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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
2
Every Man Knows the Sin of His Partner
A fragmented dramatic monologue critiques male hypocrisy and marital betrayal, invoking moral judgment and distant reproof. The speaker addresses themes of virtue, respect for motherhood, and the consequences of lies, urging accountability and reflection.
Bra keman Loses Feet in Southern Railway Accident
New Albany Ind June 25 Wale ter B burr a Southern railway brakeman. He was run over by a train today as he worked with a hot box and slipped under the trucks. Both feet were severed. He formerly served as conductor on the New Albany Louisville electric line.
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New Albany
Ind
Waleter B Burr
Southern Railway
Veterans care and death protection emphasized in new draft
Officials push for improved care for veterans and stronger measures to protect their health, noting the need to prevent unnecessary deaths. Advocates highlight access to mental health resources and timely medical treatments as essential components of the plan.
MEXICAN FAMILY CREMATED AS HOME DESTROYED IN LEXINGTON
A Lexington report details a house fire that consumed a family home and resulted in the cremation of its members. The incident is described with references to local authorities and a response by firefighters.
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Ele
Lexington
S.C
Misread Text Summary From A Damaged OCR Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a bureau of animal industry experiment work and a department handling experiments with a serum. It references Leeteanon county and countywide activities with expected reevaluation by industry experts in the near future.
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Soastoaytea
Dune
Marion Foorset
Bureau of Animal Industry
Surgery Severs Diseased Bone in Hand Reconstruction
A local hospital performed a bun in hand operation on Count Newsom a young farmer near the city. The fourth of July accident caused his hand to be burned by fireworks. Surgeons removed the diseased bone and inserted a new piece to replace the bone taken out.
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Columbus
Fed
Theoaity Hospital
Count Newsom
Thig City
SLAIN BY THE MEXICAN REBELS REPORT FROM PRISON
Fragmentary text describes a news report about Mexican rebel actions. Names and places are largely unreadable, with partial phrases mentioning casualties and possible military or police involvement. The reconstruction indicates a violent incident but specifics are missing.
Success of Summer School at Hanover Is Assured
Summer school at Hanover opens with strong enrollment and thorough teaching. The program reports rising pupil numbers over last year and diligent work by instructors driving toward complete study and progress in the new term.
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Hanover
Tranavery
Sage
Fay Owercies van
Reenacting Old Vets At Gettysburg Summer Sessions
Fragments of a chaotic report describe a summer program for veterans and teachers with courses on training, arithmetic, science, and literature. It notes injuries, deaths, and disturbed events, including a burglary incident and mixed classroom activity in an Indiana hotel setting.
Marshalls May Move Into New Home Near White House
The View President and Mrs Marshall weigh moving from the hotel to a three story red brick house on Columbia Road near Wyoming Avenue. If they rent, a commodious residence with a 200 foot frontage is planned in a quiet, convenient neighborhood close to the White House.
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Washington
Marshall
Columbia Road
Wyoming Avenue
Watson Denies Mulhall Charges in Lobbying Row
Watson issued a firm denial of Mulhall related charges and called the Mulhall story wicked and diabolical. He said his only alliance with the National Association of Manufacturers was to back a bill creating a commissions and for Paynes Aldamel provisions, with no prior or subsequent ties to Mulhall. Mulhall aided his campaign against union labor but Watson claims no payment. He will delay a Western trip awaiting a summons from the lobby committee.
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Gresaman Watson
Mulhall
Watson
Natonal Association of Manufacturers
Paynes
Newspapermen for North Vernon postmaster
Congressman Dixon backs J N Culp for North Vernon postmaster praising him as North Vernon Sun publisher editor and proprietor. Culp is deemed a man of integrity intelligence and ability with full qualifications for the role. Madison Courter notes the belief that newspaper men would improve mail service. Capt Edward Hines of the W C Jutte boat dies at his birth Golconda Illinois from heart disease, a well known steamboat man on the lower Ohio river.
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Dixon
J.N. Culp
North Vernon
Culp
Edward Hines
W. C. Jutte
Golconda
Jil
Hines
Ohio River
Food safety tips from Agriculture Department for hot weather
The Department of Agriculture issued practical guidance to prevent foodborne illness in heat. It urges careful inspection of raw meats, pasteurization if in doubt, proper milk handling, keeping foods covered away from flies, and avoiding uncooked items. It warns against trusting resort waters and promotes boiled water and proper storage.
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Ivo Thermione
Trany Aradl
Government guarantees on labeled goods explained
The article explains that government tests of foods like cans and packages do not guarantee purity. Manufacturers make the guarantees, not the government, similar to a grocer weighing sugar. Consumers should inspect goods labeled guaranteed with care and understand the limits of such guarantees.
Washington lobbying sensation expands subpoenas
In Washington on June 30 the Lobby Committee led by Chairman Overman announced subpoenas may be issued for former Congressman James K. Watson of Indiana and James E. Emery, with possible targets among other Congressmen. The move aims to extend scrutiny to previous Congresses amid a sensational article on lobbying.
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Washington
Martin Mulhall
Baltimore
Congress
National Association of Manufacturers
Overman
James K. Watson
Indiana
James E. Emery
Association
Manufacturers Association
New Plan for Dissolution of Union Pacific Southern Pacific Merger
The plan for dissolving the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger, approved by the President and Attorney General, was presented to the Federal court today in St. Paul on June 30.
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St. Paul
Union Pacifice Southern Pacific
Federal Court
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