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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
4
Mosaic of party maneuvers outlines a public vote approving railroad rate reform and Democratic National developments. Republicans in Missouri seek state changes while national administration eyes government offices and resources. A notable House action advances a broad appropriations package, with river and harbor funding spotlighted for districts aligned with four party leaders.
The text references Smoot and Ton, mentions Republicans in Arkansas at Little Rock with delegates, and alludes to debates over seating, elections, and government salaries. It appears as an OCR snippet about party divisions, nominations, and legislative seating amid a presidential backdrop.
Prices for barley corn eggs butter chickens turkeys geese ducks and bacon listed in city market report with per unit quotes. Five arrivals from Indians pulis to visit relatives noted in transit.
A Bluffton Indiana resident extols Chamberlain's Chole ra and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble. The letter urges readers to prepare for emergencies before summer. Lindeman's Pharmacy carries it and Allen's Foot-Ease is recommended for foot discomfort.
An old advertisement-style plea touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney and bladder tonic. It asserts kidneys control body health, promises quick relief, and urges readers to mail for a free pamphlet while naming the product and supplier.
A long list of local visitors and residents from Washington and nearby towns is noted, including Hedrick, Gillooly, Keys, Walls, Rowland, and McGall families. The death of Dow Hedrick from consumption is reported with funeral services at Old Union Church conducted by Rev T J Alford and burial in the adjacent cemetery. He was a former teacher and Church of Christ member, survived by a wife and two children. many attended the funeral, including relatives and friends.
Leo Smith returns from St Louis and Miss Maggie Sheg ia is very ill with consumption. A crowd of young people visit High Rock Sunday. George Cabill of Montgomery on business Tuesday. Miss Luan Cullinan of Washington visits Erie friends and relatives. The Hill Missisi Rose and Blanche Fannings of Montgomery visit relatives. Miss Gertrude Tewell of St Marys visits sister Mrs Frank Smith. Miss Sallie Trowney of Whitfield teaches Friday and Saturday. Anna Clark, studying to be a nurse at St Marys Evansville, visits sister Mary. Thirty one boys and girls made their first communion at St Patrick's Church, Rev Frederick Burger officiating. solemn ceremony with a large crowd.
A fragmentary notice from Rensselaertville reports Charles Oswald, a local merchant, touts Bucklyn antiseptic as a cure for blood poisoning and neck wounds. It claims to have cured Seth Burch of a severe gore and offers antiseptic products at 25 cents per bottle by J. N. Jones.
Fragmentary lines describe mothers and children with references to illness and medicine. The text mentions stomach, fever, and doctors or druggists in a disjointed historical fragment.
Fragmentary clipping reports a chaotic response to a Senate order by an Indiana figure named Alber Hideo. The piece hints at strong public discontent and a large, unsettled crowd as tensions rise after the order is canceled.
A special statistical report by medical inspector Dr Chauvel details appendicitis treatment in the trench army. It notes 68 cases studied with 23 successfully treated by surgical intervention and outcomes across the cohort.
Prophets and clergymen at the playshell and second advent conference warned that the world’s end is near with dates May 2 1929 or April 8 1931. they foresee Christlike figure Napoleon taking political power, Christians divided in fate, and mass translations to heaven or the desert near Mount Sinai. Also notes a tonic, bitters remedy for ailments and local patent medicine claims.
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