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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
5
A muddled OCR fragment mentions a man and a representative, referring to an informal stance and a voting or submission context. The readable bits hint at a local political item or notice without clear names, dates, or places.
Advertisement offering a share in dividends for $60 with backing by a manager. Mentions dividend date and provides an address in Chicago with a district street name. Cites AZ and Badow as identifiers and references 11 South La Halite Street.
Market notes show wheat steady with little change and two deaths reported in a related corn market update. A brief notice highlights ongoing price stability though local trade sentiment remains cautious.
A new type of unsinkable cargolant by engineer Rote and Cumberta Pughere has won approval from the Italian ministry of marine. The Revista notes it uses a damcement of aidou tong and can ets ryphons of carga, with unique spacing between the line and auger hula. Also mentions sales of three fresh cows and other livestock in a disjointed listing.
The report notes growing trade and travel links involving Germany, Britain, and allied regions. It highlights foodstuffs, pulp, and oils moving across borders, with mentions of suppliers, exemptions, and international negotiations shaping the postwar economic landscape.
A local official stated that vapor from sandy soil creates a harmful condition, increasing intestinal irritation risk for children and the elderly. He blamed flies for spreading the disease and emphasized health concerns in the area.
A U S Commissioner Mott addressed the Gossack Congress after noting German prisoners escaped. The incident sparked demands for renewed offensives and broader action amid chaotic reports from Petrograd.
Brief sports note detailing a game in the American League with unresolved lines read by the OCR. Key names and outcomes are obscured, offering a glimpse of a baseball period item and standings context.
Fragmented OCR entry lists various farming prices and items such as rough, clipped canters, ped ewes, cows and butchers, spring and feedura. Mentions Kamien and Ly, with figures like 9.00 14.50 and 6g599, indicating market quotes for cattle and feeds.
Fragmented text referencing a figure associated with a shawl and a group or place called Moabie or Papoose. Incomplete lines mention a mother and a leader, with scattered phrases about a head or guide. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
A damaged text fragment mentions names and places with unclear context. It reads like scattered notes from a bulletin, preserving some people and actions but lacking full sentences or complete clarity.
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An old advertisement from Humphreys Medicine Company touts Hazel Ointment as a remedy. The brief copy emphasizes healing properties and appeals to household use, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine messaging.
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