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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
4
A 1920s column notes lettuce and fruit intake rising 440 percent over ten years while meat consumption declines. It cites health columnists, school cooking, vitamins, fashion, and economy as drivers. It warns the shift affects farmers and meatpackers, and ponders Coolidge's Western trip amid political tensions.
A tale tells of Scouty facing a giant swordfish near the rock. Valais watchers describe the Photahouty overhead as Scouty seizes a long iron bar and bravely stands his ground while the sea battle unfolds without a clear winner.
Announcement of a public auction on Wednesday June 15 1027 at one o'clock. Items include four year old mule team about 15 hands, sow and ten pigs, 250 bushels of corn and hay, farm implements such as IH manure spreader, steel barrow, harness, wagon, hay ladder, hog drawer, garden plow, cross-cut saw, and more. Cash discounts offered. notes allowed for larger purchases. no removal until settled. Auctioneer John Weaver. clerk Buzan.
The Columbia with two aboard has tracked the Spirit of St Louis across the Atlantic. The Lone Eagle remains a popular favorite.
Reported medical opinion links a youth from a respectable family to a car theft driven by five tooth infections and possibly a desire for a better car, amid questions of financial means.
Loogootee priests announce the first Mass at St. John's Sunday with Rev Edward Its Leopold as deacon and Rev Amos Me ter ceremonies. Attending clergy include Rev William Fornpat, Rev Edward Its, Arch Priest Luis Becker, and Subdeacon Bernard Leopker, as parishioners prepare for the solemn service at 1 00 p.m. A reception follows in the K. a cs lab room.
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