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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1923

Page

4

New Domino Curlette Liquid Promises Beautiful Hair

A sensational new liquid named Domino Curlette claims to transform any hair type from straight or dull to soft, wavy, and naturally curly after a single application. It supposedly holds waves for a week or more, with ongoing use keeping hair well dressed and curly, marketed through drug stores and department stores.

Domino Curlette All Peoples Drug Stores Ligrts Donnella Palais Kann Sons

World Should Know About Dr Carey’s Marshroot Prescription

A letter praises Dr Carey and his Marshroot remedy for chronic illness. The writer claims recovery after two weeks and urges others to obtain the non patent medicine through drug stores and reliable pharmacists nationwide.

Pantel Carey Phos Sam Arey Baniel

World Court Idea Credited to Grant Unveiled in Hall of Fame

New York May 22 Busts of Abraham Lincoln Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry Ward Beecher Alexander Hamilton Ulysses S Grant Robert E Lee and Frances Willard were unveiled today in New York Universitys Hall of Fame bringing the total to thirteen Elaborate ceremonies featured descendants unveiling except Grants bust and special addresses Each figure was praised for values like courage democracy and loyalty with remarks by dignitaries and relatives including Jules Jusserand and Dr Henry Van Dyke Legends and critiques of contemporary thinkers were noted during the proceedings

New York Musta Abraham Lincoln Ralph Waldo Emerson Henry Ward Beecher Alexander Hamilton Ulyases S Grant Robert E Les Frances Elizabeth Willard New York University Grant Jules Jusserand United States Emerson Henry van Dyke Daniel Chester French van Dyke Freud Nietzsche H G Wells Martin W Littleton Southern Society of New York Lee George T Brewster J G Hatchord Union Beecher Massey Rhind William C Heecher Edward W. Emerson Hamilton Giuseppi Ceracchi Mary Schuyler Hamilton George Bolling Lee Lincoln Augustus Saint-Gaudens Mary Lincoln Isham Lorado Taft Willard C H Willare

Maid-O-Silk Hose Guaranteed for Satisfactory Service

An advertisement announces Maid-O-Silk Hose at 1.45 with guaranteed satisfaction. Washington exclusive headquarters showcases pure silk thread, back seam, lisle garter and ribbed top designs for enhanced elasticity above the knee.

Washington Maid-O-Sik

Owners Win Wyoming Suit Victory for Gatlin Case in Circuit Court

Thomas H Gatlin a former tenant sued Tohn I Barr and G Stewart Barr owners of 1870 Wyoming Avenue NW for 10 000 damages alleging a conspiracy to oust him from apartment 404 Justice Hoehling directed a verdict in the owners favor in circuit court The Gatlin claim centered on alleged misrepresentations that induced him to vacate his unit and incur moving and re housing costs Attorney John E Laskey represented the defendants.

Tohn I. Barr G Stewart Barr Wyoming Apartments Wyoming Avenue Northwest Thomas H Gatlin Justice Hoehling Gatlin John E. Laskey

Soper Leads Cancer Fight Director Appointment

Dr Georges A Soper, noted sanitary engineer and epidemiologist, is named managing director of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. He helped trace typhoid outbreaks to a carrier known as Typhoid Mary and served as sanitary expert for New York and Galveston. He led sanitary work in Galveston after the 1909 flood and served as an epidemiologist in the army medical department during wartime.

Georges A Soper American Society For the Control of Cancer Harry H Kerr Washington di Soper Ia New York City State Departments of Health Galveston Army

Taxicab Suit Over Injuries Ends In Verdict

A jury verdict favored the Model garage affiliated with Black and White Tax Co in a suit by Louise L. Rosengarten and her husband Edwin Rosengarten for injuries after a July 22 1921 taxi collision while waiting for a Capital Traction Co car. Bailey estate worth 411183 left to daughter Merry A Gandy.

Black and White Tax! Company Louise L. Rosengarten Edwin WH Rosengarten Mra Rosengarten Capital Traction Company Mode! Garage Simon, Koenlesberger & Young Mary M D Bailey Mra Merry A Gandy Fort Sul Okla Charles J Baffey Phelps Place North West

Girls Clothing Lot Sale in Various Styles and Sizes

Durable spring sale lists girls garments from 6 to 14 years in gingham dresses at 98c and slippable underdresses in light fabrics with lace and embroidery. Includes Princess Slips for light wear, and Seal Pax pieces for younger siblings. Also features Philippine straight-leg drawers and prices around 6c to 79c.

Nainsock Batiste Palais Hoyal

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