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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
2
The American Medical Association lauds health programs for babies and young children, urging improved school readiness for ages two to six. It stresses vaccination against smallpox and diphtheria, eye care by oculists, and proper clothing and supplies as essential for successful school entry and learning readiness.
Adierika is advertised as a rapid intestinal evacuant for stomach distress and sleeplessness caused by nerves. The claim is it acts within an hour and does not cause gripes, with C. C. Williams druggist cited as the distributor.
A sharply worded note questions if prohibition persists and implies that maintaining sobriety may invite public demands for apologies. The fragment hints at social tension over temperance efforts and personal conduct.
A 22 year old teacher asks whether to marry a recently graduated doctor who is financially struggling. Dorothy urges waiting until he is established, noting costs of living, career focus, and risk of resenting rushed marriage. Miss Dix counters by condemning male petting culture and defends girls asserting standards and consequences for women.
Sinnott and McCarty with the Cabel store for m in responsible positions will open a shop at 316 East Main Street, formerly Greenwood store. They will sell wallpaper, floor coverings, window shades and similar home necessities. They expect to start about October 1. Both partners are well known in Washington and Daviess county for honesty and square dealing, with a promising outlook.
William Mills a veteran mail carrier aged 64 and the third oldest by service in Vincennes died Wednesday morning. Local post office colleagues recall his long career and steady routine delivering mail through years of service.
Judge Herbert Fishel travels to Bridgeport this morning to preside over a dog show held in conjunction with a fair. About 200 dogs are entered in the event, showcasing breeds and handler performances.
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