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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
3
A profuse rebuttal argues horses remain vital amid motor vehicles, challenging claims that urban sanitation and health woes favor cars. It urges balancing progress with humane treatment of horses, warning against rapid bans and urging continued horse use where needed.
The Buick Company opens a temporary service office at 101 Connecticut Avenue while Lozier opens a branch at 1315 H Street NW under M Glesey as Pas also notes Cadillac Pierce Arrow and Hiker Medrics lines. Miller Brow and Pops Automobile announce new managers and Marathon car distribution expands across the District and surrounding states.
A fashion-forward piece notes leopard fur and bold coats at a Paris couture scene, with New York socialites arriving from Havre and rumors about marriages denied. It covers Paris Louvre guards, King George of Greece’s finances and travels, a Munich boom in Americanized luxury, and a Meadow Brook Hunt Club ladies race won by Miss Bryce with Ladenburg close behind, plus a procession of 40 cars following the field.
Mra George Richard Smith and daughters Mint Marie and Lucille sailed from Washington to attend a masquerade at Port Motroe and a chamber event at Old Point. Mr and Mrs Clarence Moore and Mr and Mrs T D Pollard announced Kuma 19's marriage. David C Witherspoon to be married on Tuesday October 3 at Louisville. Witherspoons to be at home after December 20 in this city. Mrs Vinton Squire returned to Washington and resides at the Don Carlos for winter.
Mrs Toland and Mrs Bacon attended a tea at the Casino in Concord during the late afternoon. Gen Maswell Wood and Miss Woods were at Shoreham while their house was opened. Mrs Woodhull and Mrs Toland were mentioned in events surrounding travel and hospitality with Ambassadors and other social figures.
Mrs Katherine Brother of 115 K Street NW married in Washington with Clara Reed maid of honor and J Willard Green best man. The bride was given in marriage by her mother and the Rev W R Wetherspoon presided. The couple will reside in Hot Springs Arkansas after leaving Washington, while Representative and Mr. Jack Beall rent an apartment at Itenstelsn Court for the winter.
Trophies swords and personal belongings of the late Rear Admiral Schley have been gifted to the National Museum by Mrs Achley. The commodore's flag from the Brooklyn and a silver reservoir crafted from pallion taken from the Spanish battleship Cristobal Colon are part of the collection.
In Richmond Virginia Mrs B Yates died after a lamp was dropped catching her clothing fire as she tended household duties. She could not reach the door to her children’s room due to a faulty catch lock and perished before aid could reach her. The tragedy prompted officials to inspect fire safety and assist families in similar situations.
The text argues that self doubt and fear of failure paralyze effort while a deliberate shift into a success oriented environment can change outlook. It prescribes reading optimistic literature, listening to confidence talks, keeping a daily plan, and surrounding oneself with success themed stimuli until a new mentality emerges and work begins with renewed spirit.
Exites from their home for nearly 25 years, the remnant of Deronimos band of Apaches at Fort Bit Oklahoma may return to New Mexico. Third Cavalry, closer to the Indians, conducts this return movement after talks with tribal chiefs. Division exists among younger and elder generations about future settlement. Col Scott plans to move a small party to New Mexico to report back on the journey. The plan also includes transferring the great chief Geronimos’s phon es to the new Indian home.
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