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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
15
An old advertisement touts a temperance tonic for women to restore strength after overwork. It claims herbs help fatigue headaches and faint vision, promising renewed health for overworked nervous women. Mail orders and a Buffalo address are given for the product.
An advertisement touts a cosmetic product by Waters, claiming natural complexion and fine skin texture after using its Caleram formula. The copy emphasizes free trial offers and coupons to attract buyers.
A Washington high school inquiry reveals Supt E L Thornton forbade English teachers from discussing the league of nations in class linking it to Bolshevism. The Washington committee of the National Womens Trade Union League questions the policy, noting current topics must be taught, and asks for justification amid civic and labor group support for a suspended teacher and broader debate on teaching current events.
Feeding the Hamily for two dollars tops today as Moss Aubyn Chinn norgen speaks at the National Wu geam. Gonzaga College Players perform My New Curate at Trinity College tonight. The Progressive Society meets at Twelfth Street Srench. H Toms jr. speaks of France. George Washington University department opens today. Catholic Women’s War Relief hosts a reception at 2408 Kos northwest. Soldiers and sailors invited. Chamber of Commerce committee meets to plan event programs. Georgetown Law Senior and Junior Debating teams clash over womans suffrage. Evangelistic services begin at Wendall Baptist Church with speakers. Human Welfare Association hosts meeting next Monday at 8 pm. Florida State Society to meet at Wilson Normal School. Kallipolia Grotto initiates ten members. details on Pittsburgh convention. Monarch Charle Shackelford directs an entertaining program.
Pledges from state city and private funds keep 364 of 750 local offices operating until Congress funds arrive. Weekly placement for service members totals 2035 daily 12212 weekly while 103663 register for aid and jobs 92643 applications received and 77797 referred to opportunities.
Salvation Army plans a nationwide one week drive to raise 10 million dollars from May 19 to May 36 with Washington as a key center. Karl Godwin is district chairman, Robert Harper treasurer, and Kemper F. Cowing executive secretary, with temporary headquarters at the Washington Chamber of Commerce on Twelfth Street.
Casualty list from the American expeditionary forces reports killed in action, died of disease, and deaths from accidents or other causes. Names span multiple states and include officers and enlisted personnel with many locations and ranks noted. A long, dense roster captures casualties, wounded, and reclassified statuses across action and noncombat events.
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