Washington Admires Boy Scouts and Band During Encampment Week
Washington readers applaud the Boy Scouts and the Washington band for their pivotal roles in entertaining the Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Visitors praised cordial greetings and efficient service, with Scouts aiding households and veterans, while volunteers from churches and local groups provided supplemental entertainment and support.
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Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Vistors
Werner
Boy Scouts
Regdie x Mathalle
Boy Scouts of
Washington Band
Women and Age Respect in Summer Dress
A column urges women to dress by their age not by youth trends. It argues mature fashion should flatter rather than imitate youth with flashy coats and styles. The piece warns against aging women clinging to youthful clothes and calls for graceful attire appropriate to age.
Poetry For Today Battle Hymn Of The Republic
A fragmentary newspaper poem featuring the Battle Hymn Of The Republic with garbled OCR text. It references Mine eyes have seen the glory the Lord marching on and mentions Julia Ward Howe. The piece includes distorted lines about a fiery gospel and God marching on amid wartime imagery.
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the Republic
Weather Forecast Across Regions Including Tennessee and Kentucky
Weather report notes fair and warmer conditions in Washington June 7 with likely showers in Thunder showers across Thursday and Friday. Lower Michigan Indiana expect late warmups with Friday fair and light variable winds. Tennessee Kentucky plan generally fair and warm on Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
Virginia Lawal
Michigan
Indiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Weather observations and forecast from Washington region
Weather observations from multiple cities including Chicago St Louis St Paul San Angeles New Orleans Tampa Seattle show clear and cloudy conditions. Indications for tomorrow in Ohio include fair weather with variable winds.
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Rosteen
Ea Ini
Huffaloene
Washington
Columban
Chicago
St Louis
St. Paul
San Angeles
New Orleans
Tampa
Seattle
Souvenir Spoons Given by President to Executive Board
Mia Hruah presented each Executive Board member with a small package containing a souvenir spoon as a token of appreciation for the year’s work under Dora L. Brush. The recipients valued the gesture and enjoyed the year’s administration.
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Tion
Mia Hruah
Dora L. Brush
Red Cross Ball Blue doubles value for your money
Red Cross Ball Blue claims to go twice as far as any other brand offering greater value for the same price and urging shoppers not to spend on competing products.
Glimpse Back Through Years June 16 1870 and Local Happenings
John E M Kerr notes Paul Hartman excavating ground at Court street for a brick carriage and wagon works. A Sab bath school scholar asks ministers about the tablet of stone the Ten Commandments were written on. A mowing machine trial in McLean's meadow west of town attracts farmers ahead of harvest.
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Paul Hartman
Court Street
Eds. Herald
Sugar Girove
McLean's Meadow
Doctors purchase Hatcheld device advertised as cure all
Drs Coffman and Saxton buy one of Dr Hatcheld s Equalizers described as a painless remedy curing any number of diseases without medicines or pain in application.
JAPAN COMMISSIONERS VISIT AMERICA TO LEARN CONDITIONS
Two Japanese commissioners appointed to investigate conditions in the United States arrived to study developments in the state. They will visit Washington and meet with the president and secretary of state as well as Ambassador Chinda before their return.
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America
Commerce of
Dapan Te Fone
Memonmal
Ameert TeHowing
Washington
Protaoty
Chinda
Rodecker's News Stand in the Post Office Lobby
A note reports Rodecker's News Stand operates inside the post office lobby offering newspapers magazines and periodicals. The brief item highlights location convenience for customers and hours aligned with post office service.
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Rodecker
The
Committee Heads Plan Publicity and Election Events
A fragmented article outlines committee leaders planning publicity, meetings, and venues for election events. Specific names and locations are listed as contacts at the Board of Elections, YMC A hall, and various officials including Mayor Smith and Judge McCrea.
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Emergency Corps
Board of Elections
BOY Scots
YMC_ A
Allen
H. T. Baker
Edward Fite
Cockerills Ste. V
Dent
Midland Natl
Taylor
Rowe
Chas. H. Parrett
Herald
Hierbert’ Brownell
Rog
McCrea
Millikan Field
Frank Johnson
Thousands Press for State Aid to Stamp Out Hog Cholera
Petitions circulated over the past weeks request $20,000 in state aid to combat hog cholera in Fayette County. Signed by thousands of voters, they are being collected by Cashier Armstrong of Washington Savings Bank and will be sent to Columbus Wednesday to push Fayette County as the site for state assistance.
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Fayette County
Columbus
Peron
Armstrong
We Can Pay Dividends Delayed and Unequal
The text describes preferred stock benefits and varied dividend rates for different holders in Central Ohio. It notes many institutions receive 20 percent, others 10 to 12 percent, depositors 7 to 3 percent, and mentions the State Building and Loan Company paying five percent on time deposits.
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Poetry For Today
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Julia Ward Dowe
Cirwer Church
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Weather Report
Fourte States Weather Bureau
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Ohio
Cc.h. Murray Undertaking Company
E. Court St
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Bell
James T. Tuttle
Optician Waeeshington OC. H
Odie
John E. M. Kerr
Amerian Press Association
Howse
Lola
Hive
Faemween Capitol Loan Company
Passmore Fidge
Fayette St
Ruggery Columbus
Elmer A. Klever
Hell
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Albert R. McCoy
Omece
E. Court St. Bell Tel
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Sons OF Veterans Automobile Parking Transportation
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Larrimer Laundry CO
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F. Mark
Sauer’s Bakery
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