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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
8
March parade features free milk distribution and contingents from Pretty Girls, Marines, and other uniformed units. Street crowds raise funds totaling 875 dollars in buckets to aid French causes, with floats, literature, and decorative feathers amid festive city scenes.
Fragmentary text recounts ancient mastiff use in war and a large trade of dogs to America. Mentions breeders, lists several names and places, and refers to a controversial claim of a famous mastiff called the Nomin. Includes scattered references to popes bishops and a Fatwa related to negotiations.
Investigation by Surgeon Blue of the public health service warns of great danger from soldiers returning to Mobile carrying diseases not common in the United States. The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury said quarantine officers will examine and disinfect returning troops, with Europe-bound units cooperating with military authorities to prevent spread.
A report notes medical authorities led by William C. Gorgas in October plan to combat yellow fever in New York. The piece describes army officers and top officials preparing to release five vaccines and coordinate with local health teams. The narrative hints at ongoing investigations and delays in resuming field operations, with a focus on containment and public health measures.
A legal action seeks to enjoin Palmer Myelin Lae An gar from a contested property site in Botany ward. The case involves construction on land within the United States and interstate commerce rules, with parties arguing rights to use the site and enforce orders.
Fragmentary note indicates students Trmmy and Carp will be demobilized in December. A Monday reopening unclear. local school or military context uncertain from the garbled OCR.
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