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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
3
Washington insiders report diplomats cut expenses to keep costs lower than elsewhere as inflation impacts budgets and travel. The move signals tighter spending in diplomatic missions and support for reduced allowances.
Foreign officials and Congress members in Washington complain the cost of living has risen more here than in any world capital. A Bureau of Statistics report notes a 50 percent increase over the last decade with housing, meals, and entertaining expenses climbing.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine that reaches the blood and mucous membranes, claims it treats catarrh effectively without quackery, and notes testimonials are available. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio market the remedy for 76 cents with Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
I have purchased the Snider Studio and will take possession at once. All patrons who are doing work for me at present will call for finished work at my new location. Chas. R. Luder, Photo Attendee.
Fragmented report shows Judge Pablus of Marion ruling county officials are not liable for payments under court orders. It notes ex-sheriffs avoid forced reimbursement while commissions act, with speculative references to Santa Claus and Mountain Tea as filler advertisement. The text reveals confusion and a public notice style typical of an old newspaper.
It is known that a bill for electing county superintendents by popular vote rather than township trustees was presented to the general assembly. It would extend current terms ending June 1907 and prevent a special election. A companion bill seeks a five dollar daily compensation and requires a sixty months teaching license as a qualification.
The Consolidated Gas Company of New York opened in December the world’s greatest gas plant at Astoria Long Island. When complete the plant will feature huge tanks each nearly as high as the Flatiron building with a capacity of 15000000 cubic feet of gas. Each tank costs 1060000 dollars and wages will rise 10 percent yearly to 6500 employees to retain workers.
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