Cure of Lupus Vulgaris by Finsen Lamp Claims Permanent Result
Dr Bulkley and others in Washington discuss the Finsen lamp as a treatment for lupus vulgaris used on John Early a leper held ten months. They claim a permanent cure with actinic rays, detailing lamp design, cooling water system, and safety measures, while noting mixed views and regulatory questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Duncan Bulkiey
New York
John Early
Washington
Bulkley
Gavn
Inventors offer free laundry to government printers
Ingenious claimants demonstrate a device they call the ideal washerwoman to Director Ralph of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They say it could save labor and money by washing and returning clothes without damage or complaint while using ink and paint from the money machines. The plan includes washing 2000 daily cloths and delivering cleansed items for about eight thousand dollars in value, with potential profits from recovered materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Cvery
Uncle Sam
Uncle Sama
Bureau of Engraving and Minting
Sam
Kleindienst Arrests Sprinting Suspect After Chase
Central Office Detective Kleindienst arrested William Jackson after a multi block chase and caged him at the Tir precinct. Jackson to appear in police court charged with assaulting Charles Newman near the White House while Detective Wembienst, with his wife, paused nearby. Newman bled from head wounds as the incident unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuch Aniity
Central Office
Kleindienst
Wiliam Jackson
Jacksor
Tir
Charles Newman
Wembienst
White House
Newman
Kleindie
Afternoon Hose Play Draws Fire on District Lawn Rule
A District Building employee, acting on instructions from two assistant engineer commissioners, watered the grass on a marble front lawn during peak heat. Police regulations limit watering times to morning and evening, and the worker’s action violated the rule, drawing scrutiny from officers and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingineer
Laughmeh
Boardman
Shao
West
Palire Vivester Bay
Tiatriet
Columbia
Women’s Union charity aims to build home for friendless
The Woman’s Union Christian Association Tae committee met at Boelock Prue Reform Hall to plan a home for friendless. Chair Mrs RE Rawson reported $8715 collected last week and $340 in treasury. about 0 more needed to ready the home. Miss Maria Stoddard left a 50x100 foot lot on Fitzhugh Guard Streets NW. association bought an old nurses dormitory from Howard University nearby and will use $12 to adapt it. They aim to raise the remaining funds by December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Woman G Union Chistan Association
Charse
Boelock
Prue Refmimera
Cweath
U_ streets
Nothweat
RE. Rawson
Fitzhugh Guard Streets
Maria Stoddard
Howard University
Rere
Girard Street
Lights Burning Sermon Encourages Readiness for Christ
At Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Rev Charles L Pate preached from the parable of the ten virgins stressing vigilance and preparedness for Christ’s coming. He urged Christians to keep the lamps of Christian life trimmed and burning at all times. Gladys Dellinger, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs AL Dellinger, is recovering at Galfeld Hospital after a fall on the pavement near Fourteenth and Irving streets left her unconscious. she has improved enough to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. Pate
Gladys the
S Yearold
N AL Dellinger
Gafeld Hospital
Fourteenth
Irving Streets
School
Injured at Chesapeake Beach Improve After Crash
Victims of a weekend auto accident near Chesapeake Beach show improvement. Mary T Thornton of 1646 Newton Street NW is hospitalized with rib fractures and possible internal injuries. Also improving are Mrs James Krigbaum, James Krigbaum, and the Krigbaum family child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake Beach
Mary T .Thornton
Newton Street
Casualty Hospital
Wight
Thornton
James
Krigbaum James
Krigbaum
Girl Swallows Chloroform in Apparent Suicide Attempt
Ida Jouvenal, 17, of 374 1st Street, swallowed about one ounce of chloroform last night. She was taken to Casualty Hospital in serious condition, warmed for an hour, and later stabilized. Police investigated but could not determine motive. parents declined to discuss the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Ida Jowrenal
Casualty Hospital
Ninth Precinct
Unclear Names Stir Confusion in Local Listing
A fragmentary OCR item lists numerous surnames and given names in a scrambled sequence including Clarke Thomas ugno Forandole and others such as Werner Willmers Monebua Tranoviel Han Sousa Rowsing Stragen Bratton Baction Sullivan Indier Welton. No clear event or role is stated.
Steam removes wall paper in home sanitation advance
Washingtonian's notice highlights a German method to remove wallpaper by steam, reducing wet mess and eliminating disease germs. The writer urges joint use of both techniques to revitalize wallpaper removal and application, praising Chemnitz and Washington and noting sanitary benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter Post
Germany
Chemnitz
Washington
L Scharf
District naval battalion tours Atlantic cruise and earns praise
Officers of warships laud the Sailor Boys of the District battalion for a year’s summer cruise aboard the battleships Mississippi New Hampshire and Massachusetts along the Atlantic coast. They view the group as skilled amateurs capable of handling naval drills and target practice with high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Naval Battalion
Samuel Stratton
Washington
Virginia Capes
Missiaspp
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Atlante
Hampton
Albert de Lager
New J Jersey
Gene
Royalar
Atlantic
McNon
Mamglit Roads
Duserlet
Lieut Dempé
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Lie Havy
Protecting the Smoker Philippine tobacco import guarantee
Purchasers of Philippine tobacco will receive a government guarantee of quality and honesty through a pact by the bureau of Smalar affairs with the Philippine government. The plan enforces the new tariff exemption for limited quantities of tobacco, ensures native growth or verifiable origin, and requires sanitary factories and labeling with a quality certificate on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiippine
Bureau of Smaular Affairs
Positypine
Thief Sought After Theft From Mrs Smith In Illinois Roots
Central Office Detectives Baur and Cornwell continued a city wide search for a thief who snatched a handbar from Mrs Alice Smith widow of former Illinois Representative. Mrs Smith can identify the suspect. no arrest yet. Gospel wagon services were held at Dupont Circle with speaker C J Penn urging duty to fellow men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Smith
Smith
Ilinois
Saturda
Central Ofice
Baur and Cornwell
Dupont Circle
C J Penn
City Bulletins on Healthful Waters and Bottling Firms
An OCR fragment lists water bottling and plumbing firms and suppliers with attention to distilled water and spring waters. Mentions Arlington Bottling Co and Altamont Spring Water, plus chemist names and stock notes. Notes multiple stores and phone references, reflecting a period advertisement page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Bottling Co
Plumbing Ab
John Moran Co
Altamont
W P Magoa
Hengzelaer Polytechnic Institute
Cockers Ges
Muddiman & Co
Aggie the Shewish Bear Roars as Green Apples Stir Crowd
A front page scene shows keeper and crowd at Aggie the she-bear cage as Aggie roars at Joe the titan bear while a green apple feeding incident sparks a comic clash. The keeper intervenes with a bottle of Jamaica ginger and whisky, the bears calm and Aggie finally sleeps, marking a public mischief on a Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolns
Joe
Seth
Aggie
Jax
Jamaica
Ginger
Tulyara Vonsella
Ten Year Old Girl in Danger After Dog Bite Incident
Margaret Hickey, aged ten, niece of Balham Hickey, is in danger of death after being bitten by a mad dog at 19 Pour and one half street southwest. The child was bitten on her left leg by a fox terrier ten days ago. She was taken to the nurse and the Fourth precinct alerted to kill the dog. Capt Mulhall ordered men to locate the animal as the leg swelled and doctors say she is in much danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niels Rybers Finan
Dil Finseu
West
Hyanne
Macfarland
Kelly
Bens
Tyes
Margaret Hickey
Balham Hickey
Margaret
Mulhall
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Potomac Electric Power
14Th St. N.W
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Rosaer
renGrle Eae Phe
R. P. Andrews Paper Co
Farge
la. Ave
N.W
Dane
Hos
Buik- Jey
Butkles
Shialala Cancer Hospital
Woodward
Woodwart
WA Mcfarland
Water Department
Talers
Flr
Pugh
Fourteenth Street
Pennsylania Avenue
Mi Ralph
Sun
Qur
Lansburgh
Runt St
Serer Er
Cred
Econery
Economy Co-Operative Society
Sie
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
California
O’donnell
Newspapfe
Detective
Negro
Charles L Pate
Chloroform
John S. M. Zimmerm
Marek
England
Norway
Smithsonian Grounds
George F. Tyrrel
Albion
Anera
Rasner
Sousa Rowsing
Stragen
Bratton Baction's
Sullivan Indier
Welton
Washingtonian
Tars
Gruise
Actin’ Scandlus
Jon
Miquar
Ine
Philosophic Keepers
PA. Ave
Bacsment
American Realty Company
11Th Street
Horn
F Street
Randle Highlands
Ratum Eighlends
Tapitel
Dunoot Elele Lote Anq
Fem 54
Guay Parmen
Feave
People’s Drug Store
Tatnwest
Ter Kml
the Sunday Post
Pittsburg
A. Eberly’s Sons
St. N.W
Ushela
Washington Gaslight Co
Tenth Street N. W
Akes ‘Oves
Rs Fsa
Duffy
Matt
Buffy
Whitey Company
Behrend
Burchell
Washington Post Co
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