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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1919
Page
7
A fragment offers advice about digestion and appetite. It promotes Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and related disorders, claiming wide availability and usefulness for the home use of dyspepsia sufferers.
Washington commits to a $150000 share of a $30000000 fund for Armenia Syria and other Near Eastern nations. District Commissioner W Gwynn Gardiner chairs the drive with theaters hosting speakers tonight and in coming days to urge immediate relief. William J Donovan Isaac Foster William F Waite and Herbert Hoover urged action.
The Opera Club of the Technical High School plans a production of The Wizard of the Nile by Victor Herbert. Central High School auditorium is secured for the event and a date will be announced soon.
The ad claims Sloan's Liniment stops rheumatic and nerve pains quickly with first use. It emphasizes rapid penetration without rubbing, warming the area, and reducing inflammation, swelling, and stiffness. Available in generous bottle sizes at drugstores for 60 cents and $1.20.
Approval expressed by actual purchase shows acceptance of efficient motor cars. Early indifference gave way as Franklin economy promises 20 miles per gallon in daily driving replacing 10,000 miles to the set of tires and high costs.
The notice proclaims 33 x 4% inch car tires now on all types to assure utmost tire reliability. It also mentions an intake yoke heater that quickly warms the mixture using exhaust gases, noting Franklins perfected in today’s car.
Notices of a ward and docks dance postponement to March 1 1919 at Wardman Park Inn and a Rock Creek Park walk by the Rea Triangle Outing Club, plus various local meetings. Also reports on a missing chauffeurs permit, Girls and alumnae gatherings, and a literacy test debate at National University Law School.
Twenty women from the Nineteenth Illinois congressional district met at Representative William B. McKinley’s home to form the Illinois Girls' Club. Dr Ollie Josephine Baird was elected president with Ethel Doyle as vice president and Olive Prescott as secretary. A meeting for all Illinois men and women is set for next Saturday at 1623 H Street Northwest from five to six. Refreshments will be served.
Secretary Baker praised wartime risk coverage as the most generous and forward looking American policy. He spoke at a conference, calling the program fair and innovative in its approach to safeguarding military personnel.
The damaged text discusses large separations from home and distress among women and children, noting the United States has not faced such an army deployment before, and highlighting the unprecedented scale of the mobilization and its effects.
An advertisement proclaims immediate relief from indigestion gas sourness and heartburn with Pape s Diapepsin claiming the fastest stomach relief known and that all stomach misery stops as soon as the remedy is taken.
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