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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented text references medical terms and substances, mentions internal properties and cough mixtures, includes scattered names and numbers, and appears as a damaged page snippet without a clear single event or人物. The readable bits suggest a miscellaneous medical or pharmacological listing from a historical source.
Readable fragments reference Dr Chase ointment cures for eczema piles and skin troubles, Daly and Mitchell’s Pharmacy ads, California crop drop, Arnica salve claims, and schedules with names like Foley and Foley’s Honey. Local street addresses and community notices pepper the page.
The Sopamore glass banquet held at the A sonic hall featured professors Alen Axtell and Liebhardt, with Clinton Tharp Jr and Mrs Helen Brown leading the grand march. Mayme Reid played piano. a pine cone guessing contest awarded to Allén, while others attended. The article also notes the death of B. N. Helphinstine and a long obituary message to friends and relatives.
Byron night gathering near the southwest city limits honored Miss Louise Cochran of Indianapolis. Guests included Misses Margaret Minnie James Myrtle Ferguson Enno Frerich Josephine Hook Brown and Messrs John Mattingly Willis Charlie Stone Gy Stienspringer Henry Aibman. Games and home-made crafts preceded a tally pull, with Mother Gray’s Powders advertised in the crowd.
The court found the defendant guilty on one charge after a day in Saulsbury Keilandto court. The accused faced felony implications and was sentenced to five dollars and other consequences noted in court records. A separate individual was charged with assault and battery but acquitted.
In this partial notice Mrs Laura Brights Brush is reported to have died recently at age twenty, with family details and relationships truncated, reflecting a local obituary snippet from the period.
A fragmented late 19th century style fragment discusses political duty and public response to bills in Washington, references to Wilson and Hoover era rhetoric, and a strained debate over labor unrest and state power. The text questions future direction, urging thought on political outcomes and societal actions.
A garbled report hints at attempts to overhaul train service and the issue of compulsory stationing for charges. It mentions factions labeled as Bharchists and a distant promise, with unclear details.
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