Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1924

Page

38

Dr Harris Prescription marketed by Peoples drug stores

Local ad asserts Dr Harris Prescription relieves suffering and urges readers to buy today. Claims many people have benefited and will continue to benefit, urging correspondence from grateful customers after purchase. Includes instruction to write a thank you letter to the writer. No detailed product facts or ingredients provided.

Br. Harris Willy Dr. Harris Washington Peoples Drug Stores

Presidents greet France on Bastille Day anniversary

President Coolidge and Secretary Weeks extended greetings to France on the 135th Bastille Day anniversary. Coolidge sent warm wishes and high regard, while Weeks cabled best wishes to the French army. A curtailed embassy observance followed, with a staff dinner hosted by M and Mme de Laboulaye. Thousands in Washington heard the McKim memorial chimes play La Marseillaise at noon.

Coolidge Weeks France Coolidgs Army of The United States Mma de Laboulaye Andra de Laboulaye Mme. de Laboulaye McKim Memorial

France celebrates national fete day with no military review

July 14 marked France’s national holiday in Parialennes with open-air celebrations and free matinees by the Comedie Francaise and other theaters. Street dancing filled the streets as the wreath laying at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier by President Doumergue replaced the traditional military review.

Patis Parialennes France Opéra Comedies Francaise Doumergue

Butler to Lose Job as Head of Police

Gen Butler confirms writing a letter to Gen Lejeune and says retirement depends on the mayor and the president. He vows to continue as director of public safety until his leave ends January 5, then expects orders to a Marine post unless leave is extended.

Butler Gen Butler Gen. Lejeune Kendrick United States Gen. Butler

Robinson Expelled by Chevy Chase Club

Senator Robinson faced expulsion after a clash at the Chevy Chase Club over a confrontation with Dr. Mitchell. The board weighed conflicting accounts, finding Robinson’s conduct disfavored and noting governors’ disapproval, though friends say he felt justified. An earlier 1920 San Francisco convention altercation contributed to tensions.

Senator Robinson Mitchell Robinson San Francisco Alexander Britton

Awful Mrs Eaton Play Produced in Detroit Time

Detroit July 14 The Awful Mrs Eaton an American play by John Farrar and Stephen Benet was produced tonight by Jessie Bonstelle under William A Brady arrangement. It portrays Washington during Andrew Jacksons White House years based on the Eaton affair with 60 actors. Frank McGlynn as Old Hickory impressed critics. Atlanta July 14 Senate committee recommends capital punishment bill for Georgia with life imprisonment as maximum for crimes.

Detroit Mrs. Eaton John Farrar The Bookman Stephen Benet Jessie Bonstalle Uner William A. Brady Washington Andrew Jackson White House Alfred Henry Lewis Cyrus Townsend Brady Frank McGlynn Old Hickory Lincoln Katherine Alexander Hayden Peggy United States James Cousens Messrs Farrar Benet New York Atlanta Senate Committee On General Judiciary Matters Georgia

The Staggering Cost of Government

The piece assesses federal spending since 1917, tallying roughly $58 billion by June 1923 plus about $3.5 billion since then. It notes taxes supplied the larger share of funds, with $34 billion raised in taxes, plus Liberty and other loans totaling over $84 billion. It highlights the scale of taxation and debt contrasted with postwar spending and calls for accountability.

Washington 4& States United States Statiaticians Secretary of the Treasury America Muge Jre Io Deral Tréasury Uncle Sam

Paris cheers as American aviators land after first flight

Thousands greet the U S Army pilots in Paris as Lieut Smith and his crew arrive at Le Bourget after crossing from Strasbourg. They describe stormy weather, fuel refills in Strasbourg, and plans for a wreath at the Unknown Soldier tomb. Generals Pershing and the French air service plan a banquet and rest before continuing their Atlantic hop.

Paris Lieut. Smith Arch of Triumph Strasbourg Lieut. Sith Aleutian Islands Atlantic Gopgrisht Chicago

Fliers Reach Paris Miles Behind Schedule by Days

The American world flyers arrival at Paris comes 16 days behind the approved plan though they have logged 18 089 miles in just over 100 days with 233 flying hours. They are expected to proceed to London next then complete the sixth division with stops at Hall Kirkwall Thorshavn Hornafjord Iceland Rekyjevik Angmag Salik Ivigtut Indian Harbor Cartwright Harbor Hawker Bay Pictou Harbor Boston Mitchellfield and finally Washington, D C all while trimming time on remaining hops.

M. Pegond Strasbourg le Bourget London Brussels Amsterdam Geneva Prague Paris Lisuis Smith Wade Nelson Lieut. Smith Vienna Laurent Egnac Atlantic Iceland Greenland Myers Wari Department Washington Hall England Kirkwall Orkney Islands Thorshavn Faroe Islands Hornaffjord Reykjevik Angmagsalik Ivigtut Indian Harbor Labrador Cartwright Harbor Hawken Bay Newfoundland Pictou Harbor Nova Scotia Boston Mitchellfield New York

Glen Echo Park Amusements Draw Large Sunday Crowds

Crowds flocked to Glen Echo park on Sunday for picnics with baskets and lawn meals. Outdoor rides like the derby racer and the coaster dip attracted many, the skeeter car joy ride remained popular, and the open-air ballroom and live music by Andy’s rhythm-makers enhanced a cool summer evening.

Glen Echo Park Tullapera Dencera Glen Fcho Andy

Baltimore Welcomes Thousands of Banking Delegates

Special to The Washington Post Baltimore July 14 Baltimore banks held open house for delegates at the American Institute of Banking twenty aek convention. About 2400 delegates expected tomorrow morning at Century theater roof with 1840 in city tonight. Women delegates exceed prior years and engage in investment banking. Procedural sessions and entertainment fill the four days with debates dances and conferences.

Washington Post Baltimore Aeck American Institute of Banking Southern New York Atlanta Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia Boston Maryland Theater Ritchis Jackson Edwin V. Krick Clarence R. Chansy Northwestern National Bank Minneapolis Glenn [Toen Century

Wang by De Wolf Hopper shines in Poli's theater revival

De Wolf Hopper stars in Wang at Poli's theater with a capable company and lively supporting roles. Ethel Clark, Miss Ethel Walker, and Helen Gayes deliver appealing performances while Hopper’s verses touch on Volstead era themes. Local dancers from Pemberton stage graceful numbers as the audience cheers.

Slam Ethel Clark Delle Fox Ethel Walker Marie Mr. Hopper Tiny Helen Donaldson Mary M. Ayres Pegey Smaitz Eleanor Quirk Baby Baby Tiitle Ses Selemen Elephant Tender Robert Gracasse Arthur Cunningham Jean Boucher J. Humbird Duffy Helen Gayes Wang Henry Kelly Herbert Waterous Potts Theater de Wolf Hopper Pemberton Stafford Pemberton

Steamer St Johns Opens Summer Moonlight Trips

Last night the steamer St Johns, Washington's largest excursion vessel, launched its summer schedule with 0 mile moonlight trips on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays drawing a capacity crowd. The boat offered dancing on a glass deck from departure until return after 11. Colonial Beach trips begin today with service on Tuesdays Thursdays Sundays at 9 PM and Saturdays at 2 30 PM. Meyer Davis provided dance music on the beach run.

St. Johna Washington Colonial Beach Bt. Johns Meyer Davis

Marshall Hall Hosts Summer Sunday School Appearances

Marshall Hall draws crowds as Charles Macalester boats carry visitors downriver for rides and picnics. Many travelers come for the boat trip and return by evening, while others linger to enjoy the shaded lawn and historic resort setting, with two Macalester trips stopping at Mount Vernon.

Marshall Hall Charles Macalester Macaleater Mount Vernon

Post Insurance Offer Gives Full Protection

The Washington Post announces a reader life and accident insurance plan with minimal requirements. By subscribing and paying a small fee, readers may obtain a $508 life policy or a $3,500 accident policy with few conditions. Apply at The Post insurance department to receive the policy.

Washington Post Post

Keiths Theater Delights with Adelaide Hughes Dance and MacFarlane

At Keiths yesterday patrons enjoyed Adelaide and Hughes with George MacFarlane in a strong bill. The duo showcased eccentric dances and The Elopement of the Toys while MacFarlane sang Memory Lane and other favorites. Margot Kelly, Shaw and Lea, Julius Tannen, and Sothern offered a mix of comedy, song and spectacle backed by skilled accompanists and a varied supporting cast.

B. F. Keith Adelaide Hughes George MacFarlane D. Roth Walts Memory Lane Margaret Walker Dorothy MacFarlane Daszling Herbert C. Lowe Julius Tannen Gabby Julius Shaw Lea Margot Kelly Dean Sothern J. Edwin Ldebman Paul Gerard Smith Stan Cavanaugh Timley

Belasco Theater opens new political satire in The Deap Tangled Wildwood

A reform party ticket led by George Hauifman and Marc Connelly is praised after a Belasco Theatre evening featuring The Deap Tangled Wildwood and Bobby Ames playful revival. The piece blends country charm and Broadway satire with strong turns by Lotua Robb, Donald Gallaher, Lynn Fratt, Calvin Thomas, Zita Johann, Leona Beutelle, Elizabeth Patterson, Alden Gay, Leon Cunningham, A. J. Rhodes, and Harry Irving as the house prologue.

Reform George Hauifman Marc Connelly Belasco Bobby” Ames Millersville New York James Parks Leland Ames Lotua Robb Léland Tege Calvin Thomas Misa Zita Johann Allo Leona Beutelle Misa Elizabeth Patterson Mias Alden Gay Leon Cunningham Milleraville Roxie Rhodes Honest Darcon Harry Irving

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Bank Waslington Writa P. W. Purl Finance Philadelphia, Pa Dopee Brothers S.S. S Kenknel Studebaker American Institute Ritchie POLIS ST. Johns Keith Henry Heath Youman Borsalino Oman R Werk Khealy Wyeth Ith Street N. W Ss Ae A Shubert-Belasco RAUCH
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication