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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
2
The report lists hogs cattle and sheep receipts with varying price ranges. It notes heavy rough and mixed hogs with values around 7.60 to 9.15 and cattle and sheep prices across several classes. Also mentions a health ad for kidney and blood health products from Smith & Wesson druggists.
A clipped notice reports that Lind will not be welded and refuses to intimidate. The fragment mentions no further details.
The document portrays Mexican officials debating Mr. Lind's unofficial approach and warns that mediation or naming Huerta remains unacceptable to despot officials while anti Huerta factions welcome a firm administration stance. Advertisements tout Foley Kidney Pills as superior kidney treatment from Smith & Winton druggists.
Arthur Sheers, a switchman and son of J M Sheers once with the local railway shops, shot his wife and then killed himself in St Louis. The wife was injured but not seriously. He was well known among Washington trainmen.
An old advertisement urges readers to act on impulse and use Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder issues. It claims the pills cooperate with nature and provide healing strength, toning effects, and relief from rheumatism and swelling.
The clipping notes high temperatures and heat impact with a reference to a sea breeze and a panther. It mentions the summer heat rising to 101 degrees and a contrast between two women described as enjoying and suffering in the heat. It ends with an advertisement for Kidney Pills from Smith dé Winton druggists.
A statistical review shows Spain confined to twelve provinces for sericulture in 1901 1910 with 346772 metric tons of leaves and 12674 tons of cocoons. Hay fever and asthma relief mention Foley's Honey and Tar Compound marketed by Smith & Winton druggists.
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