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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
3
The article describes a hearing on proposed telephone rate increases, including monthly charges for business and residence lines. Merchants and the telephone association prepare to present their arguments as the commission considers higher rates and revised pricing structures.
An evocative account recalls pigeons carrying vast message loads during sieges. It notes claims of up to 40 000 messages in brief words, delivered rapidly with early photographic methods illustrating the era’s communication feats and limits.
The American Legion raises the Bergdoll reward to 500 dollars adding to a total over 34 000 dollars for the capture of draft dodger Charles Bergdoll. Reports say Bergdoll was moving south toward Kentucky on the trail, with government agent C W Roberts in pursuit.
A deaf mute allegedly tried to rob a blind man during a court hearing. The magistrate arranged for an interpreter as the defendant spoke little and the blind man described his fear and confusion while seeking relief.
A fragment discusses antiseptic nasal treats claimed to relieve colds and stuffed noses. It asserts a lasting contact with germ nests and promises home use benefits.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a court scene show Magistrate Douray asking the accused why he committed the act. A participant struggles to interpret the motive amid unclear dialogue and nervous conduct during the proceedings.
An advertisement touts Tasteless Castor Oil as chemically pure and free from taste, claiming it remains unchanged from processing. It urges parents to buy for children and notes a 65 cent price with local availability and mentions a small incident in the area.
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