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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1917

Page

2

Offer of S21.01H New York June 27 Greene consolidated cup

Stockholders meet yesterday to discuss the Greene consolidated cup and the proposed sale of assets. Directors stated the plan aims to dissolve the organization to save operating expenses and redirect resources. Enclosed details note losses, distribution of remaining assets, and a call for formal approval.

Greene Consolidated Cup Enema BEA Greene Greese Conmectidatet Bestinelsat Bay Vonsuper Ste Kholde Rate Organization Simucisten

Hoover Repudiates Global Food Problems Remarks At Conference

Fragmented notes recount a 1940s style meeting in Pittsburgh where Herbert Hoover addressed world hunger concerns. Dr Richard Cavet and William Healy of Boston spoke on family and community wellbeing while Mary F. Riehmeunidt also attended the event.

Pittsburgh Tyne Vt Herbert Hoover Oarth Nath Torrentious Financial Health Topace Richard Cavet Boston Semera Shion Liv William Healy Mary FE Riehmeunidt

Fourteen Japanese Diet members are Christians in new House

The June report notes fourteen of Japan's newly elected House of Representatives members are Christians, up from earlier levels, with Saburo Shimada listed among the notable figures. In Gary Indiana a nickel weighing machine misreads a boy named Jimmie’s weight, prompting a humorous exchange and police involvement.

Tolo Cal Japan House of Representatives Saburo Shimada House I Christians Gary, Ind James Mur Tim Aw Morgan

Doan's Kidney Pills Ad Featuring Mr. Vance

An advertisement cites M. Vance of 621 Ninth Meridian Street endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. The copy urges readers to seek the same remedy priced 59 cents at dealers and from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.

Lidges Valiale Dean Washington M. Vance Loilermaker Ninth Meridian Street Doan Mr. Vance Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Officials Go on Trial at Indianapolis

Indianapolis officials led by Chief Samuel V. Perrott face federal charges for allegedly intimidating voters in the 1914 election. Judge Ferdinand A. Geiger presides as other indicted police officers and city workers, some having pleaded guilty, may testify for the government.

Indianapolis Ind Ferdinand A. Geiger United States District Court of Milwaukee Samuel V. Perrott Anderson Alexander Campbell Nesto Perrott Evansville Frankfort Warland £. Sanders Mortimer C. Hulse Roy Pope Herman Adam Elf Sealer Frank M. Johnson Oscar Merrill Ceutenants Police Dennis Bush

Merchants Meet In Indianapolis For Third Annual Convention

In Indianapolis on June 12 the Indiana Goods Merchants held their third annual convention with about two hundred merchants from across the state attending. Nominations for board members include Andres Evarssie Charles Arnold Huntingtons Wool Dellemerer Kokomo G Efroymson Indiana M EB Herz Terre Haute Johnson Lafay etc No Lafebser Evansville J O'Hara Muncie L C Stiefel Anderson and Sykes Elkhart. A move was started to form the Midwest Dry Goods Association including Indiana Illinois and Ohio. Members of the Minnesota association joined to discuss the proposed group.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Andres Evarssie Charles Arnold Huntingtons Wooh Lafayette No. Lafebser Evansville J . O'Hara Muncie

Purdue advises navy bean planting window expands harvests

In Indianapolis on June 12 Purdue University extension agent HJ Reed said a bulletin recommends planting navy beans from June 26 to July 1 across garden spaces. The guidance aims to let crops share land with earlier plantings and reduce rust growth, boosting potential food and market value for storage.

Indianapolis Ind Junge HJ. Reed Purdue University G. E Christie

War Recipe for Cauliflower au Gratin

Cauliflower is boiled until tender and intact, then plated stump down. A white sauce enriched with cheese and seasonings is prepared and thickly coated over the cauliflower, topped with more cheese, and baked briefly in a moderate oven. Never cut the crust off a slice of bread.

Rushville Moron Conner patents triplicate spark plug test unit

Rushville Merton Conner has invented a triplicate spark plug for motors and has received government orders to submit a set of plugs for testing in government aircraft. In Frankfort the peach crop in Clinton county is predicted to be nearly ruined. In Princeton Henry Waters a deserter from the U S navy was arrested at Owensville and turned over to federal authorities in Chicago. In Terre Haute about 6700 high school students canvass for the Red Cross as the society seeks 14000 memberships. In Wabash William Thompson, struck by rheumatism, crawled sixty yards to bushes and made a crutch from branches.

Rushville Morton Conner Princeton Henry Waters U. S. Navy Owensville Sherif Phillips Chicago William Thompson

Red Cross Safety Car Sets Four Month Rail Tour

The American Red Cross launches a four month safety car tour aimed at reducing accidents on the Baltimore and Ohio line. It will visit major terminals from Washington to Chicago and St. Louis, teaching first aid and accident prevention to employees under J M Shields.

Baltimore and Oto American Red Cross Dts Tinerary Besim Wastingston Columbus Chitaso St. Louis J. M Steff Jrimore Ohio

Americans flock to Canada for aviation training

Numerous Americans unable to join the United States rush to Canada to enlist at a Toronto flying school. Officials say the Canadian schools can accommodate the applicants and that students at Toronto have been assured early assignments with the Royal Flying Corps pending final medicals.

Tales of London Kaiser hatred described by wounded enslaver

An account from a village house recalls a German officer’s contempt for Kaiser hatred. The fragment notes a recent capture and rapture of enslaved people, hinting at wartime cruelty and occupation dynamics.

London Junge

Drinking Water Beneficial With Meals Says Medical Study

Medical scientists conclude that drinking ample pure water between meals and with meals aids health. The report notes prior belief of harm is outdated and X-ray tests show benefits for healthy young men. An over‑the‑counter remedy Annie Tablets is advertised for kidney and urinary symptoms.

RY W. Lucas

Delicate Young Girls Mothers Endorse Favorite Prescription

The ad from Goshen Indiana features a mother describing relief from weakness and nervousness after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with her four healthy children and ongoing strength through pregnancy and beyond.

Goshen, Ind Dr. Pierce Goss South 11Th St

Prussian Prisoner Defends Actions Against Image of Raiser

In a house used as quarters a large portrait of the Kaiser hung on the wall. German prisoners were brought in and one spat on the portrait. Asked why he spat and if he was Saxon, he replied he was a Prussian and fed up, calling the ruler who started the conflict the devil.

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