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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
4
The Herald begins a multi day series explaining the new state law allowing municipalities to adopt different government plans. Voters may choose to adopt or reject these options under the constitutional amendment and last General Assembly laws. The articles explain plans, advantages, disadvantages, adaptability, and fit for each community. Read up now.
Secretary McAdoo aims to place ten million dollars in the government treasury with banks to be distributed pro rata to counter possible money stringency amid heavy crops and tariff changes. Banking authorities see little new in the move but note the preventative aim and potential to avert panic.
The author laments widespread deception and bribery among middlemen and officials. He condemns hunger and injustice driven by a money based system, calling the entire social order rotten and beyond repair.
Poem extols a gentle woman as loving and domineering, savior and muse. It presents a romantic ideal where a man seeks guidance and worship, while a woman is praised for beauty grace and influence. The piece frames gender roles with praise and conditional qualifiers.
Secretary of State Bryan is seen in a Washington market with a large basket. A new discovery of millions of tons of high grade anthracite coal near Colon Panama promises deep water access within eighty miles. The coal was found by J Hyatt former vice consul of Panama, who plans a Latin American company to develop the field.
Mixed observations across states with variable winds and cloud cover. Baltimore area shows cloudy skies with possible light showers while Michigan remains mostly cloudy with a chance of fair conditions midweek.
The Los Angeles Public Library issues compact booklets listing books by subject and sub topics such as Domestic Economy House Decoration The Hostess Food Cookery Dressmaking and Laundry for quick reference. A later note mentions real estate rents in Washington and a surge of visitors to New York as a subway project looms.
Fragmentary OCR text describes likely weather conditions with garbled phrases. It references temperature, cloudiness, and possible forecasts but remains unreadable and incoherent overall. No clear entities or precise data are extractable from the readable fragments.
The Womans Missionary Circle of Poest Haptie Church will gather Wednesday at 2 20 in Mrs J Howard's home. Attendance is invited for members and the church congregation with light refreshments to follow.
The 1993 clans issued ornate invitations for Thursday's Grace Church commencement. Arthur Wain Evans of the Red Path Lecture Bureau, a noted speaker, will deliver the address while the high school glee clubs provide music. The event invites public attendance with admission details pending.
C F Temple rode No 227 Thursday evening June 3rd at sodlock second degree election of officers Virgil Vincent N G.
Workmen digging a Willamette River drain ditch south of Oregon City uncovered an ancient Indian grave aged at least a century. The grave contained a Hudson Bay Company marked bear trap, a rusted three piece flint lock rifle, fifty feet of erase and copper beads, and a stone tomahawk showing good preservation for the trap but decay for the rifle.
J W Kelso of East Atchison claimed a trousers shirt laundry lost $1 005 12 from a miscounted bill. The shirt contained $1 006 in checks and cash which vanished before washing and were later returned minus the found confusion.
A women’s rights and suffrage club forms in the town with 30 members. Officers include President Lair Priddy and Sue Yeoman as vice president, with E. M. Stuckey recording secretary, Frank Johnson treasurer, and a six-member executive committee. Meetings are at the Music Hall.
Historic ad claims a cure for catarrh and offers $100 to anyone it fails to cure. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy affecting blood and mucous membranes. The text urges readers to purchase from J. Cheney & Co and mentions stomached testimonials and a patent remedy.
Call W. B. Hershey at home phone 4417 for evening information about the City and County directory.
A brief promotional note outlines a progressive yet conservative company. It states deposits are never loaned to insiders but only to outsiders on first mortgage real estate. It promises five percent interest on time deposits and invites readers to request booklets.
The first examination of teachers for the city schools of WO CHO will be held in the old High School building on June 7, 1913. Examination will begin promptly at 8 30 a m. By order of the Board of Examiners. R H Harrop Clerk May 26 1913.
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