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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
6
An advertising notice touts a city wallpaper and paint store with forty years of experience at the corner of Fourth and Main near City Hall. It offers exclusive supplies, watch repair hinted, and house painting and graining services.
A Washington woman testifies to relief from kidney pain and fatigue after using Doe’s Kidney Pills, noting marked health improvements after a few weeks. The ad cites persistent urinary issues and back ache, urging purchase from dealers and Foaster-Silburn Co as sole U.S. agents.
The Protestant Episcopal Church planned October 1219 meetings to consider assent to the faith and order, aiming to unite with other denominations. Over twenty commissions, including United States and Church of England bodies, are coordinating, with leaflets on Christian Unity and invitations to non US churches. Robert H. Gardiner of Gardiner, Maine, handles inquiries and maintains a waiting list for future actions. The Episcopal commission seeks spiritual power and broad collaboration, led by executive committees and church leaders, though logistics and approvals across many communions pose delays.
An article profiles Estlee Deppert, a strong girl once treated for tuberculosis and bone infection. Her father credits Nature's Creation for her recovery after seeking several doctors and treatments and the recommendation of Helen Wood, with a coupon offer for the remedy.
Ke Ke Penrodie from Loogootee visits sister Mrs Apos Aikerson while Mrs William Lyond of Loogootee comes to see Mrs Robert Crane. L H Thomas, Bernadette Ridacher, Rae Fowler, and others from Loogootee arrive to visit local families. Mrs J J Fowler hosts Misses Aelen and Pauline Baker from Loogootee. Mr and Mrs C W Laube with Elizabeth and Cecelia visit from Vincennes. Mrs Gonaad Kagsler and Irene Henly return from Chicago, while Mrs Claude Pettit visits from Vincennes and Mr and Mrs Hears Cullman travel from Viricenpies to visit friends.
The subject will be The Helpless The Helpers and The Helper at St Johns Episcopal Church tonight at 7 45. The services are held tonight instead of Thursday due to the forthcoming vacation period and next week transportation.
A garbled report describes a sensitized tesrajinfe paper used to mass copy records for a group named Gita in a broad scheme. The text mentions ApACeKa VEN as part of the design.
The article extols country editors as thorough, likable leaders linked to the city press in campaigns. It portrays them as practical, action oriented figures who influence local advancement, personal in touch with residents, congratulating progress and noting improvements in community life.
Conservative experts forecast improved agriculture and higher yields if weather cooperates while railroads gain on freight demand. Banking and currency conditions show a strong reserve rise and improved clearings, with broad expectations of economic improvement despite political hurdles.
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