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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1915
Page
9
A fragmented article discusses a Boston movement on rhythm and dance named Poise Platique. It suggests dancing develops self expression and emotional display, mentioning instructors, students, classes, and public demonstrations while referencing local venues and people in a period voice.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses tensions near the Mexican border, with references to factions and political figures. It mentions a senator and a planned event or reaction, but readable specifics are minimal and names are obscured by errors.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a note about threats to individuals named Wilson and to a port area. Some garbled phrases reference barges and travel routes, with scattered mentions of vessels and street names. The readable content is limited and unclear beyond these fragmentary references.
The text appears as a fragmented almanac entry from The Post with hints of wartime content, page references, and subscription details. It mentions dates and topics such as war readings, polo, and state references, though the exact items are obscured by OCR errors. The fragmentary nature limits precise event or entity extraction.
District commissioners inspected proposed sites for the new Eastern Tiazh School on Toast Capital Street and two additional areas near Seventeenth and Nineteenth Streets Northeast. The panel plans a decision within days and public utilities and local business figures attended the briefing, with the Maillard site also discussed for potential rail alignment impacts.
At Mineola and New York, Mrs Tatum testifies denying most charges amid accusations that Ottman lingered at the Roslyn cottage and whispers of a kiss. In Lebanon Hospital, Mrs Walters Rogers details why she gave bichloride to her children and herself, driven by fear of desertion as Rogers pursues a second wife, with Dr Hague and others shaping the case.
President Wilson leaves Washington this evening for Indianapolis to deliver a political speech at a Jackson Day celebration hosted by the Indiana Democratic Club. The address aims to rally support for the administration's legislative program including the ship purchase bill the Philippine bill and conservation measures. He will dine with Senator Kern and his son then attend a reception hosted by the Indiana Pregnatic Club before returning to Washington tonight.
A 125 year old Washington sentiment calls for peace through preparedness. The piece cites Washington in New York City and his first annual message, noting his diary entry on January 7 describing the ceremonial arrival and speech at the Senate and House. It emphasizes the idea that preparation in peace is a means to preserve peace and deter conflict.
The Rogers case frames a moral crisis in urban domestic life, detailing double lives and clubby husbands. It argues sympathy lures wives into unhappy affairs, warning against secret liaisons and stressing the damage to family honor and social order.
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