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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
Washington June 29 a U S Department of Agriculture dairy specialist urges care to keep milk clean cold and covered. Milk is highly perishable and quality depends on producer dealer and consumer actions with refrigeration and clean handling at home.
A seven year old boy shot his sisters, Mary Brock age four and Helen Brock age two, at a home visit to Henry Trumps. Both children were in critical condition after the incident. the boy reportedly aimed from about six feet away and the gun recoiled, throwing the girls across the room.
Three additional troop trains are en route via Washington to Laurel Maryland on the Baltimore & Ohio line for the border. The two large trains are scheduled to pass through the city Friday night with arrival time uncertain. militiamen may entrain in the morning if on schedule. The trains carry Maryland National Guard troops for duty in Mexico.
Warsaw Indiana racers prepare for July Fourth events at the State fairgrounds with motorcycle races including twenty five mile ten mile and five mile courses entries limited to eight riders per event to ensure open competition under Federation of American Motorcyclists with John Kinney as state referee.
Twelfth district editors gathered at Crooked Lake near Angola today. State Chairman Will H. Hays and Harry S. New, candidate for United States senator, attended the meeting.
An advice snippet urges readers to stop worry and keep two words on display DON T Worry. It cites nerves as a root of female health troubles and promotes Dr. Pierce remedies including Favorite Prescription and Medical Adviser. Contact Buffalo New York for a 136 page book and testimonials.
John L. Pettit emerged as a key Indiana figure over a century. Born in New York he moved to Indiana in 1840 and began law practice at Wabash later serving in the state legislature and as United States consul. He returned to law then became district judge and held three terms while contributing to education and state politics.
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