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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1913
Page
4
A reader discusses how sincerity in public life is proven by advancing unpopular ideas and sticking to principles regardless of public opinion. The piece argues that true statesmanship shows through bold leadership, while opportunism erodes trust and hinders effective service.
A speaker recalls near a window the sea and waves as memories of a long lost child return. The scene shifts to a village and an old school door where joyful voices echo, inviting reunion. The poem reflects on passage through life’s sea and the hope of reunions in memory.
Dr. Paul S. Reinsch argues that U S credibility rests on fulfilling treaty obligations and arbitration commitments. He contends leadership depends on consistent policy aligned with national destiny, not sentiment or minor interests.
Washington and Indiana areas expect thunder showers Thursday and likely Friday. Warm, moderate south winds with squalls possible. southern portions may see late south portion thunder showers. West Virginia briefs show local showers Thursday and Friday with continued warmth and moderate south winds. Lower Michigan forecasts cloudy skies with likely thunder showers Thursday and Friday and moderate south winds.
Weather observations indicate warm conditions with moderate south winds and squalls. Ohio forecasts show local thundershowers and continued warm weather for tomorrow.
Garfield Commandery No. 28, Knights Templar, holds a special conclave Friday morning June 27 1913 at an sharp full Knight Templar uniform to Wilmington. Every Sir Knight is urged to attend Washington band will go with Commandery by order of Elmer A Klever E C W E Robinson Recorder.
A quirky remark suggests self praise over attacking rivals with mud. The line frames competitive sport as a field for positive celebration rather than negative tactics.
The New York firm Bowers and Sands declined Roosevelt libel suit fees, saying they served a public interest by defending a former president. Also notes Christian Endeavor plans in Los Angeles, Expo events, and logistics on ex packing and Alaska railroad machinery.
Swift and Co annual data for 1911 shows 8,000,000 calves slaughtered averaging seventy pounds veal rather than beef. If allowed to live one year, they would yield about 4.8 billion pounds of beef, enough for a city of 356,000 for fifty years, or for a nation of 17.5 million for one year.
A reminiscence noting the owner has taken stock of debts from years past including cholera and other troubles. The author laments unpaid accounts, some excused, some payable, and appeals to debtors to settle, saying money is scarce but settlements would be appreciated by the Cleavelands.
County treasurer elect Keg J W Sayre begins erecting a brick residence south of Gardner. A front gate on our street needs repair and a woman to one side and a soundment on the other are requested to steady it each even tne. The Willis horse, once owned by Mack Willis, now in training at tetambeo ji, runs 2 minutes 22 seconds to trot and has risen in value from 700 to about 26 v0, with current owner expecting record speeds.
Buckeye Lake Island near Summerland Beach and Millersport, 36.47 acres, fertile land noted for fruit growing, sold at Lancaster court house to James E. Purvis for 7700 dollars. Administratrix sought 12000 to 15000. appraised value 11506. Purvis plans improvements to create an attractive summer resort district.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Bell Blue as the superior blue dye replacing Liquid blue. It emphasizes that the liquid is weak and recommends choosing Bell Blue for a fully blue result.
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