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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary ad style text touts Dr Greene's Nervara to strengthen frail nerves and restore vitality. It claims dramatic improvements for women and mentions facial paleness and tiredness as conditions treated.
In a mass meeting at the Peoples Theatre, Washington township Republicans elected four delegates and four alternates to the district convention to be held in Bedford next Tuesday. They also chose precinct committeemen from each precinct and voted down a primary election for township offices.
State Superintendent Frank J. Jones spoke to a crowd in the High School assembly room this morning on Education. He argued education is humanity’s top passion and the taxpayer funds it generously, posing three questions about how, what, and how we teach. The remarks touched on cross cultural views including a reference to the Chinese.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a patient narrative claiming relief from kidney and back pain, urinary issues, and nervousness after using an unnamed remedy. The text references earlier discomfort and a life impact, but specifics about treatment, dates, or results remain unclear.
A garbled OCR passage cites a witness doubting evidence and mentions Dean's remedy priced at 60 cents, with Foaster Milburn Co of Buffalo listed as sole agents for the United States. It references symptoms of kidney infection and a neighbor friend.
Fragmentary report describes a nighttime break in at a residence near the Fairgrounds. A window was forced but residents were not harmed, and little loot or details remain about suspects or outcome.
An advertisement by Dr. Petfig at 205 East Walnut Street Washington, Int. promotes natural remedies for chronic diseases. It claims to diagnose without medicines, offers home care and yearly or monthly fees, and promises free exams and confidential consultations at 236 S Fourth St, Incennes, Ind.
A fragmented report notes the installation of new officers at a Bengal lodge event held after an age room gathering. Ira Bierhaus of Vingenabs led the charge and new members joined as guests sampled oysters at the restaurant.
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