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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
15
A historical ad touts Resino as a remedy for eczema and itching skin, also recommended for burns, chafings, cold sores, insect bites, and general household use. It cites doctor approval and broad healing claims for various skin irritations.
An old advertisement touts cod liver oil tablets as a tastier alternative to traditional cod liver oil. It claims rapid weight gain and strength for convalescents and children, with a money back guarantee if five pounds are not gained, priced at 60 tablets for 60 cents.
Virginia Raach reports on the Baptist encampment opening praising its faith focus and growth. The address recalls early meetings at Buckroe Beach in 1916 and 1911 attendance, highlighting the event’s role in individual church work training and Virginia’s rise in Southern Baptist work across 30 Virginia towns and neighboring Maryland and eastern North Carolina.
Probate petitions show Frank E Brien died in June leaving an estate around 120000 to his widow Grace B OBrien. Also noted is shoe merchant Benjamin Hoffman of 1261 Ho Street NE who died on 28 leaving an estate near 25000 for his widow Blanche Hoffman.
A list of current shows including Polt's De Wolf Hopper and Meith's vaudeville, motion pictures at Illatto and Loew's Palace, and a long visitor guide to federal and cultural sites. Includes hours for the Capitol, Smithsonian, and Treasury with public access times and locations in Washington. Many entries specify opening hours and streets, guiding tourists to monuments, museums, and government buildings.
Fragmentary service notices list army assignments and changes involving personnel like Robert J. and Albert, with references to Panama Canal and Missouri Military. The legible text hints at reevaluations, relocation of engineers and staff, and timing notes amid scattered names and places.
Fragmentary record shows personnel and assignments at a naval yard in Boston. Mentions general A Shaw, tenant Hanxcor, and scattered codes like T-3 and Bartley G1 alongside Jatess Po.
The Gumps grow despondent as Hartford explains his penniless state, unable to admit a wealthy relative who exists only in sharpers’ boasts. The tale hints at a vanished fortune and the strain of truth-telling on pride.
An aged OCR fragment cites naval inspection and advertising phrases from the Boston Ad, mentioning mass readings and return notices. It weaves names and places such as Cicero Sapp, Harrison, and Wall My T Abe, with garbled references to events, dates, and ads.
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