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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
12
Community groups rally after a playground conflict to urge a $17,000 district appropriation for children's recreation spaces. Today, officials will review the Half and Half project as part of expanding safe play areas and preserving existing facilities.
A garbled report notes a valet named Roussvelt has died and may be buried at Otters Field. The text references a mother and other unclear details, with phrases resembling a memorial notice and a local funeral context.
A hero died while saving many in a Bransaisk incident as Ve nn es, believed to be around 45, per eyewitness notes. The tragedy occurred as a host tried to intervene, leaving a lasting memorial for the fallen individual.
Daly gave an engaging lecture at Trinity College on his dialect views and neighbors, reading selections from his works. The event drew community figures including Rev John F. Boo and editor colleagues, highlighting immigrant themes and Daly's humorous yet penetrating social commentary.
European royal families contemplate marriages to American heiresses as a path to succession wealth. The Washington Post notes pressures on royal houses to marry into American families, while tensions over dynastic control and titles influence the proposed visits and betrothal talks. The Crown of Serva and their claims figure in these discussions, with concerns about dowries and rank shaping the potential matches.
Special to The Washington Post Indianapolis Mar 2 The letter from President Taft to Senator Beveridge is discussed but not released The text reportedly aims to aid Beveridge yet praises allies who opposed insurgent goals It hints Beveridge should have praised certain Indiana figures and the party leaders Cannon and Aldrich The piece notes no intent to harm Beveridge but signals party discipline and possible minority status in Congress.
The article describes Dr Shepherd Ivory Branz at the Government Hospital for the Insane in Washington using rapid word cues to cure phobias and amuck delusions. Cases include fear of open spaces, fire, dirt, red objects, and claustrophobia, with progress shown after focused verbal therapy and patient conditioning.
A reported remark suggests Speaker Cannon may retire as a main wish of the Current Representatives in Congress. August P Gardner, a leader of insurgents in Congress, said many constituents at a Beverly Republican Club dinner favor his retirement. Gardner also blamed Payne tariff for high wine costs and hinted at rule changes to curb speaker power.
Fattsburs newspaper story recalls Besse Anderson a widow with three children who visits a barber shop to sell her hair to stave off starvation. The barber notes it is the finest hair he has seen and offers five dollars. After a tearful exchange the deal closes and her hair is cut.
In a prolonged court action, Prince Miguel of Braganza faces 5000 crown claims from two savings banks. Security for the loans came from his father the Duke of Braganza and Archduchess Maria Theresia. The case alleges use of funds to repay other banks with security shifts involving Prince Alexander of Thurn and Taxis.
Miss Anna Sands recovers her cigarette case after being criticized for smoking. The article notes her athletic background and references broader debates on women smoking, with colorful commentary on propriety and the era. The piece also touches on patriotic imagery and the use of a large flag in public displays.
A 70 year old man recounts severe cracked bleeding hands kept him from sleep and daily work. After doctors failed, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment healed his hands within a week. He praises the remedies and notes a neighbor’s child also improved.
A camper describes a fight between a mud-built wasp nest and a black spider inside a tent. The wasp repairs its home while the spider guards a web spanning the corner, leading to repeated clashes as the two foes test weaknesses and struggle for control of the shelter.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best and most economical method for preserving and beautifying a baby's scalp and hair. It promotes gentle use for rashes inflamed skin and chafing, and claims unrivaled cleansing for nursery and toilet baths for infants, children, and adults.
Portions of an advertisement appear with various prices and partial names. The readable text shows amounts such as 2.75 3.75 5.73 7.25 7.75 10.75 alongside fragmented words and names. No clear event or product identified.
Footwear bargains listed with Rosenthal and Mena High Shoes prices in cents and dollars. Includes men and women high and low shoes, oxfords, slippers, children's and infants footwear, with various sale prices and discounts across multiple Rosenthal and related stores.
A sales listing details Rosenthal hosiery and underwear with numerous items and prices. Men and women seamless and ribbed undergarments, including black and colored hose, white feet hose, and children’s hosiery, are priced from 10 cents to 90 cents per pair, with multipacks and mercerized fabrics noted.
Fragmentary listing shows stock Rosenthal hats and prices for men. Mentions hats at 10 cents, 5 Ge, 1 Ithab, and Men Thy 7 Ithab, with references to stock quantities and dealer notes.
A fragmentary tale describes two combatants clashing atop a pole, a wasp sting scene, and both dying after a poisoning exchange. A writer notes witnessing amber markings and a final fatal fall. The excerpt mentions a Charles and a unnamed figure, with no clear dates or locations.
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