.

Washington Piano Teachers’ Association McReynolde-Koehle Muasle Frank Byram Washington Pubic Mesdamea Ormaby Migsen Keans Keats Handall Ernst Lent

Dramatic Art Not Dying Says Moving Pictures Aid Stage

An editorial from the Bridgeport Post argues moving pictures are adjuncts to theater not enemies, noting they're filling roles of lecturers and news purveyors. It contends affordable prices, not neglect of taste, explain reduced theater attendance, and maintains high quality drama remains viable.

Histebrand New Britain Merald New Haven Aiga Times Bridgeport Post Diats New York Ulser

Letter defending whipping post in Delaware sparks debate

Marguerite Dupont Lee from Washington argues that Delaware's whipping post serves justice, noting men there avoid beating wives only because they fear law. She warns abolition would come with suffrage for women, and urges enforcement of harsher measures until reforms emerge.

Delaware Washington Marguerite Dupont Lee

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