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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
4
Fragments indicate framing for adverts and notices including obituaries and memorials. The text cites a postal or library stamp and charges per line, with terms like “Second Class Matter” and dates in 1910s context.
A historical review notes the Seventy-ninth Ohio General Assembly ended Wednesday night amid factional battles over a United States Senate race and bribery scandals. It credits some reform, including curbing bill burying in committees, and calls for restraint by harsh partisan and press attacks.
The piece argues that procrastination causes most troubles for both men and women. It condemns delaying daily tasks, warns that work neglect leads to accumulating duties and worse outcomes, and insists rest must follow completed responsibilities. It contrasts idle recreation with productive action.
A lyrical plea to Gepek of Greeks to handle an old straw artifact gently as it bears the sea wind and time. The speaker asks not to damage the comrade while applying acids, noting the item’s ancient nature and their inability to replace it.
The forecast: Ohio fair and warmer Friday with showers Saturday and moderate south winds. West Virginia fair and warmer Friday with showers Saturday or Saturday night. Lower Michigan unsettled Friday with showers at night or Saturday and moderate south winds. Indiana fair Friday with showers at night or Saturday. Illinois showers Friday or Friday night or Saturday with moderate south winds Friday. Kentucky fair Friday with Saturday showers. Tennessee fair Friday and unsettled Saturday with showers by night.
Observations from the United States weather bureau show 8 p m readings. Forecast indicates showers and southerly winds for Ohio tomorrow with unsettled conditions.
A California druggist from Pasadena dated March 9 1991 endorses Foley and Co recommending Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non opiate expectorant safe for children. The letter from CW Ward Drug Co and C L Parsons secretary treasurer promotes its use and ingredients warning of no nauseating effects and no digestion interference.
Thomas A. Edison announces he has solved the storage battery problem. Secretary of War Stimeon plans a future visit to the Panama Canal Zone. Maurice Shapiro, a leading music publisher, dies suddenly at his New York home.
The passage notes that young men aim to start businesses but must accumulate capital through hard work and self denial. It stresses learning the value of money and saving as steps toward entrepreneurship.
An essay urges readers to reject common superstitions and unfounded fears as hindrances to free thought. It argues rational caution beats superstition, shares personal experience with premonitions, and notes how doubt and anxiety warp judgment and happiness.
The text reflects on facing death with calm, citing Socrates, John Wesley, and Lord Bacon. It contrasts rational living with fear, noting death as natural and urging steady daily conduct. A streetcar conductor quips about five policemen, humorously underscoring misfortune.
A humorous dialogue between a hostess and a visitor from the Flowery Kingdom shows their awkward attempts at communication. The hostess admits confusion while the guest persistently uses limited English, illustrating cultural exchange and cross language missteps.
A reflective note argues that survival requires embracing difficult knowledge about life. It emphasizes learning, adaptation, and resilience as essential to endure challenges and shape a meaningful existence.
L McConnell of 117 Cathern g St Smyrna New York reports two bottles fixed chronic kidney and bladder trouble. The remedy is praised as most reliable and endorsed by the speaker and Blackmer & Tanquary in this advertisement.
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