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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1920
Page
12
Fragmentary notes recount DAR convention discussions highlighting eight Gold Star Mothers and thousands of servicemen. Text references tribute roles, wartime duties, and organizational activities, with garbled lines showing names, dates, and places in unclear order.
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial words and stray letters. No clear person, organization, date, or location is readable to identify the event or details.
A reader asks about persistent gas and intestinal symptoms over years and whether a doctor can address chronic inflammation. The inquiry references dehydration, potential infections, and possible remedies while seeking guidance on treatment and costs.
John M Parker won the Louisiana governorship as the Democratic ticket carried the state in the general election. The victory was celebrated with large delegations at the Willard and Continental Hall, while Mrs Edward Sparks was named state vice regent. A $9,500 purse was presented to the retiring state historian Muss Mary & Tillie, and Parker will be inaugurated May 17 after the new general assembly convenes.
Gov Townsend of Delaware loses by eight votes in the Sussex county caucus to name two delegates for Chicago. The Delaware GOP slate includes Gen Coleman Du Pont, U S Senator Hers ter Ball, James Alkuns, Alden St John, S P Pennewill, and Hubert Elliott. The convention also backs ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. Handle Highlands Citizens Association to meet at Handle Highlands Church Monday night.
Reports from Glenn to Starkville and surrounding towns describe a cyclone that demolished the McAnnally farmhouse near Glenn and left many dead or injured. Ingomar, Baker, Keowville, and nearby villages suffered extensive damage with wires down and buildings destroyed. Other towns including Bell School House near Starkville and Waco near Russellville reported fatalities, while Florence and Columbus areas noted multiple deaths in twisters, with families and farmers among the victims.
Mrs Eoward P Costigan will address the Anthony League this afternoon at 2007 Columbia Road NW The topic is The Problem of the Nation's Toad and the event is scheduled for 30 o'clock.
A historical notice urging government workers to enroll in affordable short courses offered by a Research University. It highlights minimal costs, a twelve week term, and classes taught by federal and outside instructors with two to three hours weekly study. It promotes personal and professional growth during favorable winter weather.
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