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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1916
Page
6
Fragmented church notices describe multiple congregations led by pastors William A Joinin Lino s Claret TM W V Boland and others. Services include masses vespers sermons sunday school and youth meetings with topics on faith and propriety. The Caspian Sea note hints at a broader regional reference.
Seldom that anything is fried in Germany these days as fat supplies vanish. Butter, lard, and margarine are scarce. olives and peanut oil are tapped by government plans. Civilians cope with limited rations while Berlin and Rotterdam observers note tight food conditions and rising prices. Local visits mention residents in Washington and nearby towns amid continuing wartime shortages.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a natural, non alcoholic remedy for female troubles. It claims to correct displacements regulate periods reduce irri tability and fatigue and restore strength and beauty. The pitch emphasizes quick relief from pain headaches and sleep loss and invites contact at Buffalo New York for more information.
A patchwork of short social items lists movements and visits among residents. Names such as Mrs James O Neill Miss Margaret Lucile Doyle and Vernal Critchlow appear with trips to Detroit Washington Cincinnati Jacksonville Danville and other locales. A church service is announced for Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
Legals announce a meeting timetable for the county board of review. The agenda lists sessions by townships and dates including VanRiven Harrison Veale Reeve and banks and trust companies with July actions. Officials S B Bush Tacor Clark Elmer Buzan Wc Wight Roy B Wallace oversee the process.
Notice to receive bids at the secretary of the board of school progress in Washington Indiana on Tuesday July 11 1916 for notes of the Walnut street school building project each note at 2500 dollars with 5 percent interest to raise funds to build and heat the school plant per plats and specifications on file.
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