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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
8
Physicians report a prescription of 1-4 oz Fluid Extract Buchu and 1 oz Bulso Mixture 1-4 oz Fluid Extract Gentian Compound 35 oz water works wonders for dyspepsia and as a spring tonic. Doses of a tablespoon three times daily are common and considered safe to prepare by any food pharmacist.
Real estate firms and title companies in District and Washington plan to certify and register deed of trust notes. The scheme aims to prevent substitution and duplication, ensuring original notes can be identified. Fees may run from 1 to 5 dollars per note, boosting investor confidence.
Neighborhood House clubs present a two evening festival at 455 to 468 N Street SW tomorrow and Saturday from 6 to 10 pm. Boys and girls display hand made baskets carpentry sewing and cooking items while a circus with trained animal acts draws crowds. The event includes dances plays and ethnic tableaux with German Dutch and Swiss themed booths and a Mount Vernon Seminary Froebel Kinder Jond segment. Proceeds support Neighborhood House programs and classes.
Mrs. Rose Porter, assaulted near Twenty sixth street and Massachusetts avenue last Saturday night, told detectives the attacker may be a relative from her or Mr. Bradley's family. She alleges Bradley did not strike her. Detectives Grant and Berman spent hours with Porter at Emergency Hospital as Bradley’s release shifts the pursuit toward identifying the assailant. Physicians report Porter recovering enough to leave the hospital for home in Bathesda Maryland.
Rudolph A King died at his Alabama apartment last Monday. Funeral rites by Theta Delta Chi at his home then at St Andrew s Church, with interment in Congressional Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were senior members of Theta Delta Chi. active pallbearers were younger fraternity members.
An executive meeting of the summer outings committee at the Associated Charities discussed preparatory work and finance for Camp Good Will. Plans include two special assistants for children, a dining shack, floored tents, and establishing an outing camp for colored children and mothers with half the funds raised among colored people.
Howard Johnson, twenty two, of 17 Thirteenth Street Northwest, was arrested by Detectives Horn and Barbee in connection with the two day missing case of Misa Gertrude Campbell, daughter of Mrs. G. B. Campbell of 50 E Street Northwest. Johnson admits to being with her. bail set at 1000. The case head to inquiry likely today.
The second travel talk by Woodworth Clum describes the District of Columbia Christian Endeavor Union official excursion to the Christian Endeavor convention in Seattle Washington. It will be given next Friday at 8 o'clock in the Vermont Avenue Climatism Church. Mr Gitewin illustrates the talks with optics views.
Miss Bertha Kimball daughter of Judge J G Kimball died Monday. Funeral held yesterday at 3 pm from parents residence 62 North Carolina avenue SE with Rev George Bailey of the Western Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also a separate report: Farrie Joseph injured after bicycle collision near Second and D Streets NW, taken to Emergency Hospital.
The city notices detail loans and real estate rates of 4 1 2 and 6 percent and report on Masonic Fair season tickets. Tickets fund gifts including a $5 000 house on Irving Street Northwest, an upright piano, a porcelain bathtub, and desks. Donated furnishings include a $1 000 bed room suite and $1 500 parlor, dining room, and kitchen set.
Inspector Ashford issued permits for twenty five elevators at Union Station by Otis Elevator Co with estimated 75500 dollars. J B Hemphill repairs at 2210 Bancroft Place cost 4500 dollars. Henry A Wieth one story brick dwelling on Brentwood Road estimated 3000 dollars. Otis Elevator Co to install elevator at 13 First Street Northwest estimated 3260 dollars. Joseph Ferrers two story brick stable at 2240 Fourteenth Street Northwest estimated 1000 dollars.
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