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Newspaper
Washington Gazette
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
4
A Beall Mississippi reader recalls his wife recovering from consumption after using Dr King's New Discovery. He notes initial symptoms, rapid improvement after four bottles, and a guarantee by J N Jones druggist with prices 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottles are offered free.
Glendale resident D H Ricks arrived to town while Mrs Will Borders returns from St Louis. Several visitors from Vincennes Evansville Cincinnati Bloomington and Cambridge City were sighted with Miss Rosa Davis Shoals and Miss Jennie Davis traveling to Cincinnati to study music. Judge Houghton came from Shoals and attorney E T Laughlin from Odon with others listed including Ray Palmer Padgett Gardiner and Gus Boyd visiting Will Hawkins and family.
A reflective note warns that even voters misled by biased reports suffer. It contrasts disillusion with the idea a universal cure exists and promotes Dean's Ointment as a guaranteed safe remedy.
Travel quotes show July 1 to 10 rates at 257.50 from St Louis and 50.00 from Missouri River to California and return. August 1 to 14 quote 247.50 from St Louis and 45.00 from Missouri River. An 811.00 add-on in August for return via Puget Sound and northern routes through Billings or St Paul.
A compilation of tiny items from Petersburg and vicinity including a fake foot race victim, a deep well discovery near Jeff Abbott's farm, K of P memorials, upcoming marriage in Indianapolis, water testing plans for the city, and various local society notes. Also reports births, theft settlement, school activities, livestock, church events, and a university statistic remark.
Flyer notes pants priced at 1.48 from Josephs with a 2.50 flyer. A sign proclaims the largest stock of watches and chains in the city with a claim of no undercutting. The ad promotes high class, guaranteed watches sold at bargain prices at 313 Main Street under the name JEPSON.
A partisan speech lauds the Republican foundation of American liberty and industry. It praises President Roosevelt, calls the era one of progress, and urges workingmen to stand guard over the edifice of Republican achievements, urging continued adherence to the party’s themes.
The Springfield Republican argues against Northern blacklisting and emulates Southern hypocrisy in supporting a chambermaid of Southern heritage while condemning anti Negro actions in the North. It questions charity toward the South versus aiding northern education and civil progress, calling the behavior foolish and hysterical.
The quotation questions a deserter who aids the enemy on the eve of battle and returns to resist victory, arguing that such treachery does not justify leadership in the army he betrayed. The speaker, Mr. Bryan, critiques the ethics of leadership after betrayal.
Ambiguous text mentions untarnished rooms and a contact at 509 South Street with Mag J A Edaz. No clear event or dates.
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