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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1924
Page
2
A terse Washington notice notes usual food prices will mostly hold while some areas expect adjustments as locals and merchants prepare for upcoming events. The brief hints at entertainers and a Wednesday schedule, with references to a Tuesday date and future returns.
Princeton June report quotes Dr. Paton, a Princeton biology lecturer, arguing insanity in the Leopold Loeb murder case is not recognized in law. He blames home training and one sided schooling for crime, urges university clinics and improved education to detect and correct such tendencies, contrasting American wealth with English aristocracy.
Lafayette Ind June 24 L W LaBrie a Y M C A Springfield Mass graduate will take charge of correcting physical education at Purdue University next year. He will coach varsity tennis diving and water basketball and assist freshman football. The program aims to expand corrective training to more freshmen and sophomores.
Gibson County residents protest a self-appointed patrol along country roads. Authorities report numerous complaints about unauthorized individuals patrolling at night and stopping motorists to demand they turn back.
Advert told readers that deep seated uric acid deposits dissolve within twenty four hours and that a pint bottle of Allenrhu cures rheumatism. Druggists guaranteed money back if pain not reduced, with claims by James H. Allen of Rochester and Lindeman's Pharmacy listed as supplier. The ad ends with a joke about quick laughter.
Washington merchants plan banners and placards for a big shopping event. Stores display signs in windows and distribute cards via the William Beck Agency. Residents are urged to shop on Wednesday to ease congestion, with many specials expected to sell out before noon. Extra staff are hired to maintain service. A free rest room is provided at the Memorial Home on East Main Street by War angels.
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