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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1904
Page
16
A fashion piece foresees diverse fall and winter styles. It notes the shift from Parisian diktats to American buyers shaping trends, with skirts, coats, sleeves, and princess lines evolving. Highlights include long coats, broad shoulders, chalky whites, merino fabrics, and ornate yet wearable gowns for social events.
Report describes the royal nursery at Peterhof where the Czarewitch will be educated among seven pupils, including Grand Duchesses Olga Tatiana Marie and Anastasia, plus Irene and Montenegro’s Princess, with dwarfed attendants and a co-operative estate system.
New York Central Railroad has tightened passes after forgery rings targeted tickets from New York to Buffalo. George H. Daniela unveiled nonalterable passes with destination blocks and per-person limits, plus a signed agreement warning of forgery penalties. Police, aided by Eastern road officials, have shut down brokers in St. Louis while the Big Four line faced ticket seizures and replevin actions.
Miss Annie Peck climbs to 20000 feet on an Andean peak in search of new heights. The piece questions the value of such climbs, suggesting climbers seek adventure and fame rather than advancing science or precise data on elevations.
A wander through Washington’s visitor scenes notes plenty of curious questions from tourists and rustic travelers. A New York sightseer contrasts suburban resorts with Old Town while a rural Kentuckian wonders about the Peace Monument and a brass band attends the President during campaigns.
A Kentucky expert explains that periodic ophthalmia, or moon blindness, is prevalent here due to breeding from affected stock. It causes recurring eye discharge and eventual total blindness. Breeders should avoid using afflicted sires or dams to curb the disease, which has decreased elsewhere.
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