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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

5

Silver Jubilee Near at School Marks 25 Years

Four professors and 37 students began the local institution in 1899. Celebration starts April 15 at St Patrick's Church with an alumni banquet at Phetathele Tavernity. The university now covers 120 acres, with seven edifices and more than 100 students, and proposals honor cardinals and clergymen during a national ceremony.

St Patrick’s Church Phetathele Tavernity America Pharsda Aput Theologu al T & Branches Uni McMahan Gibbons Memoral Halteratmate Wartin Maloney University Ste National Soldiers Thome Baltimore Ahd Pawilsty Tha Manrets Sul Picians Universit Universty Waim St Patrick Shunt Washington United States Cadnal Larte New York Traibbons Wall GW Staines Worcester Wise Tohn Tayvanaugh Rye University

Navy Maneuvers Begin Into New York Harbor

Washington announces naval maneuvers starting May 8 with the dreadnought New York leading a flotilla toward New York harbor. Adm Brank F Bbletcher will sail to the harbor as the fleet assembles, with admirals saluting forts defending the city.

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Horrible Skin Troubles Vanish with Stuart's Calcium Wafers

Rabid claims tout Stuart's Calcium Wafers as eradicators of skin eruptions and blemishes. Advert claims promise quick clearing, inner cleansing, and a roseLike complexion, citing affordable pricing and widespread use.

Stuart Timrles

Oklahoma official warns of plot to steal millions from Indians

Miss Kate Barnard, Oklahoma State Commissioner, says a plot to recall floods of funds and coal land profits targets Native Americans. She urges defeat of thirteen bills in the House and Senate she says would harm tribal people, predicting 100000 paupers in five years if passed.

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Government Printing Office Notes and Casualties Report

Government Printing Office notes record injuries to staff including a medical chef and a bookbinder crushed by a rotary braid cutter, plus various recoveries, leaves, and routine separations. It also mentions an employee death at the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs and pointers on leaves of absence during the dull period.

William J Manning Thomas Jo Edgar Trainham Colorado Springs Washington Richmond Eeath Fdrward J John R Walston Fred Hofman Burthday

List of Workers and Wages in Transfers and Skilled Positions

The document lists names including Dunkins Randolph Dodd John C Cope land Charles II Byptler John C Carter James Clark Gilbert Brown Samuel Alexander David A Atkins as temporary unskilled laborers and transfers. Wages shown include 40 cents per hour for fireman and 35 cents for engineer's section to helper, 5 cents for press feeder, 40 cents per hour for gathering machine operator, and an annual fee related to the superintendent of documents.

Nellie B Webster Joseph McK Hodges Louis Chatterton Allen Cawles Howard J Gaslor John J . Hern George W Ramsey Andrew McGarraghy George R Merriam Thrash Benjamin Burnett Mercellus Hart Inbverera Francis D Scott Helper James Ho Lowrey Loir Helen C Weaver William Fo Wal Smh Enrietta Oshea Sadie T Hensen Mabel E Merbert Viera B Smith Esangeline Enman Bander Willam John F Reed George T Heitzler James H Sheridan Alexander S Oswald Frank B. Helm William Berger Pressten Davitt G@ Wright Robert Willfarms William F Washington Robert Walter Elithic Wallace Benjamin Q Thompson Russell Smith James S Peyton Georges H Moon Nathaniel Minnor Wiltad Tushy Sorman McG Key Charles J Kenney Beverly Ff Jackson Andrew Jackson Slark Hewlett Friend Clarence E Lugle Thomas E Dunkins Randolph Dodd John C Copeland Charles II Byptler John C. Carter James Clark Gilbert Brown Samuel Alexander David A Atkins George W Nairn Adelaide’ F Barnes Howard E Donath Andrew S. Parker Frank R Spencer Alfred A. Davis George R . Proudley Wellington C Robinson Minnehaha Murray Robert E Daly Inotype Monotype Henry C Mclean Linotype James F Colwell Frank Cakeman Charles 3 Gunn Iimotype Unotype Richard Arm Harry P Berrang Benjamin F Brodine John FE Connery Charles M Evans Alexander Gibba Notype Will Fam W Hamilton Mervin J Nevins John C O Neal Todd C Sharp Milham D Skeen Robert FE Stenner Balsey Sauter Miss May D White Henry S Ady James FE Hall Howard C Slater Wilmer L. Griffin Carson IL Hoff Moses A Costley James J Harry B Maubett John Wooper Lloyd G Genus Charles W Bush Louis W Schneider Machinists Harman Lowgill Machinists Caster John T Avers Thomas F Lewis Lewis McKinney Nelson Oliver R Rogers William H Skinner Rufus L Christian Ight Paul Shule Electrotype Anisher Harry Johnson Electrotype Snisher John M Richards Electrotype Mulder Willham Burchfield George H Mehorn William F Councell John Spencer Arthur “i Leith Qadassesse M Faterson Tohn Rotter James S Atkinson Clair Barnea Charles W Bridwell Hert Elliott Murray Hackett Mary T. Hayden Huss Robert AL Johnson Albert Ho King Benjamin Tineback Harper Jo Mercurg William KR Martin Schniel T Marvin Oscar RB Fred Orth Charles W Pafton Frank + Pyne Mias Carrie Roddins David Jo Roberts

Tiz for tired and sore feet from old newspaper ad

An old advertisement promotes TIZ for tired and sore feet claiming instant relief for burning and chafing. The long block lists wages and job titles for pamphlet binding and press sections, indicating a period payroll or internal printer notices alongside the ad.

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Gray Hair

A vintage hair remedy from Grandmother’s time promises to darken gray hair naturally using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Sold in drug stores for 50 cents, it reportedly darkens evenly, enhances gloss, and helps with dandruff and itchy scalp after one or two applications.

Wyeth

Labor Schedule Showcases Monotype and Foundry Pay Rates

A detailed payroll list sets hourly rates for many workers across pamphlet binding monotype and foundry sections. Names include Conroy, John J Burke, Miss Margaret Duke, Emma L Wells, Claude Haines, Andrew Louass, John O'Donnoghue, and Harry Johnson among others, with rates from 3 to 73 cents per hour and annual salaries noted for higher posts.

Charles A Phillipps Mra Ela McCunum Lizzie M Thomas Claude 3. Haines Andrew Louass John O’donnoghue Wiliam R Abbott Wiliam 8S Sill Franklin Welch Monotype William H Rowe Maker Lewis W Cornwell John H. Densmore Charles J Graf John M Loughran David A Taylor Arthur F Tucker William H Kauffman Helper Thomas A Holle Caster Helper Frank E Newton

Cascarets Cleanse and Tone Your Insides Tonight

Regulate your bowels and stop colds headaches and sour stomach with Cascarets. The ad promises relief from indigestion constipation and biliousness by cleansing the stomach and bowels and claims a clear head and regular bowels in the morning for just ten cents. It urges parents to treat children with the same gentle cleansing.

Cascarel

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