The Fruits' of Forethought in Woolen Prices
A crisis tests business and men as woolen scarcity drives costs up. Citizens praise foresight for stocking woolens at favorable prices this season, bought in anticipation of conditions that have arisen.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1918
Page
3
A crisis tests business and men as woolen scarcity drives costs up. Citizens praise foresight for stocking woolens at favorable prices this season, bought in anticipation of conditions that have arisen.
A Mississipp i apartment fire at 1426 yesterday left eighty residents ill or confined to beds. Mrs Joseph Guilt sprained her ankle leaping from the first floor window as firemen fought a blaze in the basement. Firemen contained the fire in about half an hour. Estimated damage set at 800 dollars.
The grand jury returned eighteen indictments involving twenty individuals. Fourteen accused face murderous assault charges. others include robbery joy riding and grand larceny. Notable names span across several states including New York City and Brooklyn, with a mix of clergy and civilians among the accused. Weather and regional reports follow with forecasts for the District of Columbia and neighboring states.
A string of fragmented obituary style lines lists names ages and addresses including Alma DeWitt two months twenty days, Charles Doerr five months, infant names at Garfield Hospital, Maggie Johnson thirty six, Legett B Lyles sixty six, Catiring Dent one year, Ivy Lity Rebecca Peaking thirty, James Gunton thirty, Minerva Colvin forty, Ruth W Galther twenty one, Thomas Youes two, with hospital and street details, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century city notices page.
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