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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1922

Page

8

Grace Lutheran Church typhoid supper linked to milk outbreak

Four more typhoid cases were reported after a dinner at Grace Lutheran Church. Health officer William Fowler and Dr Leon Cummings found evidence milk from a city farm served at the supper may have carried the disease. A farmer’s wife nearby has also fallen ill. investigators pursue whether transmission occurred at the meal.

Grace Lutheran Church Wiliam Fowler Fowler Department

S. S. S. Tonic Promises Rheumatism Cure

An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a vegetable blood purifier and tonic that supposedly cures rheumatism and builds blood. It appeals to readers by urging families to buy for their ailing mothers, claiming the product banishes rheumatism from joints and muscles.

New Summer Courses For Teachers At Central High

Sept. Frank W. Ballou announced that Central High will include junior high subject courses in the summer school for teachers. Courses offered to teachers in grades one to nine will be run under the joint supervision of school authorities and George Washington University. With special arrangement, teachers may earn university credit by registering and paying the university tuition rate instead of the previous arrangement. Each course provides two semester hours of credit.

Central High School Frank W. Ballou George Washington University

James Baylor Sentenced for Assault on Wife

James Baylor, colored, was sentenced to six months in jail by Police Judge R E Mattingly yesterday on a charge of assaulting his wife Claudia Baylor Saturday night near Third and C streets southwest. The wife testified he knocked her down kicked her in the side and face and struck her on the back with a stick. Baylor denied brutality claiming only fists were used.

James Baylor R. E. Mattingly Claudia Baylor Third and C Streets James

Wild Downtown Chase Ends in Double Crash

A speeding motor cyclist led Motorcycle Officer Dick Mansfield on a multi mile pursuit through Washington streets reaching 70 mph. The chase ended at Quincy place and Eckington plate northeast when the rider collided with a street lamp. both riders were thrown. John Stuart Fraser, 19, of 640 Eleventh Street Northeast, is held for 320 collateral on multiple traffic and stop violations.

Dick Mansfield Mansfield Quincy Place Eckington Plate John Stuart Fraser Eleventh Street Jerousings Seventh H Street Fourth Third New Jersey Avenue Pierce First Second Hekington Place

Licensed to Marry Incomplete List of Couples

A fragmented notice lists numerous marriage licenses with names and ages across multiple states. It includes Thomas Dew and Rose Stone, George Brannan and Alice Berket, Philip Beck and Leila Brewer, and others, all to be officiated by various reverends. The list ends with Judge R E L Mattingly.

Thomas Dew Chicago Rose Stone Lommile John L Briggs George I. Brannan Spencerville Okla Alice F. Berket Norman S. Binsted Lala M. Kegel Gladys D. Steele Phe Tter G M. Fultz Michael A ‘Fossa Philomena Te Pilla N. M de Carlo Philip F. Beck Leila Brewer Henry H .Ranch Boniface Matusel Lyndhurst N. Z Annette B. F. Regan Edward F. Gallagher Fred BH. Burton Williamson W Ya Mary G. Moore Abernathy

Deaths Reported In Local Obituary Notes

The list records several deaths with ages and partial locations including Benny M. Johnson 59 Et Dliz Tospl Edward F. King 59 Sibley Hosps John J. Parnell 42 8 Vost mv Pauline A. Purdy 17 082 4th at ne Sidney A. J. Heese 40 1928 Diggs st aw Charles Cotylyr Gilldren's iospil Fred Evans 2 mos Children's Hospi Isabel Wallace 2 hrs Col. Hospl.

Benny M. Johnson Edward F. King Isabel Wallace

Opened New Ice Plant End to Shortage Fears in Washington

The American Ice Company's latest addition No 9 at 20th and L streets NW opened yesterday. The new plant can produce about 200 tons daily with a 700 ton storage capacity. District officials and citizens attended. A. S. Kimberly said the expansion will allow the company to supply nearly all the city, serving downtown and parts of Georgetown.

Washington American Ice Company A. Kimberly

Messenger Boy Killed While Attempting to Board Truck

Raymond Torreyson a 16 year old messenger for the Department of Agriculture living at 2105 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest was killed yesterday afternoon at Sherman Avenue and Girard Street Northwest when a heavy auto truck ran over him after he tried to jump aboard and fell beneath the wheels He died two hours later at Garfield Hospital from a fractured skull and internal injuries Police say he was riding on the rear of the truck left it while it was moving and tried to get on the front seat as it traveled at moderate speed Driver Leo P Warring of 3528 1st Street Northwest was ordered released to appear at a coroner s inquest at the District Morgue tomorrow at 3 o clock Coroner J Ramsey Navitt viewed the body and ordered its removal to the morgue

Raymond Torreyson Department of Agriculture Niamin F. Torreyson Pennsylvania Avenue Sherman Avenue Girard Street Garfield Hospital Vérreyson Leo P. Warring Street Northwest Torreysons Caorgner J. Ramsey Navitt

Day Tried to Rob. Charged in Whisky Pin Theft Case

John J. Rowan testified that Joseph Harrell attempted to rob him at 318 I Street Southwest on May 28. Harrell, colored, was held for the grand jury by Police Judge Mattingly under $1,000 bond. Rowan said Harrell demanded money to buy whisky and tried to seize his diamond stick pin when refused.

John J. Rowan I Street Joseph Harrell Mattingly Rowan Harrell

Sun and Tide Table and Weather Forecast 1922 May 29

Forecast discusses daily sun and tide times, winds, and temperatures for Maryland Virginia and nearby regions with notes on gulf disturbances and showers. Local readings list midnight to 8 pm temperatures humidity sun hours and records from May 29.

Alimony Awarded Wife After Abuse Claim

Elmer V. Leukhardt, 22, of 63 BE Street NW, ordered to pay his wife Marie M. Leukhardt $30 a month alimony pending settlement. Justice Hoehling also forced him to keep away from and not molest his wife after she accused him of whipping and oppression at home.

Elmer V. Leukhardt BE Street Northwest Marie M. Leukhardt Hoehling Tenkhardt

Births Reported In Local Notices

Frederick A and Adhie L Schultz welcome a boy. Reginald H and Mary M Rice announce a birth of Howard W. and Clara Bishop a boy. Reed D and Gertrude H Thompson report a girl. Najeeb and Amelia Neam have a boy. Harry and Elizabeth Metzinger celebrate a boy. William T and Marguerite Bell announce a boy. Lewis and Lacy Miller welcome a boy.

Frederick A Adhie L. Schultz Reginald H Mary M. Rice Howard W Clara Bishop Reed D Gertrude H. ‘Thompson Najeeb Amelia Neam Harry Elizabeth Metzinger William “T Marguerite Bell Lewis and Lacy Miller

Railroad Man Restored by Tanlac

N. B. Williamson of Alexandria describes Tanlac as a safe road to health after eight years of stomach trouble. He reports relief from nervous indigestion and constipation, renewed energy, and describes Tanlac as making him feel like a new man. The ad claims Tanlac strengthens digestion, blood, and overall vitality, with availability at Peoples Drug Stores in Washington.

N. B. Williamson Payne Street Alexandria Potomac Yards Beneft Willam Tanlac Washington Peoples Drug Stores Ledding Druggists Adv

Read This If You Are Ruptured Read This If You Are Ruptured

An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic that reduces varicose veins and ruptures with nightly use. It claims quick relief, less soreness, and a stronger abdomen, priced $1.15 at Peoples Drug Stores or available direct from International Laboratories Rochester. Adv. Also promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs with a reader testimonial praising its effectiveness for a child with bronchitis.

Moone Peoples Drug Stores International Laboratories Rochester Foley Anna Stein Western Ave Covington

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