Palmistry at a Social Evening Opens Up Egotism
Mrs Barton reads palms at a Stevens home claiming to reveal character and future travel and money. Helen notices the orchestrated flattery while Warren ends impressed, despite skepticism, as the group moves on.
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Secrets of the universe revealed by color and eyelashes
A popular science note extols the eyelash spectrum as a primitive spectroscope, explaining how light splits into colors like a diffraction grating. It describes spectrum analysis revealing sun and star composition, chandeliers as prisms, and the diamond’s high refractive index aiding gem appraisal.
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Woman in the Case marks progress in civic action
Barbara Boyd reflects on the phrase a woman in the case and notes a shift from scandal to agency. She cites Brownwood Texas winning a clean town prize as an example of women leading sanitation, child labor, civic beauty, and anti cruelty efforts. The piece celebrates women’s rising role in public life and reform.
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Fireless cookers cut heat waste for summer meals
Learn to economize with a fireless cooker by enclosing a hot kettle in a airtight box with packing like excelsior or hay. Start foods to a boil, then transfer hot to the cooker for long heat retention. Soups and cereals suit this method best while quick foods waste fuel.
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Wilson to Receive First Monthly Treasury Salary Warrant
Woodrow Wilson will get his first presidential paycheck today as Secretary McAdoo issues a Treasury warrant for 5625 covering March 4 to 8. Future pay will be 6250 per month of his 75000 annual salary, paid directly by the Treasury, with possible new method adoption.
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Judge Waddill to Decide in Fort Myer Case
Judge Edmund Waddill Jr of the U S district court will hold a special session in Alexandria at 11 this morning to hear United States v Theodore Johnson charged with erecting a house partly on government reservation at Fort Myer. No jury. government counsels listed.
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Holland discusses diplomacy as nation's progress aid
New York and Washington details Prof. John Bassett Moore may take a Columbia leave to serve in the State Department again. He is valued for deep knowledge of American diplomacy and his able, bipartisan approach, and his prior service included 1898 as Assistant Secretary of State.
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Local Council Officers and Community Notices in Alexandria
Council No 434 officers listed led by Normoyle with Wenzel treasurer and Breen trustee. School outing to watch Washington club vs Cardinals at Washington baseball park. Virginia Moose Lodge 1076 elects officers headed by Dr J Ashton and J Harrington. Vaudeville show directed by Rev Father Ferry to feature Fort Washington soldiers. English Masons honor Callahan and Oehlert with Beverley Lodge membership.
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