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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
A garbled page fragment references a move from a stable and mentions individuals such as Benn, Obi, Jsee Ma, and others. It touches on a city office, a recognition by officials, and repeated phrases about people and actions without clear context or dates.
A fragmentary passage reports Missouri editors travelling by river, with mentions of Commercial Club officials, local figures, and civic activity. The garbled text hints at a broader discussion of press and public service along the Mississippi, including references to towns, institutions, and times, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text discusses bills harming financial interests, mentions banks, policymakers, and various named figures in a tangled report. It cites legislative action, political figures, and financial concerns without clear cohesive events.
An aging newspaper ad extols Swamp-Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidney and bladder derangements cause numerous illnesses and promises relief, urging readers to request a free sample bottle and book from Dr. Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
The report references a Japanese husband and a church figure linked to a murder allegation. Names such as Gladys Agkr and Gonder Aoki appear alongside a series of disputes over a missing meat theft and a rooftop incident. The article edits suggest a tense community reaction and legal inquiries.
The article records Senator Shively addressing tariff policy and related appropriation issues. It notes discussions about the President’s enforcement powers and potential impacts on commerce.
The business session of the Methodist Brotherhood is postponed to Thursday June 21 1916. Members are urged to attend and note the changes as announced by Recording Secretary Gregory NG at Liver Bil. OLR. The notice also references a raffle tied to purchases over one dollar and Gold Medal Salous.
Fragmentary OCR text references a June 15 historical statistical event in American history, mentioning various people and places in jumbled form. The readable portions name individuals, locations, and dates but lack coherent narrative or measurable outcomes. This item appears as a damaged notice or clipping with scattered proper nouns and tentative phrases.
The Worthington High School district announces the selection of a new principal to succeed Paul McIntoshy who will present the student council with the ceremonial address at Bloomington this trip.
A 19th or early 20th century advertisement pitches almond powder and simple balms to reduce wrinkles and clear pimples. It markets facial care products from Charles Chemiedt Co of Grand Winde Michigan, offering postpaid samples for interested readers.
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