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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1912
Page
10
Reports detail a perilous rescue aboard a burning vessel after it ran ashore. Passengers and crew endured fear as authorities and bystanders coordinated efforts to save those on board. The chaotic scene involved lifeboats, signals, and cautious movements amid smoke and shifting debris.
Heaths Society woman Hattie ends four months in jail near Worcester. The inmate, linked to local society circles, was reported released under a reconsideration of her case. Public record notes suggest the decision followed a review by authorities.
Lady Warwick returns to London from a US lecturing tour with no mystery in departure. She explains travel weariness prevented completing the planned three week loop, citing strong attendance but fatigue from night travel. She also met with President Taft to discuss industrial issues amid US labor tensions.
George Kennan objects to a National Geographic Society report quoting him on Japanese emotions. He says educated Japanese do not outwardly display warmth or anger, and he did not claim they seek to invade territory. He asks the Post to publish his clarification to avoid racial prejudice.
Miss Helen F Monahan of the Melion apartments was attacked on Massachusetts avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets NW. A young white man seized her mesh bag. she escaped with the purse empty of contents. Police captured the suspect, who claimed to be Howard Walker, 19, from California. An exciting chase ended with the man overpowered and disarmed.
Edwin W. Packer, mayor of Long Branch, New Jersey, was fined 500 after pleading not guilty to an indictment accusing him of accepting favors from a pay company representative in exchange for influence over contract awards. He also submitted his resignation in court.
An April attempt to derail the Black Diamond express on the Lehigh Valley Railroad near Easton was cut off by the engineer as the spike struck the rails. The locomotive derailed and slid onto its side, dragging a baggage car and tearing up the track for about 100 yards. No serious injuries among the ten passengers.
A discussion on how a girl's ideals and conduct influence a boy's view of women and future standards. It emphasizes responsibility in girlhood, noting that high standards, honesty, and considerate speech can elevate a boy toward finer values, while flippancy or cheating familiarizes cynicism.
Dr Reeder a German physician advises walking tours as a remedy in malnutrition forms in children neurasthenia anemia and chlorosis. Children walking 9 to 11 miles daily for six days showed greater relief than extended health resort stays. Begin with home-level distances and gradually increase to comfortable weariness under guided supervision for safety and sustained health benefits.
An advertisement extols Poslam as the supreme skin remedy for eczema acne itch salt rheum piles scalp scale and other troubles with rapid relief. It notes its antiseptic quality and hospital use and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York. Sold by O'Donnell's and druggists with Poslam soap at four cents.
Details show Patrick Melirath and his son Joseph McGrath charged with counterfeiting after alleged production of counterfeit half dollars. They faced initial hearings before United States Commissioner Hayes with bonds set at 8.00 each for continued proceedings. Authorities link the family to Brockton and trace the counterfeit source to secret service officials.
The advertisement invites motorists to select from United States Tires in several styles and four treads including Dunlop straight side Quick Detachable and Clincher with Plain Bailey Nobby and Chain options. It emphasizes combining preferred fastening or tread with the unique United States Tire manufacturing quality for lasting value without extra cost.
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