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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
4
The poem voices a caged bird’s ache as sunlight, spring, and river scenes evoke its wish to fly. The speaker reflects on why the bird beats its wings and longs for freedom, expressing a prayer from the heart.
The reclamation service advances the Elephant Butte project to form the world’s largest reservoir. It will store two years of rainfall, cover Ohio to several inches, and create a 100 mile long, wide lake with a concrete dam 10 feet high and 1450 feet long.
Gettysburg gathers veterans fifty years after the Civil War clash between Meade and Lee. The article recalls the war’s northern theater and the high cost as thousands travel to reflect on Union and Confederacy forces, comradeship, forgiveness, and the vow of memory.
An essay argues that coeducation develops better men and women. It contrasts American independence and gender equality with European practices, urging balanced development, mutual respect, and maintained feminine and masculine traits in classroom life.
Weather report notes storms and rain across a wide area. Forecasters expect thunder showers and warm spells to shift through Monday and Tuesday with extended wet conditions in West Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
A vintage notice recounts a May gathering at Hamwilton’s hall with Mrs Parvin and Mes 2B Priddy hosting. George Bumnon and Miss Wrightle Ogle returned from a meeting and were in an accident on a narrow pike, Miss Ogle sustaining bruises. Stowe’s circus and Jobh Camp meetings are mentioned alongside local dances and events.
Observations taken at a weather station in Washington describe tomorrow's outlook. The report notes light variable winds and a forecast of mild conditions with possible changes.
Hemet in Riverside county seeks a public harbor and extended street paving as it grows. The plan envisions social centers, libraries, and recreational features to attract residents and teachers, with a temporary tax or toll structure extending through September 1.
Mrs. Mary Peterson opens an ice cream parlor at her home 622 Rawlings Street inviting neighbors to visit and enjoy sundaes and cones in a small local setting.
Call WB Hershey at home phone 4417 any evening from 7 p m to 9 p m for information about the City and County directory.
We offer loans on first mortgages on homes and farms worth double the loan amount. Fire and cyclone insurance are required. No losses to depositors and steady rates. Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio. Write for booklets.
A test picture machine in the gym is used by a group seeking to study player flaws. The device runs slowly while each facial moment is examined, highlighting issues like awkwardness and central motions.
Hamburg American liner Imperator departed New York for Flamburg on its first voyage, carrying 1685 people including crew, with 700 cabin passengers. Agents say it nears the White Star Olympic record for cabin passengers.
Married at the reverence of the bride's father in Washington on August 13 by Rev. J. F King. Dr. E Ho Thurston and Miss No M Day, both of this place, were wed.
Regular meeting of Washington Temple No 380 scheduled for Thursday evening July 1 at 7.24 o'clock to install officers Rosetta Wilson and M C Gillespie.
Robert Re wards, of Xenia Ohio, died after diving into the Littl Miami river at Cliffey and striking a rock. He sustained severe head and spine injuries and died from his injuries.
Iachburg Pennsylvania June 30 ferryboat capsized while overloaded sending 75 men into the Kiski river eight bodies recovered and the river is being dragged for others in the search efforts
Fritz Uminger, 60, city laborer, is feared dead after losing balance and tumbling from a second story window in Columbus. He struck the sidewalk, fracturing his skull, as rescuers rushed to the scene.
Former President Taft sailed with Mrs. Taft from New Haven for Point au Pie Canada to spend the summer there, remaining until early September. Read the Want Advertisements.
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