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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
10
Sale items described include a Quartered Oak China Closet with bent glass doors and ends and claw feet priced at 19.50 from the regular 25. A Bird's-eye Maple Chiffonier with swell front and oval mirror and five large drawers priced at 25 from the regular 40.
Washington society notes several dignitaries and families traveling or arriving in New York Philadelphia Beverly Farms and Washington. Frank Hitchcock heads capital openings. Hutchins and families plan Riviera winter. many relatives and guests attend dinners and dances with ministers, generals, and diplomats.
The child’s capacity for food is limited yet the urge to suck persists. Overfeeding is common and causes alimentary disorder. Regular adequate feeding is essential. Crying may indicate hunger but not always. Reducing feedings and offering water with milk sugar at times could improve health and temperament.
A reader recounts dirty handling of bread and open displays by bakers and grocers. The letter argues food must be clean and sanitary, urging women to press butchers bakers grocers and laundries to high standards of conduct and cleanliness in their operations.
A Newport woman, after learning of the Geraghty French elopement, shifts from failed jobs to driving and owning a taxicab. She secured backing, faced rejection from firms, and now operates with a hotel stand and phone desk service, turning a profit while fashion trends favor bold autumn millinery.
An 18 year old jockey Garner rides at 90 pounds, giving him a clear edge over rivals at 106 and 110 pounds. In Budapest a monarch's gift to a waiter and the royal train arriving excite staff as they debate who should serve King Peter of Servia, with the head waiter ultimately serving by seniority. Also noted are trends in bouquets and roses for weddings and Miss Jeanette Everett becoming Philadelphia's public chauffeur, embracing poverty and a distinctive suede slipper attire with a helper by her side.
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