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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
14
The Parker Bridget line presents its best large display of suits and overcoats with fabrics from Scotland England Ireland and top American sources. Highlights include Oxford Grays Browns mixtures worsteds Cheviots cassimeres and tweeds with many novelties and rough fabrics offered at exceptional values.
Fraternity delegates from Lambda Sigma stage a defense against removing fraternities from Diatriot schools. Charles Burwell Vanitton Ronwell Low and George Hamilton, appointed by Lambda Sigma, prepare arguments for retention to present to Supt Waaldxon. attorney Mr. Snow says the group has long followed board rules and will challenge the action.
Mr Edwin M. tancork of Attlebora was convicted of manslaughter in the death of George Hunt. He received a three year sentence in the house of correction. The case arose after an automobile incident in rainy conditions led to a fatality.
Society pages profile Miss Mabel Boardman as a powerful Red Cross leader and influencer in Taft era politics. The piece lists society attendees at a horse show including Princess Di San Faustino and Mrs Leeds, with other notable names and luxurious attire.
Special to The Washington Post reports Mildred Sherman will wed Land Campus in a ceremony to be held tomorrow beside her sick father Willem Watts Bhar man. The wedding was delayed from December due to her father’s illness and will occur in Newport with close relatives present. The priest from Newport is to perform the service. Charlemagne Tower arrives in Dresden with Mrs Tower as cables note.
The passage argues life on a material plane is a patchwork of eating, sleeping, and routine. It asks if we can live beyond mere sustenance by embracing spirit, kindness, honor, and truth as indestructible realities guiding a more beautiful, purposeful existence. It urges inner life over mere physical actions.
A star studded society page notes Thors audience for the first performance of The Girl of the Golden West at the Belasco Theater. Guests include Secretary of the Navy Meyer and Mrs Meyer, Maj Archibald Butt, Countess Nostita, Count Robert Nostite, Gen Newton Miles, Mrs Philip Sheridan, Dr Ralph Jenkins, and many others. Also mentions upcoming travel, ongoing social engagements in Washington and New York. Also reports tobacco trust dissolution filings in Trenton with two new company incorporations.
A Boston lecturer on cooking named Mrs Dewelle cited two cases where a mono diet greatly improved health. One subject developed notable physical powers, the other an older woman showed clear health gains. She conducted talks on preparing elaborate meals but favors a simple diet focusing oncaramen and tik.
An old quack style advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal tonic. It claims to cleanse the blood and strengthen all organs, offering restoration of health after illness or convalescence.
The Post announces a large consignment of Webster Illustrated Dictionaries distributed through its offices. Readers are urged to grab copies, as the volume promises immense value, with coupons and a small bonus offered. The piece defends the promotion against accusations of underhanded methods and emphasizes the dictionaries’ usefulness and broad vocabulary.
Trustee William J. Dante filed in District Supreme Court a detailed account of the Hutchins estate. Receipts total $627,100 with disbursements of $205,320.68 and a current balance of $421,790.10. The report notes Highland and Westmoreland gross receipts and Northern Liberty income, and hints at a possible higher trustee salary.
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