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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
17
Disjointed excerpts show Mrs Sarr and Mr Jarr debating youth behavior, romance, and propriety amid wartime attitudes. The piece threads warnings about self respect, parental control, and public virtue through clipped exchanges and scattered opinions.
Prices realized on Swift and Co. carcass beef sales in Washington are listed by week ending dates from May through October. The table records price per cut and weekly totals, reflecting shipments sold out and varying values across the period.
Chief Justice McCoy told the House foreign relations committee that the War Department neglected American soldier graves in France. He cited inadequate grave registration, limited equipment, and only two volunteers for 140 square miles, and noted his son lies there. He urged action under Bland’s bill to allow repatriation if relatives request it.
Justice McCoy a former Republican from New Jersey will resume hearings Tuesday morning and is expected to give further testimony. Col. Charles C. Pierze head of the graves registration service is also slated to appear Tuesday.
A quirky mix of kitchen tips and fashion trends from a bygone era. Pie juice is captured with a paper funnel to keep ovens clean, while spring coats feature tinsel trims and empire gowns showcase lace and chiffon sewers. Continuous mentions of fabrics, trims, and color tones accompany a short cooking snippet for a seasoned dish.
A satirical poem contrasts a newly born Russia under Lenin with the United States. It warns of Bolshevik how every new-born nation may mirror Russia, then rebuts by claiming Americans will not be born yesterday. The piece mocks labor unrest and food scarcity with paradoxical lines about laundry strikes and scraps.
The excerpt describes mixing a fruit shrub punch with water sugar rub, raspberry shrub, orange juice, lemon juice, pineapple juice and tea, poured over ice and charged water. It ends with a humorous exchange between Peg-No and Rupert, from the Cornell Widow.
A garbled passage discusses a range of human traits from honesty and manners to desire and fate. The text references a man who may be caught between private longing and public duties, with hints of widows, marriage, and social judgment embedded in a historical style.
An essay defining a true gentleman by Sophie Irene Loeb. The piece outlines kindness, humility, fairness, public decorum, and belief in innocence, describing a man who treats others with courtesy and upholds welfare without self excuses.
Cook potatoes through a sieve with butter substitute milk salt and pepper. Mix in finely chopped cooked meat and fried onion with parsley and sauce to bind. Fill greased patty pans with potato and meat layers, top with potato, bake until brown, unmold, and serve hot.
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