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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
8
A court hears a case involving armed crime and threats with a revolver. The judge warns that future gun offenses will face harsher penalties, noting previous leniency and imposing fines and jail.
School officials were ordered to prepare estimates for the 1923 to 1924 scholastic year ending in summer. Superintendent W Ballou notified officials to begin data gathering and submit detailed needs to the office by the deadline to ensure competition on contracts for school work including repairs, new writers, and material purchases.
Mrs. Clair testified that Jester joined the dispute with the conductor and was ejected from the streetcar. He then threw a brick striking a woman in the head and injuring her severely. Attorney James A. O'Shea argued that Jester acted in self defense.
A garbled OCR item notes plans for a meeting of a committee led by Jelks and Ryan. It mentions chairman James A. Farrell and members William Blackman and Frank Baus, with expected details of an upcoming visit and agenda.
The records show a realty transaction dispute seeking fifty dollars with parties named including R. Boyle W I C Robertson Robert Thomas and Burwell Reid. The recorder of deeds notes the action dated December 29 as part of the case against the owners of the company and the broker.
A fragmented birth notice lists multiple families and names such as Duerson Agnes J John W Virginia, George, Dorothy Harger, Paul, Alica H Liam Ralph B Mildrad, John W Lucy, Marquetta Edgar W Claramen Biel Bart Emimana, Raymond Margaret Hevann, Laura Swetland Nelson Hilda Tacob Olive Emery L Vicki Somers Bes Exnest Fyen. The scrambled text indicates a long roster of newborns and parental names in a community notices section.
A clipped OCR passage lists names and ages including Howard B. Marry, McDougally B8, Hin foi, Leo Rippy, and Rev. Ne M. Burke among others, with scattered towns Waterloo Ballimbee Ballimbee and Randolph. The garbled text references addresses, ages 21 to 80, and several surnames like Davis Huebel Hromadink and Titus BH in a miscellaneous notice block.
A fragmented death list mentions Joseph B. Douglas aged 32 at Capito Emme M Brace 46 in Garfield hospital names Josephine de H C 2600 University Place and Ernest J Mackigten 46 in hospital. Norma Davin 4 months child at Children’s Hospital. John Gilmore 28 at Bh A Laceile Maurice Burnett 27 at Oaene Mt. Jacob Y Reeder 63 at 701 Bth and Robert Lowery 38 at 324 Bryan Floral Decorations sponsored by Gude’s pre criticism.
The fragmentary OCR notes reference the Supreme Court and Justice Walter with unclear wording about Liveneys and a game or case involving reds and Trit. The readable items are the names Liveneys Jacks Reds and a Supreme Court mention, but the context remains obscure.
Weather summary notes high pressure along the Atlantic coast and over the north Pacific. Showers possible across gulf states and Mississippi valley. fair in upper Ohio valley and Great Lakes region. Wednesday may bring showers. temperatures fluctuate with modest humidity and mixed winds from Maryland to Washington and Norfolk.
A fragmented text describes a gathering of Negroes forming ideals at a congress organizer Bel earker and a group of five educators lawyers and businessmen as members. The text is garbled and references a conference with diverse professions.
A testimonial praises Tanlac for curing indigestion loss of appetite and extreme nervousness. The speaker claims improved appetite digestion and strength after taking Tanlac and credits the remedy with restoring normal nerves and enabling better enjoyment of food. The ad notes Tanlac is sold by Peoples Drug Stores and leading druggists.
A traditional recipe describes using sage tea with sulfur to darken hair, claiming it yields a dark, luxuriant look while fading gray streaks. It notes a simpler alternative with no sulfur yet warns the process can be troublesome and suggests gradual applications for the desired shade.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled notice noting drug stores and pharmacists across a region. It mentions Us Ronvince or money refunds and lists Peoples 11 Drug Stores and Donnell 2 Drug Stores with general reference to druggists.
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