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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
3
A garbled excerpt reveals social norms about marriage jealousy discipline and female roles. It mentions a jealous husband a wife managing a household and the idea of advertising and reputation in public spaces. The text also hints at women’s appearances dating and funerals as everyday concerns.
Indiana, riding from seventh to third in the conference, aims to finish strong as Carl Schutz leads the Crimson in a windup clash at Jordan Field. Purdue, after recent defeats, hopes to rebound from ties with Illinois and Chicago while Bloomington fans anticipate a decisive finish.
Washington June 2 1880 barely a handful of citizens recalled President Garfield and Vice President Chester A Arthur successor to the presidency after the assassination nomination on June 2 1880.
Report describes a free-for-all melee near Bedford involving Italian individuals. two men aged 18 or 80 were seriously hurt and hospitalized with no expectation of recovery. Also notes Rock Baptist Association to hold Sunday school convention June 6 at Mt Morigh church Adams. Boonville case involves Ethel Q Clark vs Jerauld Cunningham for 10000 damages filed in circuit court from Dubois county. Miss Clark is a Princeton, Indiana resident. defendant is a prominent Princeton dentist.
Knox County Attorney A H Greenwood received a letter from Hugh D L Barr of Bicknell stating the Knox county board will delay acting on the Elnora bridge over White River. Daviess county backs the project and seeks speed, while one Knox member elected January 1 opposes the bridge, causing the postponement.
New York in June shows a robust steel trade with 50,000 tons of bars plates and shapes contracted for car shops. Merchant builders booked 5 400 more cars and 2 900 added, rail shops require about 30 000 tons of rolled steel. Rail export rises with 35 000 tons of rails to British colonies and 5 000 tons to Canada. Mobile and Ohio leads with 1 008 cars. locomotives total 41. Inquiries for 25 000 tons of steel shapes follow 11 00 tons booked. A stray domestic note remarks a girl who marries for a home rarely goes out.
An elderly man credits Eckman’s Alterative for recovery from chronic lung troubles after repeated illnesses. He describes long illness, visits to specialists, and a year in the Catskills before trying the remedy, which he says helped him regain health and avoid death.
Notice from Van Buren township trustee JACKMAN announcing regular meetings every Wednesday and a monthly meeting on the last Saturday at one-fourth mile south of Ville. The notice is signed by Trustee JACKMAN.
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