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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
8
An 19th century note describes shaping cows horns into decorative and practical items like tortoiseshell substitutes, including combs and handles, through boiling and rolling processes. It mentions a museum exhibit in Washington of a horn piece carved by an Indian Seer and ends with a proverb about barking dogs.
A verse from the Sunshine Bulletin recalls an aged Christmas figure living in a snowy house high on a hill. He employs many elves to craft cakes, sugar plums, and toys to fill stockings as Christmas nears for children.
A fragmented verse with religious imagery recalls the nativity and sacred wisdom. Strange spellings and garbled phrases hint at a poetic meditation on faith and love as Christmas approaches. Names and clear details are scarce amid the OCR mess, yet the mood remains reverent and festive.
Local notes recount Thanksgiving gatherings at the homes of Alvis Tean and Wiliam Titts with neighbors and relatives from Middlefork Kokomo Russiaville and nearby towns. Death of Jacob Catron near Middlefork follows long paralysis. funeral planned at the residence on Weaneaday. Community positions glow with church, school, and farmers federation events, plus a Pythian Sisters meeting and a garden variety of visits and travel.
A. EB. Jones of South Pend spent several days in town during his tour.
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