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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
5
The readable content is fragmented with garbled phrases and few clear proper nouns. It mentions War era terms and place hints but lacks a coherent event, date, or names to summarize into a proper news item.
A Monday night canteen cook shares a playful guide to making eggplant dishes with improvised notes. The narrator mentions Segetables, templing dishes, and a quirky recipe approach centered on eggplant, cheese and pepper, aiming for tender baking and a flavorful finish.
Mrs Caroline A King mother of the Revlaude II King pastor at the first Methodist Episcopal Church died aged at her inter us Wand 5 King was the first she of Incknon county after the direction of the State of West Virginia Bay call take place at Tilpley.
Paris March 1 Louis Klotz minister of finance opened a debate on France the war toll noting a budget three to four times prewar size with a deficit of 21 759 000 000 francs He proposed funding via indirect taxes income tax war stock liquidation and rail charges to allies The capital tax would not start until Germany indemnity is settled and guaranteed Despite funds from Germany the balance for 1919 and beyond remains unlikely The chamber echoed with tension as deputies pressed for figures and Caillaux references sparked clashes
Remains of former Emperor Yi Heul were borne to the tomb this morning in Seoul. Four hundred Korean subjects escorted the body from the Japanese court and old Korean regime representatives. A military board formed by Japanese naval and military unfle oversaw Shinto rites amid orderly crowds and strict police. The procession passed within city walls without incident.
A dense local market listing covers poultry and livestock offers, produce prices, and cargo notes across Maryland, Pennsylvania, and nearby states. Entries include alive poultry, ducks, turkeys, white leghorn hens, roosters, and various eggs with per pound and per item pricing. Freight and express shipping details are interwoven with fruit and vegetable prices, reflecting regional grading and supply conditions. An item notes the Pennsylvania Railroad’s improved morning service from Washington to West Philadelphia, with a 2:40 m departure and 6:07 a.m. arrival.
Joseph L Cropper announced that Republicans will nominate a candidate for the Ninth district House seat vacated by Carlin who will not qualify for the Sixty sixth Congress. A district convention will name the candidate in the near future. Gardner L Boothe heads the Highbai district Democratic committee and will call a local meeting. Walton Moore of Fairfax is the only declared Republican candidate. Carlin and Col Lester Jones recounted overseas service to a full Methodist Episcopal Church South audience. Paul Allinger of Nokesville, brother of R Olinger, died at Emergency Hospital from concussion after being struck by a baseball. his body to Wheatley’s.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Amos T Fisher's residence 210 Prince Street led by Rev Dr E W Regenster of the Methodist Church South Burial took place at Bethel Cemetery Pallbearers named include Mayor Thomas A Fisher and several Fisher family members A robbery at Knight & Son's a King Street shop yielded goods worth hundreds after a skylight entrance Mrs Annie Williamson purchased the house and grounds at Duke and Payne streets Miss Ellen Mason Ellvey a Gunston Hall descendant dies in Loudoun county at eighty and the Washington secular League meeting at Pythian temple announced with an open forum on the Origin of Religion
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold millions of counterfeit aspirin tablets largely made from talcum powder. Consumers are urged to demand genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in the original Bayer package with clear directions and dosage, ensuring the Bayer cross safety mark is present.
Globe Arizona reports Neslin Soles touted by J B Medlyn as superior shoe repairs. Medlyn claims they cut shoe bills, last longer, and provide comfort, with Goodyear backing and claims of outwearing rivals.
Dr Reid touts phosphorated malt tablets as rapidly restoring energy and mental focus. A patient described as drained and near collapse reportedly regained vigor in ten days, with improved sleep and concentration. The product is presented as non prescription malt tablets with printed formula and guaranteed by druggists including Liggett's and Peppis's Drug Stores.
An ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a century long remedy for colds coughs and kindred ailments. It asserts grandparents parents and children have used it as the safest purest most pleasant remedy and notes prices 80 cents and 1 dollar 28 cents.
Ad copy promotes Dr Kings Sew Lite Filla Mild and tonic as a bowel regulation remedy. Claims a cleaned system and steady stomach function with a nationwide sale at 35 cents.
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