Senators Must Eat Diverse Lunches in Senate Dining Room
A plan to reorganize the midday Senate dining service faces debate as lawmakers discuss government management, funding losses, and the challenge of pleasing a diverse set of palates. Different factions seek menus reflecting regional tastes while contemplating efficiency and fairness.
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Caprio
Siam
Autewell
United States
Treasury
Ling Setaions
Congress
Sembira
Crane
Tillman
Stauract
Cstaurant
Ireus
Los Faglanis
Senate
Middle States
Soetoro Els
Amd
Sleepless Nights and Digestion Troubles Urge Patent Aid
A historic ad promotes ART DYSPEPSIA TABLETS as quick relief for chronic insomnia and indigestion. It claims the tablets cut the cause at its source, using wholesome ingredients and avoiding drug habits. Sample packs offered by FA Stunt Co for 50 cents.
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Hve Tanger
James
Meuratea
Wayans
Ydelean
tMselt
Jeu
Gse
Sulferer
Jngamma Ark
Ian Sed
Hegin Tahung
Champ Ang
Epidemic Drug Claims and Senate Dining Room Updates
An oft quoted cure claim from Emergency Laboratories promises free, overnight results for various skin conditions including eczema and pimples. Separately, renovations to the Benatee dining room upgrade lighting, color scheme, and private entrances for senators, creating a combined impression of medical hype and political interior improvements.
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Haig
S. O'Donnelns
Emergincy Laboratories
West Twenty
New York
Benatée
Aénatora
Warring on Tuberculosis Shows Public Health Gains
The District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis reports progress in fighting the white plague in the city. Efforts include a dispensary for examination and treatment, tuberculosis classes, school primers, lectures, and pamphlets. nurses visit homes, provide food and clothing when needed, and a relief fund supports patients. About 1950 cages treated this year. 1950 new cases reviewed, 28 deaths, and $7242 projected for next year.
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Caty
Red Cross Society
Munteral Tuberculosis Hospital
Great sums to aid sick in New York and Lakewood
New York on November 9 announced gifts totaling 850 000 to fight tuberculosis. Nathan Straus Miss Dorothy Whitney Henry Phipps Isaae N Seligman and others spoke at the event. A 600 000 cottage and estate at Lakewood New Jersey once used by Grover Cleveland will house the new tuberculosis preventorium for children along with a seven story addition to the Sloane maternity wing at the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Whitney donated a 3200 endowment fund.
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Nathan Straus
Miss Whitney
Othera
New York
Wiliam C Sloane
Sloane
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
Henry Phipps Frinckpel
Nathan Straua
Dorothy Whitney
Henry Phipps
Isaae N. Seligman
Taco H. Dentit
Straus
Lakewood
Grover Cleveland
Students’ Works Shown At Corcoran Art Gallery
Scores of paintings and drawings by pupils of the Corcoran School of Art are privately exhibited at the Corcoran Art Gallery. The summer works are intended for the students and their friends under Prof Mosser, art director. The professor notes favorable interest and plans for possible winter public exhibitions.
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Corcoran Art Gallery
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Dying After Assault In Northwest Saloon
Henry Ashley, 41, died after a brutal assault with a razor at a saloon on Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest. He was found by Policeman Nolan as crowds gathered. Detective O'Brien and Inspector Boardman led the investigation. Michael Mullan, 19, a bricklayer, received minor injuries from a fist blow during the incident.
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Lea
Ashley
Nolan
Firat
Pennsylvania Avenue
O'Brien
Central Offce
Boardman
Michael Mullivan
Nolan Ehd Dierkoph
Aghley
Talen
Weapah
Bim 5
Society Hats Aboard At Garden Horse Show Fashion
Society notes from the Garden horse show highlight elaborate outfits featuring skunk fur trims and fox, with Eleanor Bears and others in dramatic hats and velvet gowns. A New York church wedding follows, Eleanor Whipple and Francie Stoddard Jr. marrying at the Church of the Incarnation with a large guest list and maid of honor Marion Bull.
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Tommy
Hate
Boas
Mafta
Skunk
Henry Cardesis Phipps
James
Eustis
Diack Bros
McCullough
Oliver Harriman
Dorothy
Wilde
John R Drexel
W. Laden
Church of the Incarnation
New York
Eleanor Whipple
Charles W Whipple
Francie St. Stoddard, Jr
William M. Grozvenor
Whipple
Madison Avenue
Arthur Morris Cottens
Marion Bull
Sophie Vernon Olyphant
Jean Floyd Jones Carpender
Elise Jones
Marjorie
Bard
Baird
Murray Willams
Alexander Om, Jr
Robert Fulton Blake
Boston
Stoddard
Francis Russell Stoddard
I George D Yeomans
William B Anderton
Lewis B Atterbury
James Drublenberg Bate
Hermann H Gartmann
Prescott Hall Butler
Lewis Gouverneur Mortis
Willam Allen Butler
William Carpender
FD Chadwick
Francia Vinton Greene
Lewis
Delafield
George Stanton Floyd- Tones
Cass Gilbert
Misa Gilbert
Franciad Higgineon
Manners of a Rheumatic Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement urges readers to discard medicines and liniments and try MONYON'S RHEUMATIOM REMEDY. It promises a money refund if unsatisfied and claims the product contains no harmful drugs, asserting it complies with the Pure Food and Drug Act.
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Monyon
Alt Crugeiyte
Royals Find Joy in Typewriters and Opera Gowns
Royal ladies from Europe are noted for embracing typewriters with Queen Minud of Norway and Queen Carmen Sylva of Roumania leading the trend. The New Theater opening in New York shows an array of elaborate empire gowns, diamonds, and pearl ornaments among guests like Mrs Nicoll and Mrs Lydig.
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the Royal
New York
Mondey
da Lancey Nicol
Nicoll
Philip Lydig
Alfred Gould Jennings
Jennings
Banjeaw
Henry D. Dugro
George Ferking Lawton
Quick Divorce in High Life
A New York American column laments rising quick divorces among the elite, arguing rapid, private settlements erode marriage’s sanctity. It critiques legal ease, publicity absence, and judges’ quiet rulings, warning that domestic decay endangers the republic and children. John Temple Graves voices alarm.
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Republic
Metropolis
Reno
South Dakota
Rome
New York
John Temple "Graves
Lecture on Buddha Life by Misa Colton at Women's Club
Easthampton resident Misa Elizabeth A Colton spoke to the Women's Club at 3710 1 Street Northwest guiding a tour through India. Her talk titled In the Footsteps of Buddha and An Afternoon in Sarnath covered Buddha's enlightenment and early preaching, reflecting her recent study of Indian languages and religions.
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Misa Elizabeth A. Colton
Easthampton
Maas
Women's Club
India
Buddhi
Sarnagh
Misa Cotton
Ted
Buddhfaye
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