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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
22
Mrs Robert La Fellette argues for bodily education as essential to mental and moral growth. She cites Hanford Henderson on gymnastic led education, urging movement to awaken spirit, health, beauty, and practical life skills for all ages, never hindering but supporting mind training.
Abandoned stables in Newport join others nearby as auctions clear contents of the Dyer and Bruguiere holdings. The piece also follows Burke Roche as a Lackawanna Railroad clerk, heir to British peerage, praising work ethic and friendship with fellow clerks amid a life of wealth and social scrutiny.
The text reflects on a universal question of gratitude, exploring how people may value health, wealth, love, social position, or spiritual awakening. It contrasts worldly gains with deeper understanding of life and the infinite, urging readers to consider what they prize most as the year ends.
Tames be Baighly Morris hosts a December 9 dinner party for her daughter and Miss Dorothy Bernard of Toronto at the New Willard. Mrs. Mary Waldo leaves Washington with her grandson for Florida to visit her son and Dr. William Waldo, returning in January. Mr. G A C Christixney of Newark and Mrs. Cheiliancy, a seller of Mrs. Lockwood, plan Thanksgiving week travel with their family. A wedding in Washington unites D Trevillan Sutherland of Washington and Una Gaynell Plaongants of Richmond, with home to be taken at 1018 Seventeenth Street NW after December 6. Mrs. Carrie Hoffmann sails today for Europe on the Friedrich der Grosse. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ho Gray moved into their Mount Pleasant home on Irving Street. Mr. Douglas Gray and Miss Mary Piper Polts wed at the residence of Mr. FD Brown on F Street NW yesterday evening.
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