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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1923
Page
8
A fragmentary reference speaks of a tyrant threat and a young rescuer named in a hopeful way. The text implies Christian imagery and ultimate salvation but provides no clear names, places, dates, or concrete events. The readable portions convey tension and potential rescue without concrete details.
The Grand Theater reports strong crowds as Honey Moon Express returns with full houses despite heavy rain. Tonight and through the week audiences will see an all new program Troublesome Wives, plus new scenery wardrobe and songs. Also new picture program features The Dust Flower and Virginia Vante with a comedy. Doors open at 7 pm with features starting 7 20 and 8 15.
In D4ul-Ogui Armenia-Barausa, a small town gains electricity after a donated dynamo is installed. A nearby water mill, rebuilt with aid from Near East Relief and local labor, powers the plant, supplying light to the hospital and every house. The project funds livestock and grain payments to sustain the village’s improved utilities.
Reverend Theodore Vollmer, pastor of St. Phillip parish in Washington, sails from New York to Germany for a visit to relatives including aunts and uncles. He plans to spend most of the time in Europe, visiting family and taking a three month leave of absence from the parish.
A dubious advertisement touts a lemon cream mixture claiming to soften and whiten skin. It urges girls to mix lemon juice with a white ingredient and apply to face, neck, arms, and hands, promising youthfulness and protection from sunburn and blemishes.
The wine industry argues high local taxes force imports from European producers to dominate due to cheaper shipping. Proponents claim a tariff on imports is essential while opponents say imported French Spanish and Italian wines are superior and taxation would harm the evolving market.
A chaotic report describes people in Princeton recognizing a photo of Collins among fragments from a blast scene. Officers note three men who resemble a suspect, with investigators seeking leads while keeping quiet on New Orleans connections. Police say a robbery at a nearby Hair Oil Station may be linked, and names like Neenan and Kee are referenced amid confusion.
A Tokyo waffle shop opens attracting Japanese crowds eager to try the new treat with unlimited maple syrup. The novelty excites locals, drawing a Sunday-like rush as more customers visit daily. The vendor expands space to meet demand, but lines remain long and deliveries scarce.
The government reports a mutual settlement between wine producers and consumers over protection against foreign competition. The agreement, reached after producer and consumer talks, confirms certain protections while clarifying admissions. The text notes population density figures and references an ongoing petition.
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the state industrial relations act as constitutional, affirming the authority of the State Labor Board to fix wages and regulate disputes between employers and workers. Chief Justice Taft noted the law aims to protect production continuity and public welfare, while allowing adjustments within emergency contexts. The decision involved the Charles Wolff Packing Company of Topeka and its related industrial board challenges, with emphasis on property and due process under the 14th Amendment.
Evelyn Breit, once hailed by Mary Pickford as the most perfect screen beauty, is out after six months in the U.S. contract with Doug Fairbanks for The Thief of Bagdad. She declined to resign. Doug, under plan changes, enlists dancer Kay Johnston to replace her while Emmett Flynn directs a shift toward costuming and Arabian Nights themes.
Statistical Featerdayty temperature and weather notes appear beside multiple birth announcements and land/lot transfers. Individuals named include Paul Englehart, Oleta Coffman, Mr and Mrs E. Sprau er, A. Dant Jr, Jog Moors, and Ford agency ties in Indianapolis. Several property lots and additions are listed with dates and parcel references, plus a large string of names and locales in fragmented fashion.
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