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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
14
A display of fashionable summer dresses for misses features one piece French gingham styles in black and white and blue white plaids with Dutch necks and 3 4 sleeves, embroidered trims, full skirts, and belts. Swiss dresses with embroidery, marled colors, and tunic silhouettes. prices range from 28.00 to 57.5. French gingham shirtwaist styles and refined sheers with lace yokes and plaited skirts in blue pink tan green and lavender.
Dependable straw hats shown with unexcelled qualities and wide style choices for all tastes. The careful make and correct proportion are highlighted across various weaves and braids. Straws range from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars and panevas from 5.00 to 15.00 dollars.
Readable fragments describe washable scarves in white and color patterns with self figured stripes and panel effects. Also advertised are silk madrases and mercented cheviots and Lew Suk Scarfs in various weaves, plus crocheted silk ties in imports and domestics, priced from 50 cents to 300 dollars.
A brief note extols fresh air and healthful outdoor activities for all ages. It suggests a better equipped section of sporting goods and summer amusements to enhance outdoor life in the season ahead.
The passage markets Lastman Goods and other brands with various Kodak models and folding pocket Kodaks at prices ranging from $1.00 to $1000. It emphasizes camera accessories and quick memories, urging renewal of pleasant recollections through photography.
An notice highlights a well equipped lawn tennis section claiming the city’s best stock. It lists various brands including Columbia Rackets Sears and Champion Rackets with prices on balls covers nets and court markers offered at a local club.
An OCR fragment lists baseball equipment with prices and brand-like terms. Mentions gloves bats and pitchers gloves with various prices, but readable specifics are limited. The readable items reference gloves, bats, and general baseball gear in a retail style notice.
A healthful game for all ages is promoted with croquet sets priced from $1.00 to $6.00 and up to $600 for deluxe long-made and eight-bet sets. Children’s four ball croquet sets are highlighted, with many well made options encased in strong wooden boxes for secure transport.
An old ads page presents white and natural color chamois gloves at 150 and 200 dollars, with one button and clasp styles. It also lists face powders, skin builders, massage cream, strawberry oil preparations, perfumes, and various beauty items with prices. The ad mentions imports and quality claims for preservation and strength.
In Massachusetts Avenue the ceremony will take place at noon May 26 with Miss Townsend the bride. A formal dinner in Washington followed memorial services for King Edward, featuring guests from the British embassy and local society.
Informal tea hosted by Mrs Marbury for her mother Mrs Stewart of New Orleans. Guests include Capt Schley and Admiral Schley relatives in Washington. Metropolitan Opera Paris triumph praised by Paris and New York audiences. Toscanini cheered. Washington society notes: Wendell and Jan May 31 plans, Ambassadors, ministers, and social figures attending. Mrs Benjamin Harrison discusses European rest and ballots. various appearances and travels of notable families.
Comiffiander and Mrs Wiliam Mannine Irwin and Miss Iewin depart Washington on June 1 for Osterville Massachusetts to open the Anchorage, the summer home of Mrs D P McCartney. Mrs McCartney will remain in Washington before joining Osterville. Justice and Mrs Brown depart Washington after the Supreme Court adjourns to sail for Europe in June. Justice and Mrs McKenne will split the summer between visits to their children and time at Narragansett and Bedford Springs, Pa.
A man sickened after eating rabbit and trusting it was safe illustrates how belief shapes health outcomes. The text argues that while mindset affects disease and diet choices, it cannot change physical truth such as nutrients and energy yield. It warns that genuine nourishment cannot be replaced by mere belief or wishful thinking.
Prince Henry and Princess Mary of Wales enjoy toy shopping at a Broadstairs shop during a health visit with Sir Francis Laking. The pair buy colorfully made celluloid animals and figures, sharing the moment with their nurse. The children return to York Gate with their playful purchases.
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