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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
A fragmentary 19th or early 20th century advertisement advises giving a mild laxative to a fussy child if no serious illness is evident. It promotes Dr Caldwell’s Burtin laxative as a trusted cure used for years, claiming it restores natural bowel function and reduces need for medical help. It mentions broad households and cites locations and names in passing, though garbled.
A scattered clipping records multiple local items across Indiana towns. It notes licenses, fines, accidents, fires, deaths, and civic updates in Warsaw Tipton Shelbyville Goshen Muncie Terre Haute and more, including a 69 year old man’s death from paralysis, a mayor’s fireworks ordinance enforcement, and a notable cross-state travel anecdote.
Mrs Elma Mont McRae professor of English literature at Purdue Lafayette announces resignation to trustees after twenty six years of service. She will retire to Boston to live with daughter Mrs Hardy Mitchell and is eligible for Carnegie pension. She came from Marion where she led the high school and held active club work in Lancepte and at the anniversary event.
A veterinary service advertises twelve month practice by Dr E O Chattin and associates from a disinfected transfer barn in May. The office offers prompt day or night visits, flexible payment, and emphasizes urgent service and customer care with no contagious disease detected.
George R. Drew issues a weekly Wednesday forenoon office meeting at Cannelbirs for all persons with Barr township ties. At all other times, meetings occur at Montgomery. Community notice from local official.
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