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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1913
Page
4
The poem praises a versatile college man who excels in rowing, boxing, games like poker and bridge, and music on banjo and mandolin. It notes his social club memberships, prized English duke cousin photo, lavish room, bottle cellar, flamboyant dress, bulldog pet, and alma mater pride as he prepares to graduate, with the New York American as the source.
A 1911 column reflects on President Wilson and Congress shifting patronage power. It notes Republicans' past unity and Democrats' internal divisions, with editors predicting how Wilson must secure broad Congressional support to push his program and distribute jobs.
The article discusses the newspaper's obligation to publish harsh facts for the public good despite discomfort. It argues that life and a community require two pages of coverage, one bright and one dark, balancing sympathy with the duty to report events such as births and deaths to serve the public interest.
June 28 report from VeLae Washington notes fair and warm conditions with variable winds across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Tennessee and West Virginia expected thunderstorms and showers on Saturday and Sunday with generally fair and warm weather elsewhere and light to moderate winds.
Weather notes describe Seattle as heady and clear with clouds in Washington on June 28 and indicate an Ohio forecast of probably fair weather with little temperature change and light winds. Observations are brief and based on readings from the U S Weather Bureau.
The Presbyterian church circle at Ely Hall will be entertained Thursday evening by Mrs Rutte Mr Gray Mr Hannah and Mrs Hutchinson. The town marshal asks citizens to cut weeds and grass to save trouble and expense. J Willis of Madison county, ex-county resident, bought a Singer sewing machine. Site Shoe shop moved to new room near Lidy House east of Mos Day’s millinery to manufacture boots and shoes. Southdown sheep from Judge McLean pasture strayed. 12 fat ewes and 10 wethers plus bucks missing. large reward offered.
A digest of varied items notes per capita debt myths, opera bids for 1915, Carnegie library origins, Zionist colonization efforts, a Wilson Scout relay across major cities, and Louisiana swamp fertility estimates. Paris fashion trends highlight light gowns replacing corsets with silk ensembles.
Mrs Mary Peterson opens an ice cream parlor at 622 Krawlings Street inviting patrons to visit the home venture. The notice appears in local listings with contact line for orders and patronage.
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