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Washington Washington Democrat

Location

Washington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1908

Page

3

Local Personal Notes Feature Numerous Travelers and Guests

Mrs Mento Moore returns from a VBE in Vincennes while Mary Martin visits Lincoln. Ardle Chenoweth stays with Miss Lois Shirley as Augusta Margiin hosts from Bagrtown. Louise Rudy and Billy Kyte come from Paris to visit M F Burke and family. The Latisses and Turney of Odow visit Mrvin and Mrs E R Forsythe. Prof. Lewis Kittin, a blind music teacher from Solon, is in the city. Cordine Montgomery arrives from Montgomery to visit relatives. The Boyle Price hall heads to Taylorville to umpire in the Hagtorn Minnols league. Miss Claire and Ruth Lefrick stay with their guest, Mgr Joseph Graham. David Padgett goes to Vincennes. Pineda and hitcher return to their home in Vincennes. George Berry and Nettie Berry go to Atkinson, Minnesota for Beverly Berry’s mercis. Fred Simmeers and sister return from Washington. Mariel Baxter visits Vincennes. Pearl Padgett and Mrs Glyde Chase of Lawrenceville depart Pittsburg. P A Hastings goes to Fagenes on business. Charles G Seifrit to Indianapolis this afternoon. L S McCown returns from Louisville after attending the Sunday school convention. Adrian Hamersly returns from a business trip to Louisville. Robert Morry travels toward Vincennes. Clem Downey arrives from Vincennes. Charles C Willing plans to be in Indianapolis tomorrow. Charles Kidwell returns from Worthington. Lovine Hindekemt remains from Vincennes. Dr A B Knapp notes from Charles Doste, partner with Frances Rodarmel of the city Petersburg.

Large Darning Needle Found in Will McCafferty’s Body

Rushville compositor Will McCafferty, brother of Edgar McCafferty, has carried a large darning needle in his body for years. He awoke with rheumatic leg pain and found the needle probing his leg, was operated on by Dr. Wooden, and the needle removed. He suspects swallowing it in childhood and notes many children swallow needles that stay buried years.

Will M'Cafferty Will McCafferty Democrats McCafferty Edgar McCafferty Daily Republican Rushville Wi McCafferty Weat First Street Daily Republic Wooden Hur. McCafferty

This Hot Weather is Sure Cure for Panic

Yesterday was the hot test day of the season with the government thermometer at 96 degrees. A late afternoon rain cooled the night and crops benefited. The article urges keeping calm, viewing heat as a cause of wealth through favorable growing conditions for wheat and corn in the Mississippi Valley.

Bronte Mississippi Valley Iin

Shah Orders Bombardment Erupts Around Persian Parliament

Reported siege and heavy fighting as troops move on the Persian Parliament building. Names mentioned include Herbert Goahorn of Elmore township attending a music convention, and Miss Lela Grey ban who visited Petersburg with Frankie Bonham.

Herbert Goahorn Elmore Township Lela Grey Ban Petersburg Frankie Bonham

Turmoil After Parliament Siege in Teheran

Teheran reports a bloody clash around the parliament building as troops demanded arrests, guards fired, and bombardment began after a night of unrest. Many killed or wounded as soldiers attacked, while authorities and residents endured the siege and ensuing looting around Parliament Square.

Teheran Parliament Althe Ahah Oluba Liarment Square

Gala Medal Flourite and Electric Bitters Advertisement

An ad extols Gala Medal Flourite and Electric Bitters from Grand Family Medicine, claiming benefits for liver and kidney issues. It features testimonial style praise by Frank Conian of Houston Street, New York, promising regulated digestion and renewed vitality, with a guarantee and sale at N. Jones’s store.

Frank Conian Houston Street New York N. Jones

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