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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1919
Page
11
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Severo See eee women choruges for the concert and anniversary of the Morn ing Choral on February 9. Mrs Blair entertained by old trends during her visit, as she will be during her visit here. Mr A G Celesis secretary of the Italian embassy rests at Palm Beach recovering from illness. Count Jean de la Grese one of Tate arrivals at Palm Beach. Miss Hilda Fleigher D A R district regent hosts at the Washington Club for District and visiting state members. Mrs Kincheloe wife of Rep David H Kincheloe Kentucky at Kendrick for last time this season. She departs for a month in Charleston and North Carolina. Mrs Perry Miller in New York. Janet Richards has been at Atlantic for several days.
An interdenominational audience heard Carlyle B. Haynes deliver a prophetic Bible address at the Shubert Garrick Theater. The speaker faced questions at the end of the service. At Memorial Church Weynes spoke on The Mystic Number 666 and plans more talks in the week on The Third Angel's Message and The Seven Last Plagues.
In a chaotic scene the Bolshevik Bard clashes with Claude the fireman over a borrowed item as Sinn Fein and Ireland’s republic mood frame the moment. Mr Jarr arrives as Dinksten and the others scramble, recalling readings at Stryvers and a tense doorway confrontation.
Lieut. Col. B N Sanctuary spoke at the Methodist Episcopal Church last night on readjustments after the war. He said Christ will be satisfied with his church and Palestine restored as a refuge for the weary and oppressed, and urged the congregation to live rightly and be ready for judgment with a clean conscience and pure heart.
A naval commission in Kiel ordered all U-boats under construction at Germania yards to be dumped into the sea and sunk unless finished by February 17. The German naval office explained the only purpose of continuing submarine construction was to provide employment.
On Christmas morning, Michael Angela Dinkston attends a league of nations party hosted by a rich socialist at his Highcosta Arms apartment. A festive crowd arrives as a retired cafe sale and a quirky bartender subplot frame the evening, with social satire and a cameo by Gertrude admiring her hero.
A wartime poem in 1918 prose style brims with longing as a sender imagines a valentine traveling from France toward a loved one. It speaks of khaki sleeves, letters shed tears, and a great gray ship carrying three thousand valentines to women who wait and pray for soldiers’ safe return.
An old advertisement claims Haartem Oil Capsules rejuvenate appetite strengthen muscles and boost mental sharpness. It touts a gold medal version and guarantees refund if not satisfied, sold by druggists in sealed packages of three, urging import originality.
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