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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1913
Page
12
A 1913 McClure Syndicate piece extols crackers for high food value and cost efficiency. It covers serving crackers hot with salmon mayonnaise salad, making broken crackers for croquettes and meat loaves, and a cracker pudding recipe. Also notes preservation of broken crackers and a simple baking method.
Noted Women profiles Sarah Bache born 1744 in Philadelphia daughter of Benjamin Franklin. Highlighted for liberal education and wartime philanthropy aiding families with clothing food and funds during the American Revolution. Describes her influence on education and activism through correspondence with Franklin and Quaker circles.
Judge William Y Lamar of Georgia entertained at dinner in Washington with Senators Kern and Ashurst and others before sailing to Europe where Cosby goes as military attaché. Guests included John Henderson Barrett and Capt. Tomes, with several families returning from Lenox and Newport. The page lists ambassadors, bridesmaids, and upcoming wedding plans as well as movements of notable figures and diplomats between Washington, Newport, and European postings.
Washington residents and guests are mentioned returning from New York and California, with several names and addresses listed. Mrs Lyman Tiffany is back from the White Mountains and staying at Newport before visiting Washington. Brig Gen Mills and Dr and Mrs Olin L are noted, along with others returning to the city or traveling to Los Angeles.
A New York reporter chats at the Ritz Carlton with Grand Duke Alexander Michaelovitch of Russia. He critiques New York rush, compares Fifth Avenue to St Petersburg, and notes a glamorous beauty room and a troubled duchy in bankruptcy talks surrounding Eugene Zimmerman.
A dialog contrasts two viewpoints on women voting. The Forward looking Woman argues voting saves time and money and strengthens society, while the Fireside Woman worries about home duties and recreation. They cite George William Curtis to counter the exodus myth.
A horoscope notes Jupiter in friendly aspect guiding moderation in business and social life. It warns against deceit and foretells good prospects for diplomacy, international business, employment, and negotiations with authorities. It forecasts turmoil in eastern Europe and possible danger in Russia, with health cautions for birthdate individuals and restless, ambitious children and girls seeking careers.
Sept. 10 Bonilon reports King George will act as sponsor for the Roxburghe ceremony aboard the steamer. It recalls his 1901 role with the Duke of Cornwall and previous royal sponsorships on royal voyages.
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