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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
12
The Washington Post reports expert critique of twilight sleep in childbirth with 152 cases reviewed. It notes 120 infant deaths occurred naturally and ninety percent of mothers reportedly suffered no pain, while recovery and risks are debated among doctors and critics.
An urgent appeal pleads public support for the Inferins buties of Washington milk stations facing shutdown due to lack of funds. Citizens are urged to donate for pure milk supplies, with experts offering free medical advice to help stabilize the crisis affecting babies and young children dependent on these stations.
A surge of voluntary contributions to Washingtons milk fund has aided stations in aiding babies. Donations listed include Mrs E G H Skater 400 and Mrs George L Hradley 400 plus smaller gifts from several supporters. Further funds are welcomed and acknowledged daily by The Washington Post to prevent potential infant deaths.
Special to The Washington Post from Butte Montana November 8 Sacajawea the Shoahone guide of the Lewis and Clark expedition is honored as a brave strategist and healer. Montana D A R will place a bronze tablet on a large bowlder in Three Forks park to mark her life and heroism. Former Senator Clark endowed the tablet.
The Washington press notes a new fashion decree urging milady to wear a hoop skirt with muff alternatives. Descriptions include barrel muff and sleeve muff styles, plus sleeve with fur accents for evening wear. A small audience note mentions a Library of Congress musicale for the blind tonight at Pavilion with soprano Caroline de Has and pianist Louis de Haas.
At St Patricks Catholic Church the men attended the closing session of a retreat and were received into the League of the Good Shepherd. Rev Joseph Turner of Boston preached urging membership as a path to persevere good intentions. A public lecture for non Catholics was announced for 73 oclock each night this week except Saturday by Rev John D Burke of New York to explain church teachings and answer questions.
The Staats-Zeitung notes three months of war leave Germany and Austria in a strong position with hopes of success despite heavy odds. It cites Russia and other powers entering the conflict, highlights winter's impact on battles at Przemysl and Jaroslau, and argues German resilience amid blockades and shifting fronts. Herman Fodder.
The Courrier des Etats-Unis cites German critics in New York accusing German propaganda of money-driven tactics while lauding German critics like Dr Alois Brandl as ignorant and biased. It notes German actions in Belgium and the broader war economy, arguing such claims reveal German mentality and financial motives.
The union of the Russian crown princess and the Roumanian heir is reported to influence Roumania's stance under its new ruler. The betrothal befell amid other royal matches, including the Belgian royal line, with multiple cousins linked through marriage and royal houses in Europe.
Rumors in Rome over the fate of Archduchess Charlotte, widow of Maximilian, as Belgium shifts residence from Brussels and Antwerp to France. Once the empress, she lost her reason after Maximilian's death and lives in Europe, awaiting an uncertain future.
The lecture traces India s romance and history before the Christian era and the successive Delhis built on earlier civilizations. Prince Ghosh discusses Indian manners and customs with incidents to illustrate that natives across classes are more refined than commonly viewed.
A lecturer spoke on caste and the social role of women in India. He argued the aristocracy keeps aloof, yet asserted that a woman could reach the country’s highest ranks of wealth and power through effort and merit.
A 17 year old boy accidentally fired a revolver found in a room, fatally striking his mother. The accident occurred as he and others were present, sending the bullet into Mrs Filbert, causing her death. The boy, Albert Ealbert Capp, was released on $1500 bail.
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