Sweitzer Cheese Pot Sale Noted in Tiny Text
A fragmented clipping mentions Sweitzer Cheese and a 25 cent price tied to a small poted item. Details are unclear but indicate a local sale or ad. Names, dates, and places are not legible.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented clipping mentions Sweitzer Cheese and a 25 cent price tied to a small poted item. Details are unclear but indicate a local sale or ad. Names, dates, and places are not legible.
Mrs Cf Corps at 4a Fairmont street Northwest and Mrs La Rey Mark of MH Ashley terrace Cleveland Park were thrown from an automobile yesterday morning near Cathedral and Connection avenues. Mrs Corky sustained facial bruises and seat injuries while Wir Mark was shaken up. Towis A Breuliger arrived to assist. Later Mrs Corby and Mrs Dark went home. A broken front wheel caused the accident.
Mrs Rachel Foster Avery, former NAWSA president, will lead planning in Washington for an early April suffrage convention. Delegates from over 90 states will attend and go to the congressional hearing on April 18. A special train will carry delegates and the petition to Congress. College women rise as enthusiastic supporters eager to win the ballot and push direct action for federal and state safeguards.
Local bakers report poor demand for hot cross buns on Good Friday in Washington District. They cite waning popularity of the traditional bun and higher costs from marking the cross. A large firm for the first time in 25 years did not sell any Easter buns.
An unidentified white man about nine years old was killed by an express train near Stott Station Md. He was walking on the tracks and tried to cross as gates were down. The body was thrown nine feet and badly mangled, death apparently instantaneous. Conducta G Rinnitt and Engineer Ho Hartmann, both of Baltimore, were in charge of the train. Mar 28 Zanesville Ohio. Authorities fail to locate Robert Green ex banker and jail breaker, prompting a new search through nearby coal mines.
The Columbia Turnverein announces an evening entertainment at 8 oclock in their clubhouse 928 M Street Northwest featuring recitations by lerlei Grabschiften Ernst Gichner poems Untergang der Stadt Breina legend Ludwig Pfau Infuntsig and more. Also listings include a donation party at St Ann's Orphan Asylum, daily trips by Vernon St Macelester, and local business promotions alongside police notes and utilities ads.
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