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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
5
The clipping quotes The Herald attacking frivolous youth and loafer culture, contrasting it with labor. It notes The Appeal to Reason as a radical anarchist paper and questions Burton’s claim about the clipping. The piece argues against idleness and praises productive work while denouncing indulgence.
A letter to The Herald commends a countywide effort for a grand monument to veterans. It credits field workers petitioning voters, the county commissioners for generous support, the council and lawyers for advocacy, and taxpayers for funding. The writer recalls dedication planned for October 1912 and signs Abner D Colbert.
City leaders debated attire and style at Monday night council gathering as officials discussed fashion considerations and decorum for upcoming events.
Council discusses street improvements on Seventeenth and nearby avenues, petitions for sewer work, and extension of a water main. Reports approve fire hydrant locations, concrete curb and sidewalk plans, and bond contracts while considering fence and health policy debates and traffic enforcement ideas.
Shiloh Earl Ketses hauled Wheat to Odon Saturday. Wil Montgomery went to Odon Thursday. Stella Chestnut visited Frinity Springs Saturday. Mrs Claes Evansville Friday. Rosensfrry went to ay. Alto Yark and family of Odon visited Mrs Josse Brock Sunday. Chester Hadkler from Loogootee passed through Thursday. Walter and Alessie Chestnut visited Sunday with Bert Roach. Mrs Mation Chandler visited Wadeland family Thursday. Hl and Herschel Harper were guests of Deles and Ruby Monts Sunday. Sarah Daugherty of Washington visited her parents last week. Obert Brooks and family visited Will Harper Sunday. Arnold Bob and Miss May zeshing were guests of Fred Byror Sunday. John Resler of Colorado was guest of Mrs James Garten Friday. Rev Ji M Clinton from China gave an address Sunday night. Mrs P M Hoover passed last with granddaughter Mrs Katie Moore. Roachi employed near Washing visited as cath. Ja Bare Bur Mr and sth Cornelius Resler day at Elijah Shestnut will Thursday evening and had medical attention. visited Wednesday night near Ragles. Orpha por took suddenly. Man family were guests of Andee en Miles and family Clinton south of here on. Willis Hoover little sons Myron and Georse the Marsh. Eoorer Mrs Saturday afternoon at Harvey. Family reunion at home of Mr and Mrs Major Cline Friday evening. Mrs Ethel Mir and little daughter Dorie passed By. They gathered for letting contract for building a house owned etc.
The article stresses cleanliness from start to finish in dairy work. It covers cow selection, housing, feeding, milking routines, milk handling, skimming timing, cream separation, culture use, and temperature controls to produce superior butter with low fat loss and consistent flavor.
The article notes Tennyson as a refreshing smoking poet of the Victorian era while contrasting his two contemporaries Browning and Swinburne who detested tobacco. Swinburne is depicted raging against tobacco in his Arts Club in London seeking a free room from smoke and condemning the “filthy blackguard” Rayleigh for the smoke.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe undulations and a torn chancel area. Readers glimpse a church interior detail with possible disturbance or structural issue. No clear date or place is identifiable from the readable text.
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