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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
3
In Loogootee Indiana on Tuesday afternoon the Club met at Mrs Stanley’s home with Ed Petersons Mrs Chet Ents and Mrs R Yu as substitutes. Two tables played for prizes won by Mrs Glen Colvin and Miss Mary Reynolds. A salad course followed the games. Next Tuesday the club will meet at Mrs Leo Costello’s home.
An old advertisement promises fuller energy and better health by building red blood cells. It extols S S S Tonic as a long tested internal remedy, claiming weight regain, nerve strength, and a natural skin glow, urging readers to buy at any drug store.
A fragmented tale follows Joe Murray as he leaves home after a June wedding, moving between towns and jobs. His letters reveal a restless search for belonging, with Helen’s death marking a turning point and his eventual, unnamed long journey continuing toward unknown cities.
Ion Indiana reports Mrs Sarah Loudermilk who resides at the Old Soldiers Home Lafayette celebrated her 93rd birthday May 29 with a large gathering at midday including Mr and Mrs Stoner Mr and Mrs Cunninaque and family Miss Vera Burress and others. A Narcleave Club meeting followed with a Memorial Day talk and plans for a musical program at the high school gym on June 8. Proceeds support the Odon library.
A scrambled ad promises to relieve smelly feet with a home regimen using Moone's cream applied to the palms of the hands and rubbed over the soles. It asserts fast relief from tiredness and soreness and offers money back satisfaction guarantees.
Dr and Mrs Clarence Mc Coy of Blebr visited Mr and Mrs Parish and daughter Ann. Mrs None o MicCoy and Har Mr and Mrs L Pickett visited in Terre Haute on Monday afternoon. Mr and Sim Arnold and children Emma Jane and John Robert visited in Cincinnati Ohio Monday.
Mrs Frank Loughmiller of Detroit and Mr and Miss Louis Cunningham spent the holidays with Mrs Angie s mother in Detroit while Miss Margaret Downey of Cincinnati joined the group.
The clipped text lists multiple families visiting relatives over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Tom Downey and Mr and Mrs Gutfofa Bnyder of Detroit. Other names appear garbled or partial with references to Richmon, Toledo, and India. The passage also tangentially notes a nonsensical line about light from the sun and the moon and mentions viviparious snails.
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