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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
Partial readable text mentions Terre Haute and a covert item. No clear events or names available. The fragmentary lines hint at a sequence of actions or notices but lack decisive details for a full summary.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a rescue station in Indiana with garbled surrounding letters. The readable items indicate a local emergency service or coastal rescue context and may mention location names and times, but no coherent events or outcomes are discernible.
The report outlines confessions and indictments in a major case involving named officials and companies. It notes Senate actions, witness testimonies, and procedural steps as the inquiry advances through hearings and potential trials.
An odd excerpt shows a food expert discussing three mysterious edibles and a deadly toadstool, with warnings about poison. It mentions a farm day speech at Winang College of Agriculture and names Camellias Lettriss Mattes and Alvin Padgett among speakers. A sales pitch for Hallister's Rocky Mountain Tea warns of skin issues and digestive aid.
The Knights of Pythias lodge held their annual roll call with about ninety members responding. Officers and committee members were praised for a well conducted meeting, with members enjoying a cordial gathering and strong turnout.
Fragmentary OCR shows astronomical observations of planetary positions and constellations with references to Jupiter Venus and Orion. It mentions community notices about graduates, dances, and local names, including names like Gordon Bennett and Mary Clemens, and reports of social events and postal notices.
A combative rant about readers trashing mail delivery and advertising circulars. It argues families rush for handbills and throw unread papers away, criticizing the waste and mess created by newspaper ads.
Workers on the Baltimore and Ohio line protest a recent arbitration board decision declaring not all operators must be placed in the vacation class. Management faces pressure to waive limits and allow all eligible employees to take vacations.
In Washington June 1 the United States Supreme Court upheld the Indiana Employers Liability Law in Melton versus L and N Hatford Company. Spencer Melton, a railroad carpenter injured in Howell India shops alleged defects in tools caused his injury. The lower court awarded him 2000 dollars in damages and the Supreme Court affirmed.
A damaged ad text advises on kidney and urinary symptoms and promote Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims benefits for back pain, frequent urination, and health improvements with bottles sold by druggists and a free sample offer by mail from Kilmer & Co.
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