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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
4
Four barrels were dumped at 540 West Fifty-third street when agents stopped and seized a keg loaded on a track. They opened it, tested its contents, and arrested a man named Smith. A separate line notes warnings about diving songs and a claim New York City has over 21 000 telephone operators.
Interior department engineers at Pittsburg Experiment Station disprove the myth that a running car in a closed garage is safe. An idling car in a 3000 cubic foot garage caused a dog to lose consciousness in ten minutes, showing carbon monoxide kills quickly even with the engine running. Open doors and drive outside to dissipate gases.
Two convicts named van Znidarie and Alexander Sefer were to be executed for killing Zaidaric's wife in Waras din, Jugo Slavia. The hangman caught a cold and could not attend, delaying the death sentence until he is able to officiate. French farms begin milking cows by electricity.
New York uses about 1.8 million eggs each year. The figure reflects broad consumption across households restaurants and institutions in the city.
Dorothy Dix counsels a worried mother and a young man. A mother warns against her daughter riding home with a married man, citing gossip and the harm to her name. A 24 year old suitor asks whether to marry his wealthy older admirer or a loving poor woman.
A reader argues young men should not marry for money advising true happiness comes from loving companionship and hard work. A second letter asks how to help a family with a mother who is a drinker, with Dorothy Dix recommending institutional care and professional help to protect the children.
A frantic call reported a husband beating his wife but the police chief said they cannot stop all disputes. The night force deals with frequent neighborly quarrels and formal complaints. resources are too thin to enforce harmony in every home.
In Lyons a woman curious about flying paid with her life when Sergeant Perrier in a military plane let her aboard against regulations. The craft caught fire and crashed minutes after takeoff, the woman found dead under debris while the pilot was seriously hurt. Prussian custom forbids a candidate from casting a ballot.
Three federal narcotic bureau agents trailing from One Hundred and Sixty-seventh Street and Broadway seized a truck carrying 100 barrels of alleged beer after following it to Forty-ninth Street and Tenth Avenue. The driver was identified as Joseph Smith of New York City.
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