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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1924
Page
12
Fragmentary obituary notice listing names and scattered phrases. The legible text references individuals and a locale, with uncertain timing and relationships. Reading remains incomplete, providing only a hint of a death notice without clear dates or associations.
Admiral Hyo Takarabe says the September Tokyo Yokohama Yokosuka quake did not deplete Japan's navy oil reserves. He notes promising oil production prospects in Formosa and other empire regions and reports progress in artificial oil production. Army reforms for a new weapon program near completion.
Reported medical advance outlines a paralysis treatment using sympathetic nerve manipulation observed in patients after operative procedures. Early cases show improvements such as walking unaided, standing for periods, and regained limb control. Doctors Royle, Hunter, Bosle, and Winter are noted, with collaboration from Sydney University and a Cathay mission.
Calmette of the Pasteur Institute reports a tuberculosis vaccine in animals induced immunity with harmless bacteria that later retained antitoxin powers. Early calf tests showed health, and subsequent child trials reached 217 vaccinated infants who remained healthy.
President Coolidge remains seriously ill at the White House with his condition described as serious. Reports note the illness emerged after a tens match injury and includes updates from physician and White House spokesmen. Sam Meeks of Meeks, Pa., and two youths returning from school are mentioned in the expanded White House scene.
Special to the Washington Post reports thousands gathered in the University of Virginia Veintyre amphitheater for a patriotic celebration. More than 100 National Education Association delegates joined the tribute, with Heed Cooper of New York delivering remarks on the Monticello fund and honoring Thomas Jefferson. Dr Charles G Maphis welcomed the delegation as 190 teachers toured Monticello by car.
Delegates to the second annual meeting of the National Education Association gathered in a patriotic session. Maj Gen H. E. Ely read the Declaration of Independence while de Pasquali and Rowe Grant performed singing numbers. Speakers urged training in morality and knowledge, praised teachers, and pressed for higher salaries and stronger child labor and compulsory education laws.
Abrant Gideon of the simplified spelling board arrived in Washington to push reinstatement of simplified spelling for National Education Association publications. A meeting of department superintendents next keb mu will decide adoption. Aldenn will confer with leaders as the convention continues. Dewitt Croissant of George Washington University Homer Ho Seeriag of Town Stile Teachers College Milliam Davidson of Pittsburgh schools and Willil Fhorpe of The Nations Business were interviewed.
Miss Rosetta Denman, 40, a noted Francan sister and actress in a musical comedy, and her brother Harold were attacked by an unidentified officer in a suburb while driving through Cerro. Rosetta was injured, including a fractured nose, and tonight’s show was canceled due to her injuries.
The old negro cabbies at the carriage stand on J and Fifteenth streets NW lament the end of the National Education Association convention. With the convention’s close, the week of higher fares is over, leaving drivers nostalgic for the era of easy going Victorias over bustling taxis.
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