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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
4
Poem depicts a grieving scene as a child named Little Master sleeps forever after illness. The speaker notes quiet hands folded, absent sounds of play, and a mother weeping, with a final farewell to a “low green bed” and flowers. Emma A. Lente, Farm Journal.
Wisconsin adds 600 islands to northern forest reserves with tracts from under an acre to over 40 acres priced at 10 to 200 dollars yearly. Plans include lake region access, roads, trails, and cottage sites. A new 1 million dollar library designed by Cass Gilbert will house 50 000 volumes. The government will open western Kansas land for settlement once forest service land is abandoned. Santa Fe railroad sold the land decades ago for a tree experiment after purchase by the government.
A 15th century reflection on conversation stresses that intelligent listening and articulate speaking are essential skills. It argues that balance between talking and listening creates meaningful dialogue, while overemphasis on speaking leads to confusion and poor interaction.
Joseph T. Talbert, vice president of the National City Bank of New York, argues that growing extravagance and waste among Americans harm national welfare. He cites many dependents, lavish car use, and widespread charity reliance as proof of public profligacy in a land of plenty.
Analysis by William Howard Taft, then Yale law professor, criticizes U S military policy. He argues Congress underfunds and the nation overestimates its safety, warning that a coastal defense focus ignores possible land invasions and stressing Europe and Asia are closer than in Washington's era.
The dispatch notes cloudy conditions with a chance of thunder showers in Washington and Indiana. It forecasts moderate south winds and wet weather through Wednesday with possible changes in temperatures and rain, including midweek adjustments in various regions.
Weather observations report clear conditions and a calm day. Forecasts indicate possible showers tomorrow with light to moderate south winds across the region.
The motor truck line between Chillicothe and Bainbridge has been discontinued after failing financially due to low ridership. Washington authorities noted Bainbridge shoppers are content to let the route end and did not increase patronage.
Mr Joseph R Williams of Alliance Ohio testifies to Sax Salve curing eczema of thirty years and scalp eczema with calloused cracked skin It allegedly heals Ringworm after one application and is claimed effective for all skin troubles The firm Blackmer Tanquary advertises Sax Salve with a money back guarantee and promotes Vind as a blood purifier and purifier supplement.
A fragment discussing Knickerbocker chat in New York City purchasing a site on Vitth avenue and Sixty second Street for a five engine house project. Mentions remodeling of a fire engine house, financing details, and interest from city officials. Also references rail shares activity, a Pacific lumber firm, and a rush highway project, with various unrelated notes.
A brief historical recap describes a soldier who died from an inflamed wound after a minor injury in Ofta town and notes a match between Occidents and Energetics, ending 43 to 33. It also mentions a Washington party invitation by Mr. J. F. Ely drawing high society, with eager anticipation for a grand event.
A reader notes that liquid blue is unnecessary and suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue as a safer laundry additive. The statement frames Ball Blue as a preferred option over liquid blue for whitening fabrics.
Mrs James Flynn of this city traveled to Dayton for the funeral of Ray Mackey and lost a purse with 250 dollars in currency. She appealed to the police for help recovering the bank notes intended for Mackey funeral expenses.
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