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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
5
The unreadable clipping mentions names like Hargison and Tigpecanoe with stray references to state, congress, and senate. Financial figure $81 appears, dated 1887 in an unclear context.
Miss Beck travels to Vincennes for the district meeting of the Christian church. Be r Beck is listed on the program for a talk on the work in the history department. Delegates from Darlroe, Sarfin, Greté, Owen and Knox counties attend the Presbyterian church session.
Fragmentary text lists a recital at St Imc Sinoa's hall tonight featuring piano and vocal pieces. Mentions Backes, Davis, Walker, Rolfe Chorus, and Sanford with titles like Serenade and The Dance in the Woodland. Gifted performers and an accompaniment staff are noted in a garbled line.
Many from here plan to attend the state Sunday School convention to be held June 15 to June Wy at Logansport. Arrangements have been made for the meet ing including a suitable program with speakers from various Sunday schools across the state. Abe Martin in Indianapolis News notes Mr Tilton Moats has returned to Michigan for the summer with an old friend who visited him briefly.
London reports the promotion of a British Army private to corporal and notes medical students serving in the Royal Living Medical Corps amid a healthcare shortage. Vienna and Budapest move valuables from the museum to safer storage. The infant son of Ish Soliller is christened George Kitchener. Cardiff streetcar workers vote against employing women contractors replacing their war-absent husbands. Rumors claim war weariness may push reconciliation between France and the exiled Duke of Orleans Bourbon.
A fragmented complaint from Washington discusses citizen trust and endorsements amid concerns about unfamiliar sources. The message mentions James Hembree and an alleged kidnaping claim tied to health remedies, urging readers to rely on proven local endorsements and familiar names over unknown endorsements.
A Detroit report cites Prof Herkehel Diltford Parker proposing cost comparisons to defend the coast. He suggests building thousands of compact submarine motor boats, each one man operated, capable of 40 knots and torpedo strikes to deter enemy fleets. He envisions flotillas along the shore and air scouting to unleash torpedo swarms.
A June Cleveland feature discusses branding of sex workers and the city’s approach under the Hamilton system. The piece notes limited police action against street denizens and questions the effectiveness and ethics of public labeling as a control measure.
An old advertisement urges women to use Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Doctor Pierce’s Pellets to treat wombnly disorders, backache, headaches, and digestive issues. It claims near half a century of popularity and promotes sugar-coated pellets as a simple remedy.
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