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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1911

Page

5

Major James F Cook Pioneer Soldier Dies at 74

Major James F Cook, aged 74, longtime county figure and farmer, died Friday night after a long illness. He served as major in the 10th O V I and later held Fayette County offices as treasurer and sheriff. Survived by three sons Isaac James and Jack Cook of St Louis and two sisters. Funeral Saturday at two o clock at his residence.

James F. Cook Georgedams Major Cook Gitil Messrs Isaac, James Jack Cook St. Louis Sona James F Cook Army 10Th Cook Fayette County Milo Rockwell Civ Mary Marey Mt Sterling California

World death rates show Messina healthiest place besides earthquakes

Washington June 17 The Public Health and Marine Hospital Service released global mortality statistics claiming Messina Italy boasts the lowest death rate with 87 per 1000 for sickness. Ireland’s Emerald Isle and Great Britain show higher rates, while South Africa and Scotland register 27.7 and 17 per 1000 respectively.

Washington Public Health and Marine Hospital Service Messina Italy Ireland Kilkenny Great Britain England and Wales South Africa Scotland

World speed record set by Mooruen Port in new monoplane

Paris reports Mooruen Port powered a self built Nieuport monoplane to a sustained speed record with a flight distance of miles at eight miles per hour under comparable conditions. The narrative mentions English hopes for a race in the International Troy Elyria event and other scattered notes from June.

Paris Mooruen Nieuport England

Washington Music Co Big Sale On Mandolins and Guitars

A large sale is underway at the Washington Music Co featuring mandolins violins and guitars with discount pricing and display ready for customers today.

The Washington Music Co

James E. Smith Joins Greenfield Auto Company

James E. Smith, tied to local garages the past eighteen months, has joined Greenfield Auto Company as craftsman. The narrative mentions a Latin poem found in a school book and notes the father was a top Greenfield High School graduate.

James E. Smith Greenfield Greenfield Auto Company Cureather Olo Greenfield High School

Change in Library Hours This Summer

The Public Library will close at 7 o clock during the summer months except on Saturday nights when it will remain open until 9. The change begins this coming Monday night. Ott Life Insurance Kearney Building.

Pomerene Opens Fight Against Trusts in Senate Speech

Senator Pomerene pledges to direct Attorney General to pursue criminal action against tobacco and standard oil trust officials. He vows to devote his time to challenging alleged trust violations and overturning court rulings, marking the start of a broader anti trust campaign.

Columbus Arion Ih Wasiington Ald Atterney Kirchbeum Stark County Olio Deavee Davis Common Pleas Court Pomerene Sain Wickersham Tupacco Trust Senate

Slavery In Scottish Mines Described In 15th to 18th Century

A fragment from The Tread End Titwes portrays Scottish mining slavery from 1445 to 1775. It notes keepers with bloodhounds to track runaways and mandatory labor choices with corporal punishment for idle days, yet cites a law granting miners partial freedom in Scotland.

Scotland Jad Rcotland London

Perfumed Fruit and a Royal Name Tale

An article fragment describes a peculiar fruit with a pale yellow lemon hue grown on a crooked tree with spiraling branches, perfumed to smell like the fruit itself. It notes the fruit is edible despite odd growth and notes Japan’s trees grow diagonally. The piece then shifts to a historical note about the Macgregor family name and royal bans, referencing Charles I, William and Mary, and early seventeenth century anti Macgregor persecutions.

Japan Perhujes Pearson’ Weekly Macgregors Charles Ir William and Mary Charles Macgregor Murray Mun Leadon Spectator

Memorial Day observance by Methonene Tribe No 12

The Red Men of Methonene Tribe No 12 hold their annual Memorial Day next Sunday June 1st meeting at the wigwam at 1 p m Sunday afternoon then proceed to the First Captain church where Brother Harry Wood will give the memorial address all who can furnish flowers are asked to bring them to the hall Sunday morning

Harry Wood

Unanswered Turkish Riddle Recited Across Centuries

A fragmentary old Turkish riddle handed down through centuries asks a cryptic question about a beggar and happiness. The garbled text preserves the gist of a traditional puzzle without clear solution or modern context.

Henkle Poison Case Provokes Delaware Scandal Talk

Detective Matthews spent the day interviewing witnesses in the Henkle poisoning case as new leads surface. Edgar Way’s death from arsenic poisoning prompts renewed scrutiny of Mrs Jessie Was-tenkte and the arrested stepmother, with the grand jury expected in September.

Wheelin W. Va Henkle Wbo Matthews Delaware Warren Hast E. Vee Ehrr Matthews Focuer Tessie Henk Mra Hess Edgar Way Mirlie Henkle Tevencold John 1 Jessie Grand

Agricultural Prices and Miscellaneous Farm Items Listing

A fragmented price list shows items like Wheat and Corn, oats, hay, clover, potatoes, beet, and young chickens with various prices. The page reads as an old market catalog with rough figures such as 50 cents and 22 cents per unit, indicating typical farm goods pricing.

Corn and Corn Meal For Horses From Ancient Manual

Readers are advised on feeding corn and corn meal to horses and cows, detailing laxatives, proportions, and digestion. Notes cover laxative servings, roughage limits, cob content, and cattle udder and conformation cues for healthy dairy animals.

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