Washington Diet Kitchen to Run Better Baby Contest
The Washington Diet Kitchen Association announces a better baby contest centered on health not looks. Registration before November 1 is required for infants age under 3 years across six infant welfare stations in D C. Physicians will score entrants. prizes include a better baby medal and certificates for top infants with a $5 prize for a randomly selected registered baby.
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Washington Diet Kitchen Association
Sterk
Washingtons Arms of Babies
Lelt
Washington
Washington I4et
I Agan
Washingtonians
Beny
Bey
Zandi
Phys
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Mer
Georgetown
Manv
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Steie
Amouti
Peter
Enlightened Mothers and Sturdy Children Chief Aim Of Diet Kitchen Association
New York Oct 4 The Better Baby campaign aims to educate mothers on nutrition and child health through the Diet Kitchen Association. The article discusses social policies, royal marriages, and court etiquette impacting royal wives and their children. It notes pressure on consorts and the legal restraints around marriage and titles within royal families. The piece frames these details as context for public health advocacy and maternal welfare initiatives.
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Diet Kitchen Association
Navy department reports on foreign buttons purchase
Navy Department releases a statement last night denying reports of buying brass buttons abroad. The brief note claims no foreign sourcing and warns against misinformation while noting continuing oversight of procurement and new contract considerations.
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Navy Department
New York
Tango Steps Back in Vogue with Miss King Demonstrations
Miss Bertha King, a noted dance authority, returns to the area to promote tango revival with new steps. She cites Paris and Poise influences, previews routines like the four step Cortez and pericon, and aims to standardize dancing while reducing showy excess.
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Paria
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Rothin
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Gel Unger
Audientes
Lewwork
Washigton
Castle
Oason
Cumming
Mme + Pompadour
Mia
King
Gailbert Normal School
Boston
Lews Chalif
Russian Ballet
Andy
Paris
Social Figs and Thistles Gathered From Many Fields
Women of the autumn colony at White Sulphur knit mufflers gloves and other aids for soldiers in Europe. Notables from New York and Chicago join craft efforts while a relief drive funds hospital care and animal welfare. A calico party in New York aims to aid war sufferers and cotton planters, with prominent social leaders directing the event.
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Ening
Rel Cross Society
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Holland
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Winthrop Burr
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Dadmuff
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Moore
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Folsom
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New York
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Franca Dillonitegibbon
England
France
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Runnors
Bree Hospital For
Lafayette Street
Rot
Europe
Cinemattee of Mercy
August Belmont III
Frank Crowninshield
D A R I R I N CONVENTION FAVORS ACTIVE PLAY
In Virginia the eighteenth annual DAR conference opened with Mrs James F Maupin as state regent presiding delegates from most chapters responded to roll call. Mrs William J Morton gave a welcome sketch of Alexandria and its revolutionary highlights. The day featured addresses, a Mount Vernon lunch guest list, and a forthcoming reading of regent reports before adjournment for the day.
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Alexandria
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
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Wagar Apartments
William J Morton
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon
Robert Lee Pierce
Stuart
Wytheville
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William Cummings Story
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Carlyle House
William BH Smoot
Prince Street
Seasion
Kate Waller Barrett
National Counci of Women
William A Smoot
Brahms Symphony Charms New York Debut at Columbia Theater
The New York Symphony Orchestra opened the season with a warm reception at Columbia Theater led by a celebrated violinist from Aimbahst. The Brahms Symphony no. 1 in C minor impressed with melodic clarity, rich strings, and a delicate finale. Efrem Zimbalist delivered a pure warm violin tone, while Bruch in G minor and Grieg pieces showcased lyrical passages and vivid orchestration. Enesco’s Romanian Rhapsody added novelty though less massed with dignity than the major works.
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Washington
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Grieg
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Solace Ordered Northward for Wounded Sailors and Marines
The naval hospital ship Solace is ordered to sail north from Vera Cruz to pick up wounded sailors and Marines from war vessels in Mexican waters. They will be brought to the naval hospital for treatment and care. The report notes patriotism and support for pivotal legislation and calls for continued public service.
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Naval Hospital
Vera Cruz
Sub Sailora
Mexico
Cuba
Ilain
Panty Domingo
Statue of Liberty unveiled in New York 28 years ago today
Fragmentary OCR recounts anniversary of the Statue of Liberty unveiling in New York and references the Battle of White Plains. The garbled text mentions construction, design, height, and related Civil War era details but remains unclear in many specifics.
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New York
White Plains
George Washington Junior Law Class Elects Nonfrat Leader
G R Enddaley was elected president of the George Washington Junior Law class with Daiphles as president of the qumer tin class. Other officers named include Walking via as president, Niles Urvant secretary, Thornt treasurer, and JH Batt class editor. Juniors plan a sinker event soon.
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Yunerstys
Niles Urvant
Thornt
JH Batt
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