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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1919
Page
2
A funeral in Prospect Cemetery drew mourners as Hawaiian music and guitar accompanied the service. The scene featured a solemn procession with attendees and soldiers present, reflecting a quiet tribute to the deceased amid a solemn observance.
Authorities reveal two more anthrax cases tied to dairy production as inspectors investigate disease spread from farms in a Virginia town. Officials warn of possible contaminated milk entering the Washington region while steps to halt processing and trace sources intensify.
The report by the suburban roads superintendent urges paving of all major arteries leading out of the district. It recommends paving the basin of routes to improve maintenance, economy, and traveler comfort, with repairs on current streets to be integrated.
Exquisite Louis XVI period design in American walnut features ten pieces. The illustration understates its beauty and workmanship. See in person to appreciate the superb finish and craftsmanship. Sale price cee.
Walter A Brown president of the Washington Board of Trade and one member of the executive committee oversee a drive beginning October 5 for 19000 to aid the Trinity Community House. He endorsed the effort and predicted success as Washington residents respond. Daily inquiries pour into headquarters for a permanent community house that will serve as a model for the nation.
The central library faces staff shortages due to low pay, with trained workers resigning weekly. Prolonged strain from brief, repeated shifts leads to worker burnout and failures to fill positions, prompting ongoing concern among the remaining staff.
Funeral services for James Allen Gibbs will be held at Rock Creek on Friday. The arrangements list Lois and family among the mourners with several local attendees. The service will mark Gibbs’s life and legacy.
Advertising text promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels tonic. Claims that 60 percent of illness stems from inactivity, touts olive oil formula, and presents olive colored tablets priced at 16 and 25 cents.
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