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Fragmentary notice discusses hair styling tips and librarian service perks. It mentions shelves, broken items, fees, and courteous staff in a disjointed, informal tone. Names, dates, or clear facts are not present.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
5
Fragmentary notice discusses hair styling tips and librarian service perks. It mentions shelves, broken items, fees, and courteous staff in a disjointed, informal tone. Names, dates, or clear facts are not present.
Letter from Asa K Keer praising Allenrhy as a cure for rheumatism after months of suffering. Customer recounts severe symptoms, trial of multiple remedies, and final relief after using three bottles bought from People’s Drug Co. Ends with a guarantee promise and endorsement from James Hollen and the discoverer Allenhe.
In a Washington Equity case, naval Byers and wife Elizabeth Byers clash over an absolute divorce. Byers, 21, denied that a woman left his room through peep holes after accusations involving co respondent Sadie Goldsborough. He rejected a $1000 bribe claim and denied whisky incidents, admitting only some social outings with Goldsborough and others. The trial continues with attorneys Clarke and Hawken for Mrs Byers.
Mrs Mary Flather a Southern railway stenographer says she remained at work after marriage to Paul W Flather of the Interior Department to help pay for an automobile bought by him. She files for limited divorce in the District Supreme Court alleging his desertion in October 1922 and failure to provide since then. Attorney A R Mulloway for the husband.
Ariing ton county police raided two residences in Hell's Bottom yesterday morning and seized over 36 gallons of corn whisky and a 2 gallon still. Two Black women, Sualé Beverly and Sophie Beverly, were arrested and later released on bonds of 509 each. A preliminary hearing is set for 3 pm before Police Justice Merry RB. Thomas and deputies Z OKines, Joe K Martin, James Fast, and Traffic Officer O W Welch led the raid. The Larcombe case was continued due to witness Miss Elizabeth Rhodes's illness after a fall from a fourth story window at the Royden Sixteenth and Rostreeta northwest. The case was listed for trial yesterday.
Readable ad fragment lists Friday only prices on blouses hats stockings and furnishings across floors. Items include gingham V neck blouses 69c and 49c on third floor, lunch sets cretonne pillows and dresses at small fractions, plus silk hose and socks, with additional kitchenware and notions and reduced hats for Shrine parade.
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