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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1925

Page

3

Impression of Zona Gale by Mary Stewart Cutting Jr

A literary portrait praises Zona Gale as a humane writer of small town life. It highlights her sympathetic viewpoint, absence of judgment, and works like Miss Lulu Bett and Friendship Village, noting her fit with Star Author Series ideas and matrimonial themes.

Zona Gale America Friendship Village Pelleas Etarre Lulu Bett Clausens Mary Stewart Cutting, JR

Used To Each Other In A Measles Facade

Clauson and Jep endure a dull routine in a scarred boarding house while he secretly pines for Miss Rickson. After a flirtation with change ends when he discovers the building will stay, they reaffirm their sameness and comfort, concluding they are truly rooted and used to one another.

Clauson Miss Rickson Jep Darling Dibble Jen Arthur Paradise Ruth Rickson Clausen Mr. Clauson Q Dearest

Language formed by trade ties calico to world commerce

A Kansas City Star note explains how calico derived from Calicut and how traders renamed Indian cotton cloth after its source. It shows how language shifts with trade, from Calicut to Calico and then to American or Mericani in Near East exchanges.

India Calicut England America Near Coast Kansas City Star

Civil War Bomb Explodes After 57 Years On Louisiana Plantation

A Civil War bomb, used as an andiron and in shot put training for decades, exploded on a plantation two miles south of Opelousas, Louisiana. The blast wrecked a house but none were inside as it burned to the ground.

Opelousas Burnett

Tanlac praised by Terre Haute vulcanizer for rheumatism relief

James M. Hudson of Terre Haute says Tanlac cured his stomach trouble and eased his wife’s rheumatism. He reports improved digestion, better sleep, and greater energy, adding he can eat freely now. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.

James M. Hudson S. 18Th St Terre Haute Ind

Western Canada predicts record crop yields across provinces

The report states farmers in Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and the western provinces report ideal seeding conditions for a record harvest. Favorable weather from April to now with minimal losses suggests provinces will exceed prior yields and attract US interest. Government agents offer information and land-sale rates for prospective buyers and homesteaders.

Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Western Canada United States

Good Nature as a Cushion for Many Jars

A concise proverb-like line noting that positive character acts as a support to handle fragile or precious items. It emphasizes safety and temperance in daily life, using metaphor of jars to represent fragile things.

How far is a "far cry"

To Have a Clear Sweet Skin Use Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum advertisements promise clear skin and fragrance. A separate note claims Red Cross Ball Blue provides clean clothes with good results. The piece ends with a rhetorical question about distance.

Red Cross

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