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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
12
Bloodward and Lothrop promote a broad line of men s wear and home goods across New York and Washington departments. Highlights include all wool reversible smoking coats with shawl lapels priced at 7.50, Scottish stockings from 1.50 to 2.50, and new rug lines from 5 to 25 dollars plus wool plush lap robes and travel blankets.
A 1910s style catalog entry promotes men’s clothing for all sizes with a wide range of suits and overcoats from $10 to $25, English and conservative styles, plus winter sleepwear including wool flannels and pajamas priced from 75 cents to $5.00.
Correct dress footwear conforms to exacting standards and offers stylish, high quality options. An attractive patent calfskin dress shoe with black cloth top and plain toe is priced at $6.00 per pair. Men's dancing pumps in gun metal calfskin and patent calfskin finish with grosgrain ribbon priced at $4.50 per pair.
Introducing heavy weight motor sweaters for men and women in model gray white and other colors. Warm first quality knit with careful sizing for protection. Priced at 9 dollars. Other wool sweaters range from 3.50 to 10 dollars.
A guide to cooking venison with simple methods in the wild using fire and bacon grease, then a home roast method seasoned with butter flour nutmeg and cinnamon. The article details turning, salt and pepper, and finishing with a lemon garnish and a sherry sauce for serving.
Marie Curie born November 7 in Warsaw became a leading scientist in Paris. Her work with polonium and radium established her rank among top scientists. The article highlights her marriage to Pierre Curie, motherhood, and dedication amid funding challenges in 1898 and beyond.
Social notes from the capital recount visits and moves of Ida Bangs and G T Dearing at 108 Massachusetts avenue north west Capt Jones on duty in Texas City Texas Mrs Franklin Rogers and Mrs Rogers wintering at the Westminster Seventeenth and O Streets Anti Suffrage leader A M Dodge in residence at the Shoreham Col and Mrs William T Wood at the Soldiers Home Cobb family wintering in New York Draper sisters arriving in Washington from Manchester Boston New York and staying on K Street Viscountess de Sibour returns from France John M Biddle back in Washington Catherine Britton guest of Elkins in Elkins W Va returning to the city Mrs J M Wiley leases Lambert house 2208 Massachusetts avenue Engagement announced for Bertha Kathryn Adams and Frank A Hutchinson to be wed in January Zeck count visiting Shoreham James D Philan back from abroad Announcements note Frank James Katz and Martha J Wille marriage in Milwaukee Katz connected with US Geological Survey Gladys Stealey in Washington guest of Col Lincoln Karmany Neal entertains Stealey at Colambbe Theater party Mary Wrygant and Charles Roe Clark wed in Bishop Harding chapel reception at 2615 Thirteenth street northwest.
Mrs Jules Shemon Bache loses a bid to be treated as not a U.S. resident. Federal Judge Hay rules her home is with husband in New York, despite Paris and London ties. The piece notes fashion trends and Arctic explorations involving Marie Amghita Peary and Donald MacMillan, plus a society suit against George Cornwallis West being settled.
The article promotes cut glass as ideal wedding gifts with unblemished quality from Libbey Hawkes Dorflinger and others. It highlights a Cut Glass Room display, years of production knowledge as safeguard, and a fall stock of patterns from $1.00 to $5.00 and upward.
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