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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement touts a paint brand promising guaranteed freshness and easy application. It emphasizes durability, indoor ease, and claims customers receive these qualities at no extra cost with purchase. The copy uses promotional language to imply a strong insurance against old or worn paint.
The Westminster Presbyterian church aid society met with Mrs. R. J. McManigal. The group disbanded for the summer, to resume in September. A progressive house party followed with seven girls touring parks, picnics, and multiple home visits, ending with a family-style dinner and park breakfast among local hosts and attendees.
Fragmented note cites expectations of rug price rises this fall yet suggests investigations show no clear reason for a price drop. Mentions guaranteed prices until July and talks of purchasing plans and discussions with rug and furniture traders.
A fragment advertising Key-Cide combined insecticide for gardens and orchards. Claims effectiveness against potato bugs and leaf eating insects on shrubs and flowers. Mentions a spray method and a dry or jet form, with a package reference.
A brief fragment discusses efficient cooking with a coal range and cautions about heat from the stove. It mentions focusing heat on utensils and avoiding continuous radiant heat after the fire dies. The text suggests practical handling of cooking vessels and stove control.
The text notes Prof Dillard will assume a teaching post at Washington school next term after returning from Akron Ohio where he held a similar position. It also mentions Miss Martha Piyon returning to Indianapolis after three months with her family.
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