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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
4
An elixir claimed to permanently cure consumption is offered by CHAPMOUR Xk COL. 108 Mave st. Villadelphia. The unnamed doctor asserts the remedy healed his child and promises a free tree recipe with only a request to cover expenses. The cure allegedly soothes night sweats nausea and stomach distress.
Intercollegiate rowing events near Syracuse faced a disputed finish with Cornall initially favored before a reversal in favor of Syreneuse after judges questioned boat legitimacy. The three races unfolded under ideal conditions on Lake Ladson and nearby venues, with delays over disqualification outcomes shaping the final results.
A faded OCR ad describes a remedy marketed by The Mother Gray Co of New York. It touts products for women and children, mentions the Australian regulator and druggists, and offers a sample package by mail. The fragment preserves names and a business address but lacks clear claims or outcomes.
Young couple Thomas Patterson of Loogootes and Viola Brothers near the city wed Tuesday at St. John's church Loogootee with Rev E O'Donaghue presiding. Attendants were Miss Anna Brothers and Ernest Carrico. A reception and sumptuous dinner followed at the bride's parents home. A later reception and supper occurred at the groom's parents home attended by about eighty relatives and friends.
Charles Hart scored 23 of 25 pigeons in the aboot ing contest at the weet cul park on Wednesday. He tied for second with Willey at 22, with a list of scores following including Padgett, Denjeany, and others, reflecting a close competition.
Charles M Balger returned to Toledo after a visit here with his half brother John F Bulger. It was their first meeting in twenty one years. Balger, born on a Barr township farm, has worked thirteen years as a bookkeeper for the Malleable Iron Works in Toledo. The piece also reflects on success, community life, and musings on dealing with fools.
Real estate transfers include Serah I Raney to Ruth Combs for 18 Washington Wood-Town Park and several other transfers among Kath Coubs, John Beaver, Louis Quire, Jacel Buliman, Mollie Waltman, Adah A Deckard, Henry B Yolleser, Edward Long, Geo Kystt, Maud Chext, James Henson, and others. Multiple lots, warrants, and parcels are listed with associated parties and locations in a dense, OCR-heavy farmland era record. Also present are ad-like notices and an intrusive medical advertisement urging Dr King’s New Life Pills for digestive ailments.
Gen Line soldiers arrested daily by Japanese force arrests and custody reports. H B Duryea purchased Major Daingerfield's brother at Sheepshead Bay yearling sale for 4 dollars. Terrific hailstorm in Grand Forks ND caused extensive damage. Harvard alumni elect Joseph H Choate as president. Dartmouth class of 1852 graduates 170. Judge Crosby of Boston donates 1 dollar to building fund at alumni dinner.
In National League action Philadelphia beat Boston 2 0 as umpires Newstone and others officiated. New York defeated Brooklyn 8 4 with Jameson and Lowry as umpires. Chicago and St. Louis games listed with sparse details. American Association and Central League results noted. Pittsburg banking merger forms Tinton National. Yale receives 1 million dollar gift pledge from John D Rockefeller and alumni gifts.
The Markets section lists flour and patent types with prices around 4.00 to 8.00 per unit, plus Northwestern rye and various wheat quotes. Corn, oats, and mixed feeds are shown with track prices. livestock including cows, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs display ranges from low to premium levels.
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