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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
7
A humorous anecdote recounts Ed rushing to St Simon's church for a wedding he nearly missed while discussing the Senators’ decisive game with reporters. The piece also notes a city council laughing at a bidder's slip about “superficial” feet in sidewalk contracts followed by a real low bid.
A British impact insurer unveiled a policy to cover new tires against blowouts for one year from purchase. If a tire bursts within the year the insured gets a free replacement. The premium is twelve cents per five dollar tire value.
A storyteller recalls a hot day when Adam returns with his hoe to a humble abode and Cain dashes ahead throwing rocks at birds. They stumble upon a garden that Cain longs to inhabit, while Adam laments their mother eating into their home.
A man and his wife argued after a tire blew up during a dispute about anger. The exchange shows how volatile opinions among bystanders can be hard to change.
A fragmentary letter discusses stark contrasts in marriage motives, noting some pursue union for love while others seek security or practical gains. The text hints at social pressures and differing expectations surrounding marriage and companionship.
The message warns against buying cars that are hard to start in cold weather and adds social caution about listening to others. It mixes practical car tips with a grim, ominous note about dying of old age if interruptions occur.
Robert Parrett, one of three men convicted in a mob-related case at a Miss Eart h avenue, was sentenced to five to 21 years and a $1000 fine. His attorneys filed a motion for new trial and an appeal to the state supreme court. Bond set at $5,000 was posted, and Parrett was released pending appeal while the petition for a new trial is considered. Judge Hendleton presided.
Washington reports Han ford Nider named to take Davis's place as secretary. The appointment follows Davis's departure yesterday, marking a transition in the national leadership. The move positions Nider as the new head of the department, with expected impacts on policy directions and administrative oversight.
In Ma Wabash Indiana on October 3 a mushroom believed to be the largest ever found in the United States was discovered near the town by the Reverend P W Bond. The specimen reportedly weighed more than an 18 pound mark and drew attention for its size.
Herman Steiglitz of Milwaukee previously held the record with a nine pound puff ball. the text notes an eighteen pound specimen, indicating a new or referenced weight for the unusual object.
The Chicago report shows cattle steady with steer tops near 16.00 and fed steers around 9.50 to 13.00, vealers 11.00 to 11.50, and hogs around 10 to 11. Weavies and mids run around 11.45 to 11.80, with lighter and pig classes near 9.20 to 10.95. Cincinnati lists cattle 9.00 to 12.00 for steers, hogs 12.00 to 12.10, and sheep and lambs in the 4.00 to 15.00 range.
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