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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1923

Page

6

Famous Outline History Romance of Mother E

The text discusses the emergence of Jewish social and religious reform under prophetic figures. It traces how exile broadened Jewish thought toward monotheism and universal moral ideals, influencing later biblical prophets and shaping views on justice, unity, and world peace across Semitic cultures and beyond. It reflects on the shift from temple based worship to prophetic, reform minded religion culminating in a broader humanistic outlook.

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Typhoid decline and public health lessons from 1972 echoes

The article argues typhoid in U S cities has fallen due to clean water safe milk garbage disposal and vaccination and projects future rates. It cites Chicago history and notes cities like New Bedford Providence Yonkers Bridgeport Grand Rapids and Bridgeport achieving minimal deaths while smaller areas lag behind. It links improvements to water and sanitation and predicts continued progress into 1988 with caveats.

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Hutchinson teeth and blood pressure Q and A

Reader asks if Hutchinson teeth indicate syphilis and notes other causes for notched teeth. Another inquiry seeks guidance on high blood pressure at age 69 with kidney health and advice to prevent apoplexy, constipation, diet changes, and avoiding heavy meals.

Hutchinson

Fashion Hints by Maxwell on Crepe and Plaiting Styles

New York fashion column discusses crepe fabrics and plaiting trends. It notes shiny black and white contrasts, a mother of pearl buckle, and revisits old fashioned trims as ostrich accents frame a red Milan poky.

Maxwell New York Svex Solomon Khew

Gruyere cheese praised as economical Swiss import

The essay extols Gruyere from Switzerland as a superior, economical cheese for meals and desserts. It contrasts it with Roquefort and Camembert, notes its waxy mildness, long shelf life, and cost about 12 cents per pound equivalent, praising its value and lecteur manners in cheese knowledge. It mentions sliced 15 cent portions and cautions about handling diverse foods.

Switserland Europe Gruyere

When Hearts Command S By ELIZABETH YORK

Mrs Jean Carnay and her daughter Alsea plan an extravagant Mtalten Hiviers vacation after frugal years. Hugo Braile, condemned in a past murder, is released and disguises himself as Jean's brother to attend Alice's wedding. Carrie Kean, widow of the slain man, arrives. Jean frets over Hugo and Alice's future as he negotiates a risky hotel stay and support.

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Ailing Hugo Faces Alice and Uncle John in Morning Plan

In a tense morning scene Hugo frets over tidiness and seeks to stroll with Alice while avoiding Uncle John. Alice dislikes John’s sharp, peevish mood and worries about her mother’s whereabouts. A doctor and hospital reference surface as tensions simmer and plans form for a discreet walk.

Millicent's Diary and a Philosophy of Price

An April diary entry from Millicent in New York reflects on business talk, friendships, and personal ethics. She ponders striving beyond mediocrity, the cost of fame, and choosing actions that maximize pleasure despite consequences, with musings on honesty, self-improvement, and social judgment.

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