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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
7
A fragmentary copy outlines a Sunday paper with color sections and a range of ads and notices. It mentions Austrians featured in color, various articles by James M. Cox of Ohio, and a curious exchange about a magician’s fee. The text includes job offers, lost items, lodge notices, auctions, and local classifieds with addresses and contact numbers. It captures a lively bulletin of entertainment, commerce, and public notices.
Daviess County will host the Indiana Bankers Association annual convention from August 15 to 17 at the West Baden Springs Hotel. The event is announced by local inklers and highlights the protective organization’s program and inform items.
A man asserts he is not as described and says he previously backed up to reach a bell and engage in a foot action. He rejects the claim and provides his own account of the incident.
A concise reflection notes women face heavy social pressure to keep up with trends yet suggests the burdens of fashion are lighter than imagined, framing stylish norms as a social expectation rather than a grave hardship.
A fragment suggests a substantial money amount related to interior decorating and a casual remark about a food dentist being broke. No clear names, dates, or locations are identifiable from the text.
A fragment notes someone named Dave facing money worries and hints at avoiding boredom by staying in. The text suggests social ease versus needing funds to avoid dullness or social pressure. No clear date or location is provided.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at a crime story involving an accused male returning after a failed plan, with a woman linked to antique jewelry and a diamond. Details are unclear but suggest a theft or possession scene.
An official note lists entertainment for the first evening a masked ball and a second night dinner with sports including tennis swimming bowling and golf. A cousin Mrs Dora Tidwell daughter of the late Norvan Johnson dies in St Louis and is buried after being remembered by longtime county residents.
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