Very Department Pulsates With New ER Offerings
Brief item notes new emergency room offerings at a department and mentions coverage today. Other details are sparse with unclear names or locations.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1913
Page
9
Brief item notes new emergency room offerings at a department and mentions coverage today. Other details are sparse with unclear names or locations.
Extra size vests priced at 19 cents in good ribbed cotton with Sc value. Children’s tie union suits offered at 39 cents. Samples claim best quality cotton and perfect fitting overall.
Wool sweaters priced at 2.00 and 1.49 appear in a shopper-promoted listing. The ad describes an excellent sweater that is closely knitted with large collars and warrants long wear.
The long push for a national university in Washington is outlined with backing from 150 college presidents and state superintendents. The case cites vast federal collections, libraries, laboratories, and courts, urging Congress to end partisan control and fund a Washington center rivaling Oxford or Berlin.
In a House debate yesterday members defend the English spoken by Filipino students as better than that heard in Congress. Representative James R. Mann of Illinois denounces judgments on Quezon's use of English, noting his speeches are delivered with distinct accent and read smoothly in the Record.
Nov 15 Herr Steinthal editor of Montag s Zeitung was convicted and sentenced to a year in prison for libel in a suit brought by Count Georg von Huelsen Haeseler director of the Prussian royal theater. Editor Herr Wilde was acquitted as only nominally responsible. The paper had linked Huelsen Haeseler to past allegations against Prince Philipp zu Husenbergs and others in a major court scandal.
Mrs Lara H Kilpatrick of Norfolk kept her marriage to James Heath Kilpatrick secret from her two sisters for 22 years. Testimony at a divorce hearing in Winsted details the concealed union and Kilpatrick's lack of support. Judge Curtis presided as Kilpatrick’s sisters testified about the hidden marriage and its discovery after Heath Kilpatrick’s death.
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