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Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

24 May 1922

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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May 24, 1922

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Washington memories and notable figures linked by addresses

A fragmentary survey mentions Gen. Alexander Macomb and Charles Goodyear tied to Washington DC addresses from 1736 to 1841. It notes Jefferson, Admiral Schley, and "hostelites" around Twenty-First and I streets, plus references to local figures and oddities in a period voice.

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Alexander Macomb United States Army Charles Goodyear Washington Jefferson Davie I-street Admiral Schley Andrew Jack Franklin
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Poor Boys Who Became Great By Frederick Houk Law

The article profiles Palissy the potter, a French craftsman of the 16th century who endured poverty and peril. It recounts his wandering youth, years of hardship, relentless study, and ultimate rise as the world’s greatest potter whose name became immortal. His death closes the sketch.

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Washington Post notice on photographs return

The fragmentary item from the Washington Post discusses the return of photographs. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a notice related to image or photo materials restoration or reappearance.

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