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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

3

Local figures travel for commencements and guests

Residents from Columbus Greenfield and nearby towns traveled for school commencements and visits. Guests included families and friends of Wil Brown Grace Cockins Hilda Kyle Clara Barr Virginia Griffith Nellie Rowan and Pauline Pine with events in Columbus Mt Sterling Greenfield and Athens.

Pauline Aber Greenfield Mise Nellie Rowan Virginia Griffith Irmaeter Mies Edna Fenner Sie Clara Barr Hilda Kyle Delaware Monott Hall

Thirty-fifth Annual High School Commencement at Grace Church

The class of 1911 at Washington High School celebrated its commencement at Grace Church with 36 graduates, 19 boys and 17 girls. Supt McClain and President S D Fess presided as diplomas were awarded, with Salutatory by Minnie Roseboom and Valedictory by Grace Post. The program featured music by the High School Glee Club and Male Quartette, a class song by Emily Tansey, and praise for faculty and patrons for a record year of high achievement.

Washington High School Manly Supt McClain Fess Avnlloch College Grace Post Wm. McClain

Training for Service Class Exam on Bible Geography

The Training for Service Class will hold an examination on the New Testament Bible geography in Grace M t church Friday at 1 p m. Twenty seven persons have taken the first examination and others will take it later. Remember the second examination tomorrow at 2 p m.

Fight For Life Promises From Newark Man After Recovery

James B Bershon of Newark New Jersey describes a long life threatening battle after losing much blood from lung hemorrhages. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with a great improvement and urges readers to try it with a 50c and 7 trial bottle offered by Bieckmer Tanquary.

James B. Bershon Newark N. J Dr. King Ty Bieckmer & Tanquary

8 yew ep ball bine red cress oe large

The readable OCR fragment hints at a horticultural item or seed listing described as eight year-old perhaps, with items named red cress and a large something. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or identities.

Health Hint For Today Take Care Of Your Teeth

Advice on selecting tooth cleaning powders and foaming agents. Warns against harsh weekly use and emphasizes gentle daily care to protect enamel and avoid damage to tooth structure.

Why He Quit and a Gardener's Plea in a Buffalo Express Item

A clipped Buffalo Express fragment centers on a man quitting after a suggestion about fixing the lawn. The narrator recalls asking him to plant dandelions, noting the abrupt reaction of an angry runner and the mystery behind the act. The tone mirrors a contemporary social tidbit or human interest aside.

Sou Hin Buffalo Express

Abealom reform plea echoes in household quarrel

Mrs. Rambo urges Abealom to quit drinking smoking chewing and swearing. Mr. Rambo protests the demand saying do not commit to wholesale reform while arguing to revise his halite schedule by schedule. Chicago Tribune transcription notes involve a domestic scene.

Boy asks if politicians kissed him as a baby

In a humorous vignette, a boy questions an old countryperson about political kissing from infancy, as a parable of political perception and skepticism. The scene captures a rustic exchange with social satire from Success Magazine.

Maeve Johnnie Success Magazine

Feigned Matrimonial Mischief Noted in Odd Letter

A fragment from a personal note describes a quarrel over a foolish misunderstanding between a wife and husband. The writer mentions reconsidering money matters and references Westingtine Gerald in a cryptic, era style expression.

Feetich Gerald

Force of Habit in a Merchant's Final Ad Choice

An elderly merchant, famed for advertising, considers the value of a long epitaph on his tombstone. He concludes the wording matters less than the impact and visibility of the display. The exchange reflects practical attitudes toward advertisement and memory.

John London Telegraph

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