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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1910

Page

3

English Seek Morality and French Want Intellect in Education

A London Daily piece contrasts English and French education aims on the long holiday. It argues English focus on moral formation while French stress on intellect, memory, and scientific reasoning, with emphasis on hygiene, physical exercise, and fostering a critical, impartial view in students. It notes the French system prizes accuracy and the development of the intelligent brain, though acknowledges significant challenges and uneven success.

London Plall Toyve Hugh Price Fea Pesphitr Pdewme T Coult

Tiny baby cured of dreadful eczema by Cuticura

A family reports a infant near one year old suffered severe eczema on hands face and mouth. After using Cuticura soap and ointment, symptoms improved in three days and cleared within a week without marks, ending sleepless nights for the parents. Testimony from Henry M Fogel, Bath, Pa, Dec 9, 1908.

St Henry Daily Post Post the Washington Post

Beagles Shine as Somerset Wins National Club Trials

At the National Hunting Club trials near Shadwell and in Washington results highlight Somerset beagles led by George B Post Jr of Bernardsville with the pack of four 12 5 and 15 inch classes. T Dudley Riggs of Baltimore places strong in bench and pack events while judges name champs Folly and other top hounds from Belray Somerset and Waldingfield kennels.

T. Dudley Riggs Baltimore Washington Post America Shadwell Somerset Beagles George E Tost, Jr Bernardsville Gouml Wihem Keyna Pender Themnes American Kennel Club Them Lester Jones Culpeper Ramsay Turnbull Natmond Helmont Atcust Belmont Newark Whetwood Piaith Worcester Atase Arthur S Burden Ticksville Long Island We Warner Miw York Mifflin Wharton Waldingfelud Bergles James VW Appleton Ippawich New York Nether- Tus Heudak Netherlands Beagles Windiohaes Helray Beagles Smersee Somerset Tumt Ié McHes Rst Lusedale Mach James P Vandyke Sun- Yury Fa Kishwaukee Dich George W Tisher Baltimore Md Novica Litehes Lurst Belray Pricelees Belray Beagles Somerset Dainty George Wo Post Alfie J DB Lunak Plaster Masa Shnit Somerset Folly Bellas Urudence Hetis Beagles Nordley Teavts Nordley Beagles Brooklandville Mia Somerset Vanes Eagles Tolly Kelray Belay Nordley Eau Odie Somerset Taw George BR Gewlt Bitches Waldingheld Waldingweld Beagles James Wo Appleton Ipswich Masa Reha Barmald Behay Beagies Lunah Heago Lively Waldingfield Appleton Ipswich Moe Beray Lonely Belay Beagies Waldingfeld Hornpine Waldinefield Beasles Belray Barmald Belray Beasles Reserve Beaoles le Page Crowmuller Laurel Frank Db Stuart Jersey Post T Dudley Riggs Vugss Ingget Rayimond Bebnont George B 1 Post Jr Hendrik B Weithemer J Raymond Belmont George B Post, Jr Dudley Riegs George B Post EB S$ Reynal White Plains

Man Rescues Son From Drowning in Swift Current

Harold Lap, 14, son of Clayton Lamp of Frederers County, was carried under by a swift current today. His father Wineskeeter Va Noy leaped into the water and rescued him as he sank, ending the danger to the boy.

Wineskeeter Va Noy Harold Lap Clayton Lamp Vrederes County

Thaw Weight Gain and Privileges Revealed in Matteawan Case

Attorney General O’Mays filed affidavits opposing Mrs Mary Thaw’s bid to move her son Harry K Thaw from Matteawan State Hospital. Dr Amos T Baker says Thaw has gained 7 pounds, enjoys visitors, outdoor exercise, books, and card games, and is well treated with a daily routine.

Albami O'Mayles Court of Appeals Mra Mary Thaw Harry K Thaw Stanford White Matteawan State Hospital Amos T Baker Matteawan Thaw Baker Lason

William Thaw 3d to Wed in Philadelphia Bride

William Thaw 3d of Pittsburg, nephew of Blarry K. Thaw, and Miss Gladys Bradley of Bridgeyfort obtained a marriage license in Philadelphia. Thaw, aged years, described as retired, will marry December 1. Miss Bradley is sister of Mrs A Tieaxel Biddle of Philadelphia.

Miss Bradley Mra. A A . Tieaxel Biddle Philadelphia

Manna or mushrooms appear in parks after rain

Fred J Braendle notes in November 1910 that tiny white and brown mushrooms resembling lycoperdon have appeared in Potomac Park after rain. He compares them to the biblical manna, advises collecting at dawn, discarding leftovers, and says brown ones are superior though uglier, urging proper cleaning before cooking.

Jens Uritat Potomac Pari New Music Pavilon Egypt Fred J Braendle

Taft and Ida Hayes Marry in Annapolis Ceremony

Alfred JH Taft of Baltimore and Ida J Hayes of Hast Bloomfeld New York were married in Annapolis Maryland. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Walter G McNeil pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. The bridegroom’s wife is the daughter of the groom.

Alfred H. Taft Washington Post Annapolis Alfred JH | Taft Baltimore Interior Department Washington Ida J. Hayes Hast Bloomfeld, . Y Walter G. McNeil First Methodist Episcopal Church McNeill

Washingtonians wed in Rockville ceremony

Miss Anna L Slack and Mr. John J. Keady, young Washingtonians, married in Rockville on Sunday afternoon at St. Mary's parsonage. Rev Philp B. McGuire of St. Mary's church officiated. The couple resides in Washington.

Rockville Washington Post Roextie Anna L Slack John J. Keady Philp B. McGuire St. Mary's [Getate Church St. Mary's Parsonage

Nineteenth Prize Silver Tea Spoons to Kalves

In a dated listing the nineteenth prize offers a set of solid silver tea spoons forks and kalves twantieth prize is a large ok ching closet subtleties include mission furniture and dining room items while multiple subsequent prizes cover chairs closets bookcases writing desks and ready made garments with selections from local clothing stores advertising in the past

Pest Cogster Prise—Redy

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