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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1927
Page
4
Montreal riders were fined after splashing mud on pedestrians while speeding through a pool area. Authorities cited reckless driving and endangering public safety as the basis for penalties.
Poison ivy, described as the bugaboo of outdoor Hoosiers, is highly common this season. The Indiana Medical Association Bulletin notes its three divided leaves are easily recognized and explains transmission via oil, skin contact, and road travel exposure. Advice includes immediate washing with soap and water, followed by solvent oils, and medical prevention or treatment plans for exposed workers.
The piece argues that despite claims the next war will be aerial, victory hinges on ground forces. It emphasizes the indispensable role of soldiers who dig in and hold terrain during night operations and bad weather, underscoring the enduring value of ground tactics and doughboy-like infantry.
Daviess county commissioners met to open bids for three road contracts and five bridges plus one bridge repair. Low bids included J h Hassler for the N. Keith road at 9517.50, Albert Mussleman for Burton Reed at 1400, W W Sinnott for Stuckey road at 4395, Walter Gregory low on McCary and Thompson and Lane bridges with bids 523, 653, and 480 respectively, George Brennan 419 on Reek bridge, Gregory 31 more on Ingsdale bridge, and Scott Armes 5.91 higher than Brennan on a Cosby repair.
Sheriff ER. 6O. Jones received a telegram from his son K. J. Jones, deputy, stating Ora Hatfield, convicted of murder in Daviess county, arrived safely at Michigan City with the prisoner. Before leaving, Jones visited Pendleton and Putnamville, returning prisoners for the trial.
Cleveland prose sketches a serenade by a local performer amid notes on appetite and digestion. The piece hints at impression of jazz as exciting while commenting on the proprietor's offerings and public reaction. No clear event dates or organizations are identified.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a brief report of a hurt person or incident labeled oddly as hurt ous bit and prod Nertiad, with unclear attribution and minimal readable details.
The Knights of Columbus will meet in their lodge room at 7:45 this evening. Lunch will be served to all attendees following the meeting.
A vintage testimonial notes pimples boils and skin eruptions as a system issue. It claims 8 S.S. builds muscles clears blemishes and eyes irritation by helping Nature, with a Cincinnati reader praising improved health after use. The product is said to come from medicinal roots and sold in two sizes.
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