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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
6
The text discusses rheumatism, keeping feet dry, avoiding damp ground, and mentions joints, stiffness, and uric acids. It references water exposure, arid conditions, kidneys, and pains in knees. It contains garbled phrases and multiple nonstandard terms, suggesting a damaged OCR from a historical source.
The text provided appears as garbled OCR fragments with no clear person, organization, or event. It lacks readable context to form a factual headline and summary.
Maryland Virginia veterans from Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina parade through Petersburg after returning from overseas service where five-time combat veterans led the group. The event drew a large crowd with local officials and prominent citizens attending as speeches highlighted contributions of colored regiments and the Spanish American War era veterans.
A convoluted wartime draft evasion case emerges as a man posed as a preacher and then as a wounded war veteran to dodge service. The report notes court appearances, a marine assessment, and a sentence of two years. The piece also mentions forthcoming marriages, deaths, and local clergy tied to the case, including reverends and church members in Washington and surrounding towns.
Special to The Washington Post from Charlottesville on March 14, 25 students earned medical degrees at the University of Virginia. The accelerated program sped through the final exams to supply surgeons for the armed forces abroad, with summer vacations canceled for the medical school class.
Zevi Bond, a shoemaker and descendant of the Lord Mayor of London, died today at the place of his birth. He would have turned 107 on April 1, and was the widow of Mary Gourfrich. The obituary notes his long descent from notable figures and his ties to Kingston area.
An advertisement promotes Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as a quick relief for stomach distress from rich foods. It claims the tablets prevent sour rises and upset, work while the stomach rests, and prevent biliousness and a bitter taste in the morning. Available for 25 or 00 cents at many drug stores in the United States and Canada.
Whitfield D Veyton, Stafford County superintendent, announces the forthcoming marriage of his daughter Virginia Sanders to Paul Tatlrious of Richmond Me. The couple will reside at 143 River Avenue in Richmond after March.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and hoarseness. It promises relief after half a century with no disagreeable effects and notes strong demand and typical price points of five and twelve dollars.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses unusual phrasing and stray words. It mentions phrases like bowels and tongue in a jumbled, incomplete line, with no clear names, dates, places, or events to ground a fuller summary.
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