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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1909

Page

41

Land sale marks major realty deal near Brightwood

A North Carolina syndicate bought the Marshall Brown property near Brightwood, home of the Colombia Golf Club, for about 460000. The 183 acre tract lies west by Georgia avenue, south by Halworth, east by Soldiers' Tomb and north by Brightwood. The deal was negotiated by J H Tomlinson of American Realty Co and Col M M Packer. Also noted is the death of Mrs E Delphine Luckey widow of Levi P Luckey at 1725 17th Street with survivors Mrs Josephine L Jacobs To Ut Luckey and Rob Luckey

North Carolina Georgia Avenue Halworth Tome Brightwood Marshall Brown Colombia J. H.tomlinson American Fealty Company North Carolinians Col. M. M. Packer Synapegue J. M. Maupin King, Milburn d& Collet To Syndicate E. Delphine Luckey Mex I. Delphine Luckey Levi PB. Luckey Grant Res Lucky Josephine L. Jacobs Ut. Luckey Baltimore Rob F Luckey New York

Auto Victim Gustave Moraf Dies After Road Accident

Gustave Moraf, a seggar-old school boy, died from brain congestion and a fractured skull after being struck on Bladensburg road Wednesday afternoon. The Ninth precinct police ruled the crash unavoidable. An inquest is set for the morgue this morning. The car was driven by Isador Freund of 1317 Seventh Street Northwest. Morat, the boy’s father, works at the National Trades.

Gustave Moraf Bladensburg Arelock Isador Freund Noorth- Weat

National Pellagra Study Group Formed in Columbia

The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Pellagra was organized during a two day conference in Columbia on Pellagra. 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 the disease and noted the need for government aid and state health boards support. A warning was issued about fatty maturing corn and corn growers were advised on harvest timing. Dr Geta A Castle reported several Pellagra cases in Meridian Mississippi including socially prominent individuals.

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 in November nuptials

A wedding notice records the marriage of Sadale Trunmsl to Annie Trunmel on Wednesday November 3 in the presence of family at Josely ie Cru a residence, officiated by A S Johns. The event marks the union of the couple with postal style.

Sadale—Trunmsl Josely Ie Crua Ite Hey A.S. Johns James Annie ‘Trunmel Stang Virginia Ellen Elwin EH. Spang Towers Columbia I. Ut Rock Creek Saturnes Maryland Avenue Nwest

DIED Lea 40 28 ot to San Francisco hookworm cases rise

San Francisco reports hookworm disease traced to Hawaii with hundreds of unexplained cases. Dr Bee and Dr Castle advocate against the illness as doctors treat more than ten local infections. Notices list several funeral announcements and obituaries for early November.

Lea Almenso Castle San Francisco Hawaii Bee Herbert Gunn Colublan I. Wasath Michi Teast Atree Coppinger Gen J. J. Coppinger St.Mathew's' Stareh Donaldson Kathinia Walter Donaldson R. Street Oak Ibi Tuckey U’street Delphine Levi Pl Luckey Osborn Fitsbure Psi Harles M Osbors Eee Peffer Id Fleifrer Annapolis George Fr. Herrick Oak” Hil Seaton Glencarlyn Falla Church Priday Pri

Births and deaths in EEALTE office record list

Birth notices for families include Guiseppe and Silvia March and many others with numerous pairs listed. Death notices mention Catherine Maxwell Virginia Eliott William Armatend Slanaeh Terahman Margaret G Heaver and others with ages ranging from weeks to 62 years.

Guiseppe Silvia March Jono B. Sud Clea Duke Eich Chace Tr Baten Smith Joop F Leanne C. Oulath James H Blanch M. Wilson Mert Wi Catherine Bulb Fuckardi Viegle AM. Llord Ich Ry and’ Lillie B. Robinaco, Bor, ‘William R and Martin B. Rogers Joho Ani Eien Folsa Tor Sideshaini Ana Sarai Lots Edward Anna G. Koogla Franke and Anes Te Nicholt Maurice L Cora BR Jacobson Eizar 'T Clara MW Conley Ith Wiliam Pl Tea Redmond Bors” Mathew Catherine Maxwell Virginia Eliott William G. Armatend Willems Quinn Slanaeh Terahman Margaret G Heaver L St Witte H. Floltand Arthur D Janes Lewis William Tonaes Chester Et Alisantor Warnon Mary Jones Eva Gordo St. Nw Inge Brown St. Ne Yanta Baits Wenn St. Tow Storting Wilson

Carriage and death notices in The Washington Post

A garbled OCR fragment describes obituary notices printed across multiple papers arranged to appear simultaneously. It lists various newspapers and places, noting a coordinated timing for the publication of death and funeral notices and seemingly referencing standard notice formats across outlets.

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Acousticon Hearing Aid Ad Offers Home Test Free

An old newspaper ad urges readers to try the Acousticon hearing device with a no cost home test before purchase. It claims government protection for patents and widespread use with 14000 satisfied customers nationwide. Readers are invited to cut out the ad and contact for a booklet and further arrangements.

Why and When Should a Woman Marry

Washington social leaders rally around President Taft on women and marriage. Notables such as Mrs. Tart Mrs. Pierce Mrs. Henderson and Mrs. Moran voice views urging marriage for happiness not convenience. They stress independence education and choosing a husband freely, with several opposing mercenary unions and endorsing stronger economic self sufficiency for women.

Trene Hancock Russell Benjamin Reeves Fussell U. S Taft Roosevelt W. Berger Moran Newampshire Avenue

Taft on Marriage and Women’s Choice at Columbus

President Taft asserts women should have full free choice in marriage, arguing for education and financial support to empower daughters to marry by choice rather than circumstance. He defends a modern view of matrimony within limited government interference, urging lasting happiness and self-determination.

John B. Henderson Henderson Missouri Mra Clinton Smith Woman's Christian Temperance Union President Taft Agness Tadlustrigl ‘School Coltssnbus

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