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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1910

Page

3

Mr. Albery Carry Better. Recovery From Injuries Advances

Mr Carry, president of a Washingtonbased company, continues to recover from injuries suffered in an accident last Friday. Early reports overstated the severity, but officials announced yesterday that his injuries are not as serious as first feared and his condition has improved.

Tryumes Trlents Alpert Carr Nonewapinadreving Enterprises Carry Relles

For Every Ill There Is A Cause

A middle aged woman describes fatigue nervousness and pains linked to kidney trouble. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills claiming they restore kidney function and relieve pains from rheumatic and nervous conditions with two testimonial statements from Mrs. Sarah Turnbull of Washington district.

Bright Dean Sarah Turnbull Worth Street Northwest Washington

Push for Safer Rail Travel Spurs New Block Signal Efforts

A 19th century investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission highlights rising railroad safety concerns with 2.6 million travelers, 3,000 deaths, and more than 12,000 injuries yearly. It reviews 85 proposed devices, endorses the Rowell-Potter system, notes ABC and Northern Pacific methods, and discusses cab signals, wireless brakes, direct engineer orders, and legislative chances.

Interstate Commerce Joommala Mosley Interstata, Commerce Commission Actuas Northern Pacific New York Wloth Europe America England Great Western United States Interstate Commerce Commission Congress

Senators Stop Tipping by Raising Waiters Salaries

The Senate ended tipping by raising Capitol waiters salaries to one dollar a week, paid by government funds. The change aims to provide steady employment and better service, ending the practice of tipping and attracting more qualified staff. Senate staff, including waiter Shaw, anticipate long term benefits and improved morale for patrons and visitors.

Senate Jonees Jie Aly Ong Shaw

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