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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
6
The well known medical book, Humphreys' Specifica, has served people for more than fifty years. A free medical book was sent to readers, reflecting broad trust in the remedy and its guidance.
Bays Professor Troop of the Entomological Department at Purdue warns over 200 insect species threaten trees and fruit. For remedies, match to insect habits using contact poisons for sucking insects, repellents on trunks, lime sulfur wash for bark, and stomach poisons like Paris green for caterpillars.
In Washington on June 25 Dr Carl Alsberg successor to Dr Harvey Wiley as head of the United States Bureau of Chemistry issued a brief note on hot weather. It proposes abolishing the thermometer as part of a broader reform in measuring heat.
Around quitting time Tuesday, Cubel and Kauffman Co distributed chautauqua tickets to eighty employees in the ble department store. The group enjoyed a splendid concert by Kryl's hand. Also noted, many Los Angeles students study hard while doctors warn about heat.
Letter from a patient praising Eckman’s Alterative for throat and lung troubles. The testimonial cites recovery from hemorrhages and tuberculosis after using the remedy, with dates from 1900 and a note of prior weight loss and sleep issues. It urges others to investigate the product and asks readers to write for a booklet of recovered cases.
A reflective essay on earth’s immense age and cosmic scale contrasts with human lifespans. It cites millennia of geology and radium theory, discusses climate cycles, mountain formation, and species turnover, and ponders the sun’s fate and the universe’s ceaseless change. The piece ends with mankind’s awe before the unknown.
Riley A. Stafford of B and Q Southwestern shops wed Miss Mabel Wuertz daughter of Mr and Mrs David Wuertz. Rev Hayden H Allen officiated at the First M E church parsonage this morning at 10 oclock.
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