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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1908
Page
4
Mrs Lagpen leads a district effort empowering hundreds of Roxoury women through home economics and thrift. She trains families to cook plain meals, bake bread, and curb waste, turning kitchens into schools of frugality and dignity amid hardship.
A garbled account describes a patient at the city hospital experiencing a sudden choking event. Doctors report a silver tube and strange breathing sequences as the patient regains breath after intervention, with authorities seeking clarification on exact actions taken.
A long speech argues for local government control over alcohol licenses, urging Indiana voters to decide on county or ward level bans. It questions state licensing, criticizes centralized power, and compares Republican and Democratic platforms while calling for transparency in public expenditures and adherence to constitutional limits.
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston Street New York extols Electric Bitters praising its use for dyspepsia liver issues and weak kidneys. He claims the tonic regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor, noting availability at a drugstore.
Naples Maine man Lester M Neigon praises Dr King s New Discovery in a reveal letter claiming decades of use for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention. He says it is reliable and essential and would not be without a bottle, noting a 50 cent guarantee and a doctor s endorsement.
A summary of scattered reports mentions four masked men robbing a State bank in Cuba, Kaa, with a safe seizure and a fight with townspeople, while other items note calls to Arctic explorers for funding, Roosevelt’s commemorations in Kingston, a judge relocating to Florida, a British steamer collision near Dover, legal actions tied to a cotton report leak, English housing plans for workers, and a mass shift to full-time schedules for New England workers amid textile demand.
A Genoa and Naples liner arrived seven hours early on a Mediterranean voyage. Passenger Dino Gantt, brother of Cesart Cont, the line's agent, is aboard. Reports indicate the Duke of Gonos, prince of Diino, may visit the United States in summer for his cousin's wedding.
Berlin starts a juvenile court modeled on American practice to separate youths from adult criminals. Hearst gains 89 votes in New York recount as ballot boxes are rechecked. over 1,000 doses arrive in Beoun.
A foreman Bert Mc Millen, 85, kills his wife and two children Frank 6 and Opa 3 near hers two miles north, then dies. The motive seems madness with no clear cause. authorities note a possible music of a sudden insane impulse before the act. Reeded lines mention a separate report on Herman Sche Dal, a Chicago wire maker who died by suicide Monday.
Albion H. Smith known as Bloodhound Smith, long-tracker and guard at McNeill Island prison, recovers after months in poor health. Born near Olympia, he spent 48 years in the woods trapping and tracking, famed for trailing fugitives and wild game with unmatched woodcraft.
An obscure World page item from Ridge Springs Pennsylvania reports a traveling tramp named Livingston plans to quit the road and devote his life to sobriety and absence of tobacco and alcohol. Judge C W Cook is referenced in connection with the unconstitutionality claim.
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