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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1909

Page

19

Auto Victim Gustave Moraf Dies After Road Accident

Gustave Moraf, a young schoolboy, died at Casualty Hospital from brain congestion and a skull fracture after being struck on Bladensburg road Wednesday afternoon. Police report the crash was unavoidable and an inquest is set at the morgue this morning. Isador Freund, of 1317 Seventh Street Northwest, drove the car and Morat, the boy’s father, works at the National Trains.

Gustave Moraf Bladensburg Arelock Isador Freund Noorth- Weat

National Pellagra Study Group Formed in Conference

In Columbia, Nov. 4, the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Pellagra was organized during a two day conference with 300 physicians. Dr J W Babcock was elected president with Dr William A White as vice president and Dr George A Zeller as secretary treasurer. The group urged federal action to control pellagra and sought aid from state and territorial health boards. A warning on fatty maturing corn used on stalks before cutting was issued to corn growers. Dr Geta A Castle reported socially prominent Pellagra cases in Meridian, Mississippi.

Columbia D. C National Association For the Study and Prevention 3. W. Babcock South Carolina State Hospital Columbus William A. White United States Hospital For the Insane Washington, D. C George A. Zeller State Hospital For the Insane Peoria J. Howell Way North Carolina Board of Health State and Territoria Boards of Health Geta A. Castle Meridian Miss

Married Sadale Trunmsl at residence of his brother

On Wednesday November 3, 18, at the residence of the bride’s brother, Joselyn Crua, by the Rev. A. S. Johns, James Annuals to Annie Trunmel.

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Died in 40s hookworm cases reported in San Francisco

The San Francisco dispatch notes hookworm disease reaching the city from Hawaii with hundreds of unexplained cases, a physician panel led by Dr. Bee and Dr. Castle focusing on treatment and containment, while several patients suffer pellegra and related ailments.

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Birth and Death Notices From EEALTE Office Record

Births list names several parents and newborns including Leanne Oulath, Joop F., Catherine Bulb, Lillie Robinaco, William Rogers, and many others, with multiple pairs listed as couples. Deaths include Catherine Maxwell, Virginia Elliott, William Armatend, Margaret Heaver, Westey Smith, Arthur Mallen, and Jane Richards among others, with ages and addresses where readable.

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Death and Marriage Notices From The Washington Post Extract

Fragmentary OCR text lists various newspaper titles and notices. Reads like a catalog of death and marriage notices to appear simultaneously in multiple papers, including the Post and several others. The garbled line suggests a distribution of obituary notices across the listed publications.

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Acousticon Hearing Device Ad Offers In-Home Test

An old advertisement invites readers to try the Acousticon, a government protected electrical hearing device. It promises a no fee at-home test before purchase, claims 14000 satisfied users nationwide, and asks readers to cut out the notice to book a booklet request. The offer stresses that the device will be sold only to those who hear.

Why and When Should a Woman Marry

A lengthy Washington discussion on President Taft's views that women should not marry for convenience but for happiness and love. Notables like Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Capron, Mrs. Henderson, and Mrs. Moran weigh in, urging independence, self support, and thoughtful choice in marriage. They argue marriage should flow from true love, with many stressing career training and optional paths to independence. Prominent figures including Emmeline Pankhurst and Mary Alice Brosius join the debate, while critics warn against marrying solely for a home or finances.

A. B. Pierce Roy Fierce Taft Mrs. Smith Trene Hancock Russell Benjamin Reeves Fussell U. S Roosevelt W. Berger Moran Newampshire Avenue Moran Americia Emmeline Jankhurst Washington Ellen Spencer- Massey Jawier Justu Kay Thft Tin Mary Alice Brosius

Taft on Marriage and Education for Daughters

President Taft says he will leave his two sons little estate but good character and education while he plans to "scrape together" enough for his daughter so she can marry by choice not circumstance. He defends the idea that women should have full free choice in marriage and be placed in a situation to choose a life they look forward to with happiness. Speech delivered at Coleman? College in Columbus, Miss.

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