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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
12
W. & L. Rustless items boast perfect make up ensuring satisfaction. They are practical safe and operative with weather independent performance. The mosquito proof rustless wire is secured in frames by improved lock strip. Finishes match woodwork and ventilation is possible top or bottom. Observation doors with bronze grilles are attractive. Estimates free of charge for cabinet-made business screens.
Advertises slip covers and linings for parlor suites in various fabrics. Mentions 30 cent Art Tigkings cretonnes English damasks and Belgian cotton stripes, with yardage allowances for making and slip over sets. Provides details on material types and production quantities for both 5 piece and 1 piece suites.
New stock of high-grade metal-frame window screens on display and for sale. Describes strong light durable japanned steel with wire netting, adaptable outside or under sash. Lists sizes 18 to 44 inches and prices from 30 to 50 cents.
Our new stock of Vudor porch shades offers cool daytime shade and night time protection. Made of bound light wood strips, stained green, they operate easily and without friction. Available sizes 4x7.8 ft to 10x7.8 ft with prices from $2.25 to $5.50.
Complete new stock of ready made screen doors shown in three sizes. Made of selected hardwood with quality black japanned wire and solid construction. Natural varnish finish with fixtures included.
The listing notes a natural finish available in green or brown. The price shown is 55 with a cost of $3.90. The line reads as a product detail and pricing fragment from a catalog.
Garden column outlines new clues for implements like a weeding hoe and a d prong. Ac, 6 ns, S5c hints at puzzle style and wordplay elements featured in the light feature.
The fragment lists capacities including 35 Ibs, 45 lbs, 90 Lbs, 20 Tbs, and notes about tea vapour capacity. It appears to be a fragmented technical note detailing different storage or measurement capacities without a clear narrative or full context.
Washington social pages report Mr and Mrs Taft as guests at dinners with Mrs Hammond and other notables including Miss Keys of Cincinnati Maj Bult and Mrs Warren Beach among those entertained. Attendees include ambassadors, bishops, senators, and foreign ministers. Casual gatherings at tea and circus occasions note Mrs Harrison hosting and entries on attendance by Mr Belmont and others.
Ex Senator O Gorman and Mr and Mrs Harrison Rhodes are expected in Washington tomorrow and will stay at the Shordhan. Mrs Hannis Taylor leaves Washington for Mobile Ala to spend several weeks. Mr and Mrs Rawline of Seattle are guests of their son Frank Rawling at the Cairo. Mrs Albert J Halford left Washington to join her daughter Ruth Halford who is visiting relatives at Brooklyn navy yard. Mrs Halford and Miss Halford sail from New York on the Teutonic to spend the summer abroad. Mrs Walter W Burdette and daughter Loa return to 1026 Vermont avenue from Atlantic City. Mrs William Wheatley who left Washington for Kansas City will not return in time for next Saturday.
Miss R Helen Lang of Victoria plans to relinquish a 50000 fortune left by uncle Harry Lang if she pursues a professional career. She aims to study acting with Mrs Louis James, opening May 15 in Judy O Hara in Boston. Also reports on British and American women golf, London clubs, and Suffolk aristocrats hosting events at Charlton Park and beyond.
Toraddess argues colleges should adopt an academic costume for commencement to foster democracy among graduates. She claims uniform dress reduces inequality since poorer families sacrifice for fine clothes, while richer students already dress alike.
Philadelphia May 2 Mrs Kate Fi Kins widow of William T Elkins wed Vaillant Nelaware Neilson at St Elizabeths Church. The will cut remarrying widow from a $500000 fortune, leaving Felton B Hiking and Miss Marie Louise Elkins large shares. Felton Elkins, now of age, also inherits from grandmother Mrs William L Elkins ar.
The article argues that Angelina and Algernon should cultivate a large, shared view of marriage. It urges trust, open communication, and freedom for both to pursue outside interests. Marriage should be expansive not restricting, with home love as the core and social responsibilities shared.
Centerpieces sized 24 inches priced between 6 and 12 dollars with special offers at 4.50 and 5.50 dollars.
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