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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
The article notes Mrs. Marshall shattered prior calling records by routing afternoon visits to maximize efficiency. With a presidential secretary and Mrs. Slagle handling data, she visits grouped streets, minimizes travel, and completes the day with record high calls.
A stream of satirical rants on weight, manners, love, and modern life. The narrator mocks female weight labels, marriage, cost of living, and social roles with tangential jokes about medicine, wealth, and engagement.
No prayer meeting tonight at the First Christian Church due to the funeral at 410 Grove Street at 7 30 this evening for Joseph P Miller.
Washington advises gardeners that surface watering weakens turf by lifting roots toward the surface. Deep soil soaking every one to two weeks, with a gentle spray, promotes roots growing downward and a tougher lawn. Split watering into six sections to avoid erosion and ensure even penetration.
In Louisville on June 2 Dr. John G. South, son-in-law of the late Senator Bradley, qualified as administrator of the senator’s estate. The widow and the senator’s daughter waived the right to act. The estate includes a personalty valued at about $20,000 and real estate of undetermined value.
Citizens across many towns plan road work and improvements funded by state and local authorities. The bulletin notes widespread projects in rural highways and planned spending during 1914 to improve transportation and accessibility.
London observes King George V marking his 49th birthday with a salute at St James Park and Windsor. Officials and royal family exchange gifts as congratulatory messages arrive from Europe and abroad. He ascended the throne May 6 1910 after King Edward VII's death.
Revenue reported at 28 6 615. a $1 547 687 drop from prior period. The document cites operating expenses and taxes while noting April 1913 trends. A writer named Ayicosby is mentioned in a broader Christian context tied to the date.
Bargain listing for a second hand plane offered by A. L. Biddinger at 4 West Walnut Street. Call phone 516 for details. Item description reads two on Khanda and one needed.
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