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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1910

Page

11

Girl saves life by choking rabid dog at Brookland

An 18 year old Miss Maud E Barbour halted a garage dog attack at the Wedderburn home in Brookland last Monday, was bitten on the left arm, and began Pasteur rabies treatment immediately. Brain exam by bacteriologists showed the dog had a well developed rabies case, but officials expect no serious outcome due to prompt disinfection and vaccination. The woman received congratulations for her quick action. A cat bite case involving Frank Baker remains under examination by the Bureau of Animal Industry to determine rabies and Pasteur treatment.

Bacteriologista Bureau of Animal Industry Maud E. Barbour Joan Wedderburn Mr. Wedderburn Brookland Tour Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Washington Public Health Service Miss Barbour Pasteur Pasteur’ Institute

Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Eczema

Letters from users in Wilkes-Barre and Columbus praise Poslam as a new skin remedy that clears redness and pimples within weeks. The ad notes immediate relief for itching, skin healing, and natural flesh color, with 5-cent boxes and $3 jars selling at local druggists and a free sample by mail from Emergency Laboratories in New York.

Charles F. Slutter Wilkesbarre Carl D. Steinhoff Columbus Ohio Postam Ogram's O’donnell’s Affleck’s People’s Drug Store West 2Th Street New York City

Dairymen May Aid C L A Trade

Dairymen may back the Congress of Labor Agreement as sympathy agitators urge workers to join the organization to protect trade. The move signals labor support to stave off adverse effects on dairy industry employment and relations.

Divorced dairy owner faces union pressure over drivers

The Washington dairy industry debate centers on unionizing milk wagon drivers with dairy owners split between backing nonunion labor and pressuring drivers toward the Drivers' Union. Claims include loss of patronage from nonunion shops and alleged efforts by umpires to compel union membership, while statements from Horner and Mrs White frame a contested divorce case tied to labor actions.

Central Labor Union Washington F. Horner Friends of Organized Emily N Hope Stely District Supreme Willam Ginion Joseph A Wise Horner New York White

Governor Hughes Leases Washington Residence

Gov Charles E H Hughes of New York will lease a three story brownstone on Massachusetts avenue NW for several years while serving as associate justice of the U S Supreme Court. The owner is Mrs Y Piorence R Boyd and the lease is arranged by J V & T B Hryek.

Twenty Fourth Street Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Charles EH Hughes New York Washington United States Supreme Court Gov Hughes Mra Y Piorence R Boyd J V & T B Hvyek Massachusetts Avenue Gov. Hughes Justice Sutton Tennessee Warn Belmont Street Fourteenth Fifteenth Streets L. B. Breuninger

Secret Society Head Held for Illegal Insurance

Prof L Peak supreme commander of the National Independent Knights of Maccabees of the World a black organization with over 500 Maryland and DC members was jailed in a police court for operating an insurance business without a license. The case was continued to August 3 based on a complaint by Daniel Scurry. Evidence included Oriental ornaments and inscriptions at the supreme tent 47% New York avenue northwest. Complaints from Elizabeth Davis Mary Whitely and Walter Love spurred the probe after delayed claims settled by promissory notes.

Negro “Maccabees L. Peak National Independent Knights of Maccabees of the World Maryland District of Columbia Peak Burlingame Daniel Scurry Supreme Tent New York Avenue Maccabees

M Street House Robbed and Workers Buried in Cave-In

Thieves entered Wesley Croucer’s bedroom on M street NW and stole clothing and toiletries worth $25. BH Snyder & Co advertises clearance sales on fabrics at 1111 Pa. Ave. A health tonic claims to surpass other remedies. Two laborers, Edward Johnston and Page Robinson, were buried by a cave-in at the Episcopal Cathedral site on Wisconsin Ave and Woodley Ln NW but were rescued. Johnston suffered a broken leg and hip, Robinson a fractured rib and ankle, both expected to recover.

Wesley Croucer M Street BH H Snyder & Co Goft Phone Arlington Edward Johnston Eighth Street Page Robinson K Street Episcopal Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul Wisconsin Avenue Woodley Lane Georgetown University Hospital Johnston Robinson

Custody Dispute In Loudoun County Farm Family

Charles C Page of Loudoun Va secured a writ of habeas corpus through attorney James A Toomey to compel his sister Mrs Julia A Shipman of 1007 K Street NW to bring Page's daughter Delia to the District Supreme Court Monday. Delia refuses to return to the farm.

Loudoun County Charles C Page James A .Toomey Julia A Shipman K Street District Supreme Court Page Delia Shipman TTCO

Two Colliers to Be Built by Navy Dept Bid Adverts

The Navy Department will advertise on September 1 for bids to construct two colliers authorized by Congress. Each ship will be about 12,500 tons, with an enacted expenditure of 2,000,000 dollars. Plans and specifications are nearly ready, marking a significant naval procurement.

Navy Department Congress

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