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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1911
Page
12
An old advertisement lists heavy trunks with brass clamps and two trays priced from 10 to 13 dollars for travel needs. It mentions labor day outing gear, fruitful packing descriptions, and a Pacific coast Calter product line alongside a new supply of white body jugs with tulip decoration in multiple colors.
The Candid Girl debates labor and capital through a dialogue with a capitalist, praising labor’s sacrifices and arguing for fair rewards. The piece portrays workers, wages, and moral duty amid social tension and economic critique.
Royal event anticipated as Crown Princess Cecilie, who was to attend the September 15 program in Dantzig, will not travel there for some time due to a family birth. The German royal timing was published by the Dantzig Zeitung.
Reductions on boys wool and wash suits emphasize fabric quality and value. Norfolk and double breasted wool suits drop from prices such as 7.50 and 6.00, with sizes 7 to 17. wash and sailor styles also discounted in assorted colors and sizes.
An extensive display of boys and children's sweaters in pure worsted. Styles include V neck, high neck buttoned, and turtle neck. Sizes range to 17 with prices from 1.75 to 5.00 dollars. Located on third floor at Tenth Street.
The Welded Sheet is made of selected muslin and reinforced through the center to prevent wear. Two warp selvage bands are welded to keep a flat surface, producing a strong durable sheet that launders well and resists acids. Size 76x90 inches, 55¢ each. Second floor F street.
Cambric and Nainsook drawers with embroidery and lace trim. Nainsook corset covers with lace and ribbon. muslin nightgowns with tucked yoke and sleeves. cotton crepe kimonos in blue, navy, lavender. cambric long Petticoats with Persian border. Third Noor Eleventh St.
A recent shipment offers a convenient crystal glass lamp with a flat shape candle that consumes its own grease to prevent dripping and avoid boba che. It accepts any shade and fits any candelabrum or candlestick, complete with globe and candle. Fifth four G at.
A collage of early 20th century curiosities and society items. It cites Baroness von Zedtwitz’s probate details in Newport, a duel over Mile Ly’s feminist stance, hat pockets redefining fashion, waning daytime sunshades, and American women’s vogue at Carlsbad with empire styles and furs. It closes with the Georgia Sails for Drill Grounds and ship movements in Boston.
Vanguard social set returns from Blue Ridge trips as Brig. Gen. Marshall and family join him in Bancroftshire. Judson and Mrs Judson back from Warm Springs while Miss Calderon heads to the legation in Washington. Engagement announced for Miss Julia Scroggin and Josena Bevan as society circles follow travels and domestic moves across Washington and New York. Senator Cullom leaves for Springfield, Illinois for a months long stay.
A reflective piece compares the social season to a merry-go-round ride priced at 19 cents. It weighs charm against excess, praising occasional gatherings for human connection while condemning the stereotyped social whirl as wasteful of time and money. It notes value in meeting people and simple social rituals like tea and meals.
Rain disrupted a Newport gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Clews at the Rocks with a dinner for 24 and a seaside lawn plan, while German naval officers toured the area and Fort Adams hosted drills. Newport society figures and guests lingered through rain as guests shifted to indoor events and local clubs offered diversions.
A crowded Berkshire gathering on the Casino terrace included numerous Mersman, Strawbridge, Draper, and Alexander families plus Mrs. Potter and others from Philadelphia New York Elizabeth New Jersey and Boston. Attendees heard state forester F W Rane discuss gypsy moths and chestnut blight amid a broad social program at Lenox Stockbridge and Tyringham, with several arrivals and hospitality events noted at Gladstone Imperial Mathewson and other resorts.
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