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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
The notice advertises fresh and old potatoes at 20c per peck, new potatoes at 3c per lb, fancy cucumbers tomatoes and cabbage, Texas onions and green beans, oranges lemons bananas and beans, smoked bacon, strawberries and pickles. Trade at J. W. Duffee & Co. with both phones No. 77.
Six men die when the Gloucester fishing schooner Olympia is run down by the Bill Sagamore in thick fog miles off Salle teland. Victims include Captain Joan A. Dogan and three others from Portland and nearby towns.
A fragment notes ongoing lobbying activity tied to Taft era diplomacy and legal questions. It cites correspondence about authority to press for legislative action and mentions Oxnard Palmer and related attorneys probing past authorizations and investigations amid pending Corestened Ieg islation.
Readers are told a $100 reward for any case Catarrh that fails to cure. The notice extols Cheney's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy taken internally, says it heals the disease by strengthening the body, and offers testimonials and a money-back pledge.
This item notes actress Mrs H L Stitt and mentions Comrade Washington Gardner in connection with a music context.
The article reports comments by the State Banking Superintendent attributing a bank failure to bad paper. It notes ongoing reconstruction work and mentions figures such as Mr Baltimore and the receiver general, with references to bond issues and financial confidence in Wall Street.
A garbled report from Nebraska notes farms expecting an early harvest in the wheat belt. Mentions Nebraska and Wisconsin regions with farmers watching conditions and potential yields ahead of harvest.
Police recovered four paintings stolen from a Florence museum. The works date back to Fra Angelico and Byzantine masters, with two pieces unidentified. An art dealer bought them for 2400 dollars. officers traced them to a trunk in baggage rooms after monitoring railroad stations. Columbus report notes exoneration of Fayette Haber from hospital probe.
The death of José Mr. Glikyson, an official of New Jersey Public Service Corp, at Jefferson Hospital prompts two wives to claim his body. One wife from Philadelphia and the other from Camden contest legal status, with both requests refused pending determination of the lawful spouse.
Ohio officials report the arrest affidavit for John A. O Dwyer chief deputy of the Toledo election board was struck down on two grounds: lack of specificity and no penalty under state law for the alleged offense.
Fragmented notes describe a committee consideration related to hearings at Charierton. Mentions of operators, witnesses, and district activities suggest ongoing procedural steps in a regional dispute or inquiry. The text references Kanawha district and timelines around a hearing, with unclear specifics.
In Kenton June 19 John Barker was seriously injured when the automobile he rode in turned turtle while trying to reach a fever-stricken woman, Miss Helen Southard. Stewart Garretson, also in the car, was lightly injured as the vehicle left the road and one front wheel came off. They continued in another machine.
The Daily Herald asks readers to telephone or mail items of general interest to keep the paper informed. It notes stories the paper wants are usually suitable for publication and invites contact via call or letter.
A dapper chapeau features a high sideways brim and a velvet bow with a pump knot. An osprey plume decorates the trimmed side, and a milanese tint is noted to match color with the hat’s lining.
An advertising blurb touts the lightest roll film box camera with fixed focus automatic shutter and view finder. It promises noiseless winding, folding design, amateur finishing and prompt guaranteed service.
Timetable fragment lists irregular times with unclear headings such as 6:01 and 10:36 and entries like Jaw and Compaen. The readable bits suggest a commuter schedule or broad timetable snippet with incomplete lines and stray words.
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