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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
9
A fragmented OCR listing shows a dance program titled Dixies Daughters Dance with scattered names and items including Meredith Mes MTG, Mose MA, and Baugh as part of a performance lineup. Details are unreadable in many sections, but the note recalls a local event featuring dance acts and troupe members.
Pugilist and former heavyweight champion Fitz Zellin seeks a marriage permit in Brooklyn with his 27 year old blonde fiancée described as a French traveler. The ceremony stalls as officials question consent and legal steps are reviewed while the couple appears with a ringed, hopeful look.
A reflective verse asks what deeds were done today, contrasting lofty aims with daily actions. The speaker questions acts of kindness, truth, faith, and feeding the hungry, urging accountability for current choices and future effort. The text cites unfulfilled promises and dreamlike ambitions.
A New York Times style notice outlines the complex will of Frederick Gebhard. It traces marriages and divorces among his spouses Louise Morris Gebhard Marie Gamble and others, notes a contested division of an $18 000 trust fund created for a former wife and the projection of residual estate to his sister, while detailing remainders to unnamed parties amid debt and estate disputes.
A prose poet and artist in residence presents flowers and pictures from three cities in a National Theater showing motion pictures on growth culture and national beauty. The lecturer mentions Washington as a key stop and reflects on public reaction and the metamorphosis of to l utterfix in his garden of flowers.
Noria rushed into a smoke filled home across from her sister on Thir Street in St Louis. She carried out valuables including silverware and a dog as firemen battled flames. The rescue occurred during a fire that damaged the basement while a nearby meeting proceeded.
A Hawaii women’s suffrage drive gains momentum as editors and local leaders push a march plan toward March. The effort targets extending ballot rights, with organizers urging broader civic participation and reform of political processes.
Special to The Washingtoos describes two Miss Reni Paige and Mine? Tordate roller skating messengers in Western territory who cover about thirty miles daily. They endure long shifts, enjoy the work, and support the roller state system while delivering messages between towns and telegraph offices.
Mrs Bicknell wife of a national director of the Nigerian Red Cross appears in Western European pages. The text notes committees and figures including Miss Constancy Siberta and Mrs Hopkins active in abolitionist efforts and chairing sections of the Trustinet and Modis Paemig Crob groups. The item references the abolition campaign and allied committees in the Western countries.
A tag day event will be held Saturday to benefit White Children’s Day Nursery and Dispensary. Volunteers will wear red heart shaped placards in hotel lobbies and department stores to collect donations from mothers and families visiting the nursery at 478 Street South East. Proceeds support feeding and tea service for the children and overall care at the facility.
OCR style listing multiple daily menus for Lent and week including breakfast lunches dinners and desserts with numerous garbled food names and broken spellings. It appears as a historical restaurant or hospital meal plan sample with items like meatless dishes and standard staples across Thursday to Sunday and various beverages. Several lines reference bread potatoes salad and desserts while others show misread phrases and stray letters.
Calve announced last night she tested positive but hopes to perform today on Toth teddies and other engagements. Admirers hold hope she will attend tonight's concert as schedule remains uncertain with health considerations and potential lineup changes.
A students exposition showcased works highlighting the danger of germs in everyday life. Exhibits included demonstrations of lepers and controlled experiments, drawing attention to public health and the dramatic impact of sanitation. More than four students tied for top honors as departments presented various devices and displays from college newspapers.
Midweek notice that Manish Berkins purchased a residence near the plaza. The brick dwelling sits on a lot facing northwest with Second Street access and related parcels. Government acquired a northeast portion of the property as part of the deal, with a stated consideration of $.800.
The report notes an appeal to raise 6300 more funds for dams amid a tally from several teams. It names presidents Mrs Walliam Tanitien Bast y and Mrs Herbert de Pavose with additional members listed. Final totals show 8.44 in reported sums across teams and selectors, including Frances F Chitkering as secretary.
Mrs Draper of Washington widow of Ambassador Draper will spend the coming season at Newport for the first time leasing The Orchard, a villa in Narragansett known for its French chateau style, with several acres of park and terraces. She will arrive in June.
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