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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
3
The article explains the ideal atmospheric mix of seven percent nitrogen and twenty one percent oxygen and likens it to a balanced diet. It argues foods should reflect a similar ratio with seven percent nitrogenous foods and two percent offsetting foods to prevent excess.
The Bachelors Club, organized October 9, 1909 with 300 members, filed incorporation papers on May 31 1911 through Attorney Ed Bush. It is a non profit group owning property and furnishing quarters at the Masonic Temple to host dances and social gatherings in town.
Regular meeting scheduled Tuesday evening June 6 1411 at 7 o'clock prompt at K or Hall. Gertrude Veail and Moe Ida Gillespie named. Regular meeting Temple Lodge 227 Tuesday evening at The Fleetion of officers with important business. Poe Decatur Nog Larrimer ROS listed.
In the realm of fashion a frock is described with satin fabric that is soft and falls in graceful folds. The yoke and underpieces feature crewel lace and the girdle uses oxidized silver cord with ornamental ends.
Forest Ervin aged 11 of Paint township was among the Boxwell Patterson graduates. He is described as a bright young student and a likely youngest in the large class.
The great club sale of Pianos ends soon at Washington Music Co. Miss Naomi Ramsey, assisted by Miss Helen McCoy, presents a program at Stinson Conservatory on June ath. 14d includes Beethoven reading As the Moon and works by Phelps Cromatic Bach Wagner Liszt Chopin Mendelssohn. Miss Ramsey, a brilliant graduate with honors, delivers a senior concert with public invitations extended.
A Boston Herald piece profiles Judge William J Pollard of the St. Louis police court famed for unconventional justice. A cruelty case involving a mule led him to inspect the animal himself by touching the sore spot with his cane, prompting a reaction from the mule before proceeding with the trial.
A Pasadena druggist notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic cough remedy suitable for children. The letter from C. H. Ward Drug Co. and C. L. Parsons emphasizes relief of colds without nausea and no digestive interference.
A fragment references the Washington Music Co. and mentions debts, notes or ledgers in a partial listing. The readable text suggests financial entries or obligations tied to the company during a historical period.
The Columbus Dispatch erected mile posts reading Miles to the Columbus Dispatch and danger signs at railroad crossings warning to slow. Officials say the costly campaign aims to draw readers by provocative roadside advertising across a fifty mile radius around Columbus.
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