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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
9
An IMP camera crew filmed a vast Stock Yards blaze causing many deaths and leaving over 500 tenement residents homeless. Filming occurred amid collapsing walls as firemen fought the shifting flames, promising a dramatic fire picture.
A campus farce describes a shy youth nicknamed the Grind who endures two weeks of rough treatment, learns to handle his tormentors with the help of boxing mitts, and finally they smoke the peace pipe to settle the feud.
A father, one of Lee’s soldiers, attempts to reach his home and his little girl. The scene unfolds at the depot where the daughter’s letter highlights the moment.
Notice offers safe real estate securities with seven to eight percent returns. Henry P. Lyman invites contact at 9 N Sixth St Fort Smith Arkansas and promises local references.
The report cites widespread leprosy among India's Hindu population, with many families affected and children missing schooling. It notes severe social and intellectual decline, quoting authorities on public instruction and census data to describe the marginalized condition of millions.
An Alaska pioneer recounts extreme cold exposure dangers as a Seattle observer describes how temperatures drop to near eighty below freezing. The account notes rapid breathing difficulties, frost effects on skin and nerves, and the need for prompt shelter to prevent fatal consequences.
A fragmented account discusses a medieval device called ups wan used to limit drinking by pegging or merking at tables. The text explains intended temperance effects but notes it ultimately increased excess and provoked resistance among heavy drinkers.
A scattered Ohio roundup notes attorney general Hogan filing an ouster suit against National Cash Register Co. on trust law grounds and education board charges against Superintendent Ryan with a June 28 hearing. It also mentions a prison detainee in Columbus serving two years for grand larceny and local travel updates.
A four year study cited by the St Louis Post Dispatch shows a Massachusetts Institute of Technology analysis of artificial ventilation in a Cambridge telephone central. Absenteeism dropped from about one in twenty to one in seventy after ventilation improvements, while wages and hours also shifted.
Kranz Lenbach receives a single critique from a privy counselor asking for clearer painting of buttons on the uniforme. Lenbach declines, joking that beads and buttons should be obvious to the emperor. The emperor laughs at the response when told.
Fashion notes describe summer hand bags in varied colors and materials. Styles include satin brocade tapestry and braided patterns with decorative buckles and ornate fittings. Bags are worn with silk straps and feature rich textures to complement garments.
Fashion writers note veiled borders remain standard for silk and satin gowns. American mills report glace taffetas for foundations with chifons and marquse- ttes draped over them. Bright color effects rely on harmonising contrasts across browns blues greens and reds.
An excerpt describes London beggars of various types including soldiers street singers and poor families. It notes how “tale pitchers” hire sickly infants for day rates and how entire families can be borrowed for small sums with no questions asked. A separate dialogue fragment mentions a person named Jim and a remark about Toledo.
An advertisement touts Manoline for facial skin irritation and roughness. It claims rapid comfort after twice daily use with a single drop per application. The copy markets a 360 drop tube at 25 cents and offers a money back guarantee.
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