VESSELS LOST IN STORM AND SHIPWRECK
A fierce storm wreaked havoc along southern shores with snow and high winds. A steamboat struck near Fillers Landing, breaking up and leaving 49 passengers aboard. many were rescued, while eight crew members and others landed safely after a harrowing effort. Reports from the northeast and Pennsylvania describe widespread damage, telegraph lines down, and heavy snowfalls causing road and rail disruption.
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Will of John Core leaves estate to churches and mausoleum fund
The will of John Core of Norfolk, who died at home, names an estate valued over 50 000. It directs 100 000 of wealth for a mausoleum memorial to himself and wife, 6 000 to the Norfolk Protestant Church, 5 000 to the Epworth Methodist Church, with other bequests to friends. The document is described as somewhat eccentric and was drawn without legal help.
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Miss Patterson Engaged to Henry Ldger ton Fless
Special to The Washington Post Baltimore February 12 engagement of Miss Patterson great niece of Jerome Bonaparte's wife to Henry Ldger ton Fless announced by Mr and Mrs Wall iam Titterson. Ceremony planned February 23 at 1019 St Paul townhouse Baltimore followed by breakfast. Groom to Memphis, Riely of New York best man. Miss Patterson, Baltimore debutante, sister of Mrs P Austen Workland and Henry Patterson, kin to Italian Countess Conturbia and Mme Bonaparte, linked to prominent aristocracy. Riely is son of Mrs Riely of Clarke County, Virginia, and member of old southern families.
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Health Discussion at Twelfth Tristate Medical Meeting
Health in the South will be the main topic at the twelfth annual Tristate Medical Association meeting to be held in February. About 100 doctors from North and South Carolina and Virginia are expected to attend with scholars from other states. Prof Tienr A Christian of Harvard Medical School will discuss animal experimentation and Dr Rolfe L Hughes will speak on the religious press and gullibility.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Usually one rose believes indigestion. This harmless preparation digests foods and eases a disordered stomach within five minutes. It claims to stop belching, gas, heartburn, nausea, and sour breath, with relief from stomach distress.
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Trial bottle of wintergreen cure offered at 23 cents
Four sufferers who never tried the oil of wintergreen compound receive a trial bottle for 23 cents under the DDD Prescription. The remedy, claimed effective against itch and featuring thymos and other ingredients, is promoted as a long sold solution now available at 23 cents with assurances of instant relief and permanent results. Henry Evans at Peoples Drug Store 1006 F St.
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Public Stock Offering Hint From Local Manufacturer
A fragment notes a conservative stock offering plan from a local manufacturer. It invites inquiries before the public sale, mentions par value not to be set, and directs interested parties to respond at BOX 37 in this office. The message stresses early investigation and private propositions.
Independence makes it the most desirable newspaper
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Washington Post overview and value across sections
The Washington Post serves as a leading national newspaper with comprehensive financial and market coverage. It informs merchants and financiers, guides farmers on produce sales, and offers diverse columns for leisure readers.
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The Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet
The illustrated magazine style Sunday Post offers foreign news and fiction from noted authors. It highlights care in selections, diverse sport coverage, and timely accurate illustrations. The pink sporting section reports baseball, racing, billiards, boats, golf, swimming, and more.
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