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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
A reader notes a confusing village report about a woman who fell ill after a spider bite and recovered, alongside a financial summary for Bicknell's water plant showing May receipts of 910.09 and disbursements of 1376.83. The text hints at local commerce and newspaper circulation plans.
Berlin reports a United Press survey of politicians endorses the republic’s staying power. Monarchy voices fade as elections show strong republican support. potential restorers face practical and political hurdles across Germany.
In a dense analysis Deputy Bernhard Dernbar and editorials weigh Germany’s future. They argue a republic may endure if reparations fall and parliamentary control strengthens, while monarchists resist and dúvida remains about a possible restoration and the role of Prussia.
The Marron family of Denver records sons serving in three branches of the U.S. armed forces. Ensign Raymond V. Marron earned a Coast Guard commission after training in New London. Second Lieutenant Cyril O. Marron entered the Army via West Point. Lieutenant Commander Adrian R. Marron, the oldest son, graduated from the Naval Academy in Annapolis in 1914. Two other sons work in Denver’s postal service, and the four daughters are teachers. The article notes the sun is 1,300,008 times larger than Earth.
Senator Azeredy, newly named vice president of Pras wis upper house, argues that funds spent on armaments for land and naval forces should instead finance new railways and additional rolling stock for existing railways, transforming wartime expenditures into peacetime infrastructure.
In Omaha Nebraska Mrs. Randolph CG Page clashes with her whiskered airmail pilot husband over hair length. He objects to her bobbed hair while she insists on growing whiskers. The couple’s dispute unfolds as he flies daily between Omaha and Chicago.
A fragmented column notes a mix of sports brag and losses, stray aphorisms, and weathered musings. It references porcupine friends and a wandering line of moral thoughts, with quirky bits about the old and the new and a jumbled view of the British Commonwealth.
The Dictograph Products Corporation announces an invention that supposedly enables hearing despite deafness. They offer a ten day free trial with no deposit, prepaid for use at the purchaser’s risk. Send name and address to receive the device.
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