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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
2
Congress debates Howell Barkley bill to abolish the Railroad Labor Board amid a strategic clash on timing and procedure. Party leaders warn passage could reshape national labor policy as rival factions push dozens of related measures and budget items.
An old time health ad touts 8 8 8 and S S S tonics as makers of blood cells to improve appearance. It claims rich red blood cells flush impurities, clear pimples, and plump lips, urging readers to use vegetable-based tonics sold in standard and larger sizes.
Reading fragments describe a New Year period with mentions of Corning residents including Charley Donald and Mat Kellettear. References to a Terre Haute trip for schooling and a dance at Leo Colvin’s place appear among scattered social notes and family names.
Fragmented OCR poses a cross word puzzle with vertical and horizontal clues. It lists terms like Inoculation fluid conscience, opposite of s, angi, and many scattered definitions including pronouns, animals, and grammatical forms. The garbled text hints at a large themed word grid and assorted clue prompts.
Fragmented text narrates a British noble estate context with Baroness Dedies, Helen Vivien Gow and implied commentary on marriage roles. It references property, labor expectations, and a critique of women’s work within a domestic partnership, amid unclear, garbled phrases.
Dorothy Dix argues that most women marry to escape work are mistaken plums. She says marriage is a strenuous, active life requiring effort in jobs like stenography store work or factory tasks. A lazy mindset in marriage is harmful, as men with any spark of ambition press on and stay engaged in work.
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