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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1924
Page
8
Rah-Mona, once Thurston’s assistant, comes to Liberty as part of a Redpath Chautauqua open date. The program features new feats and novelty acts, offering a stark contrast to typical vaudeville shows.
In the Seychelles islands coffee planters use their coffee bushes to support vanilla vines, creating a dual crop system that leverages existing shade and structure for vanilla yield alongside coffee.
Longtime local jeweler sold out his shop in 1902 and moved to Washington state where he has lived for 15 years without a visit back. Community notices report attendance at St Simon parish Sodality meetings and various local travels and family events.
Philadelphia June 17 Man is now the fastest thing on earth. Modern airplanes surpass all living speed, with a present record of 266 miles per hour. On land racing cars like Tommy Milton exceed 180 miles per hour, while the cheetah tops at about 60. In water motorboats push speeds near 90 miles per hour, as engines grow from 900 to 1800 horsepower.
Canada succeeds in restoring whitefish stocks in Lake Ontario. Fishermen report improved catches and officials cite renewed food fish supply and ecosystem recovery. Research groups monitor population health and fisheries quotas are adjusted for sustainable yield.
The report lists yesterday's weather with a maximum of 80 and a minimum of 66 degrees. A marriage license is issued for William Hobart McKinley, 32, of Wheatland to Edith Lucile Guttirie, 23, of Washington. Births section appears incomplete with "Born-To Mrs. John Clements of" truncating details.
Fragmentary notices read of a daughter born this morning to Mrs Clements formerly Miss Edna Meyers at S E 6th street near the hospital. Mentions new suits Hamer C Cooper vs Mary Kinsella for specific performance. Attorneys Padgett Rogers for the plaintiff. Also a reference to the Kodiak grizzly bear and a casual line about Alaska’s flesh eating animal. Read the Democrat Want Ads.
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