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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1921
Page
3
Prices realized on Swift & Company sales of beef cards and shipments shown for weeks ending January to March indicate market tendency. The table lists range per hundredweight and average values with lows and highs around 14 to 20 dollars, reflecting fluctuations in wholesale selling prices.
The text describes various improvised remedies and side effects involving fever and stomach distress. It references a range of odd treatments, mentions hogtars and plenary bonds, and notes concerns about odors and possible appendicitis.
A historic medical report notes that abdominal rupture causes about seven thousand deaths annually. The article describes the rupture mechanism, blackbox symptoms, and emphasizes early recognition and cautious handling to reduce fatal outcomes. It highlights weakened abdominal muscles and the dangers of strains, urging prompt medical evaluation for unusual pain.
London March 22 The Russian soviet government asks President Harding and the U.S. government to resume trade relations. Moscow wireless reports a delegation may come to negotiate a trade agreement. Officials say the stance reflects a hope for normal relations despite political tensions with the Democratic administration.
An endorsement committee supports the campaign for the St Marys Industrial School in Baltimore, seeking $250 000 to rebuild after a fire destroyed the building two years ago. Members include representatives from the Board of Trade the Woman's City Club the Kiwanis Club and other civic groups.
Miller explains a stance in a case involving conscripts and property seized under wartime laws. The article notes arms held by men who fought against Willis and references German authorities and American cash, with mentions of a German heir and a petition.
General Harbord recasts the Aramea appeal urging aid to Armenians and Syrians. He asks citizens to support the Near East fund to help people who have maintained their cultural traditions through persecution and hardship for a thousand years.
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