Back Pain and Kidney Cure Ad Claim
An old advertisement urges readers with back pains or kidney or bladder trouble to try MUN YON A SPECIAL KIDNEY CURE. It promises relief if it does not work, with the claim that all druggists carry the product.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1908
Page
15
An old advertisement urges readers with back pains or kidney or bladder trouble to try MUN YON A SPECIAL KIDNEY CURE. It promises relief if it does not work, with the claim that all druggists carry the product.
Washington clash over the moral impact of five and ten cent theaters and moving pictures on city youth. Judge DeLaces and Rev Copp, citing firsthand visits, say most venues are unfit for women and children, insanitary, and demoralizing, while some defend harmless entertainment.
Ashtwood Citizens Association petitions for through car service from Roightwood and Petworth to central city and for discontinuance of the Seventh street and Florida avenue transfer point. The Interstate Commerce Commission gains power to regulate street railways in the district and to enforce rules. Prosecutions for violations to be filed by the commission in Police Court.
Clarence F Hackett appeared before Judge Mull on Pennsylvania avenue speeding charges after witnesses said his car flew at high speed in wet conditions. Hackett claimed homesickness and fatigue drove his ride. sergeant Lee noted license figures amid the confusion. He paid a forty dollar fine for the offense.
Building Inspector Snowden Ashford filed a May report to Engineer Commissioner Morrow showing a districtwide drop of 9,343,301 in values. May permits totaled 749 7, while April reached 1,092,458, led by 34 brick dwellings at 15,500, 12 apartment houses at 318,000, one store at 8,060, and 12 at 3,000 each, with regional distributions listed for northeast, southeast, southwest, northwest and county totals.
Bruen Home for dependent white children has been moved to 30 G Street Northwest. Established about twelve years ago it cares for as many youngsters as funds permit, training them for life with support from charitable donors. E F Fleck has served as superintendent and Mr Julian Burnett a secretary. A lawn party will be held at the home on June 18 for the children.
Edward Sean Thompson known as Dr Leon was convicted of rerfuming an operation on Jillian Bryan and sentenced to five years. A motion for a new trial was denied. Judge Barnard increased Thompson's bond from $200 to a higher amount as Assistant District Attorney Stuart McNamara urged. Thompson remains jailed pending a possible retrial over an alleged operation on Lillian Peltat.
Lindsay Watson aged 59 was freed by order of Judge Kimball from a police court case charging an attack on Dorothy Wells seven, daughter of Sherman Wells of U street northwest. Watson was sentenced to a year in jail but released yesterday at the parents’ request. The child suffered an injury beyond shock and Watson, a Washington representative of Carrera and Hastings architects of New York, was deemed mentally unfit.
Notes on bequests of twenty dollars each to Reverend Patrick J. O Connell of St Vincent de Paul Church and Bishop O T Donohue of Wheeling West Virginia, from the 1906 will of Margaret Nugent, read yesterday. The same will directed Mrs Nora Dugan’s estate after her May death, with major real estate in Georgetown deeds to daughter Mary V. Dugan.
The commissioners recommended trimming Policeman P. B. Bree don of the Third precincts penalty for leitering while on duty to ten dollars. A hearing on Private Breedon’s case was held at the District building yesterday and it was alleged he told an untruth in his defense. May Sylvester will be asked to have the question of alleged untruthfulness investigated by the police trial board.
The Rectors Aid Society of Ascension Church concluded its lawn fete and straw berry festival at 1 Massachusetts Avenue to benefit the Chaurois Electric Light fund. The event featured lanterns, cozy tables, and young women as waitresses with Rev Tenny Leaves Chevy Chase presiding over entertainment and church notices.
John J Maxwell of Maryland Avenue Southwest urges underground streetcar tracks to reach Union Station to preserve the plaza’s beauty and improve safety. He argues surface cars mar the area, proposes a concrete tunnel with electric lighting, a platform at the station, and covered steps, making the plaza a park-like entrance.
Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine held a charity event at Marshall Hall featuring boating, fishing, dancing, and athletic contests under Capt Frank E. Gibson. The annual celebration aided city needy with over 10 baskets of provisions and multiple boat trips, drawing about 300 attendees as officials including Roe Mulkerson and Harrison Dingman attended and boats carried women and children.
Robert Pitcock sought an absolute divorce from Nora F Pitcock in district Supreme Court. Annie F Teller administrator seeks $10,000 damages for George H. Jackson’s death from a March car accident at First and East Capitol streets against Washington Railway and Electric Co. Local ads tout Mercantile Society loans, foods, beverages, and services. Insurance trustees elected at Commercial Fire Insurance Co. meeting. Arlington Bottling, Schneider’s crab feast, and Malt Bread promotions listed among merchants.
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