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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
4
The moving commission approved proposed area regulations yesterday morning. Details will be announced to the public this week as four classes establish differing percentage requirements for homes and businesses. The plan aims to regulate height usage with implications for development rates and property values.
The notice provides a detailed sun and tide table, plus a weather forecast from the Weather Bureau. It covers the District of Columbia, Maryland, and nearby regions with expectations of fair conditions, gentle southerly winds, and temperature fluctuations. Forecasts indicate showers in the eastern gulf states and upper lake regions, with warmer conditions in the Atlantic states Tuesday.
A fragmented list shows multiple marriage licenses involving diverse individuals across cities. Names include George J Weber and Mar McTaggart. Harry Finstein and Pearl Wiscoker. Alma L Hall with Ts Bagby. Herbert Campbell and Alice McCarthy. and many others, each paired with a reverend or ecclesiastical officiant. The text reads like a register of consented unions with locations ranging from Baltimore to Richmond and Staunton, among others, reflecting a large, overlapping batch of license entries rather than a single ceremony narrative. The form emphasizes clerical officiants and participant ages, illustrating a broad snapshot of marriage licensing activity.
Birth records list numerous newborns from families including Williams Fick McGrath Wilding Clubb Trommell Lilly and Dillon with both boys and girls. The City Bulletin also notes ages and street addresses for medical staff and facilities. A sequence of names appears alongside hospitals Providence Columbia and City records.
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