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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
A sweeping dispatch reports Civil unrest in Ireland after a bomb explosion injuring six. turmoil continues with economic strains in the United States and Europe. It notes floods in Chicago. a parachutist dies during an aerial stunt. women intensify anti liquor raids in Kentucky. and officials report wage cuts, census gains, and military casualties arriving in Hoboken.
Irish question looms as Sinn Fein debates independence terms amid Lloyd George proposals. Bolshevik relief talks with American aid face collapse as Maximeff resists limits on workers, while Russia endures famine amid legal shifts. China and Japan join disarmament talks in Washington and Briand confirms French delegation.
In a heated session the House advanced tax changes aiming to adjust the excess profits tax and broaden reform to the calendar year Ponu. Democratic and Republican members clashed over revisions while a special committee accused Grover Peruwdebl and Bergdoll conspirators in his draft evasion case. Suzanne Lenglen suffered a cough and withdrew from the Forest Hills final against Molla Mallory, signaling potential rematch.
Reverend A H Sykes former pastor of the Watkins Park Presbyterian Church Nashville Tennessee praises Tanlac as a medicine of great power and merit for his wife’s ten months of stomach trouble and nervous breakdown. He says she improved quickly after starting Tanlac and expects full restoration soon. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A West Avon Connecticut farmer reports his chickens died after fireworks misused as Fourth of July celebration. An examination of a bird revealed fragments of a son of a gun in its crop, suggesting accidental poisoning or explosion as the cause.
A New York Times snippet shows Leonard Graziano, bootshiner near the county courthouse, joking with a wary visitor about divorces and marriage license inquiries. The exchage hints at the abundance of lawyers in the hallway and past encounters over licenses.
A lengthy road passes without a road house mentioned in the segment. The readable text focuses on the absence of a service stop along the route and provides no additional details about location or date.
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