Local Socials and Notices From Russiaville Area
Miss Bertha Wright visited friends at Greentown Sunday. Mrs. Eli Allison spent part of the week here with relatives. Rev. W. P. Tedford was called to Rossville today to preach a funeral. W. C. McKinney of Georgetown Ill. was here Sunday, guest of his son George. Mrs. John Hawkins entertained a party at 6 o clock dinner Wednesday. Fors Ro Kokomo showcase Cottage at Sailor Bros. Store. C. S. Wadman and wife were entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner at the home of J. E. and Mrs. Waters. Mrs. Jennie Brown, of Kansas, sister of Mrs. Waters, was guest of honor. Foe G. A. K. Post officers elected: Luke Thomas P C. Cal McCoy J V C. W. S. Thompson Chap. L. S Reeves O D. Jake Miller Q M. John Sims O G. Geo. Shultz C 3. McCoy delegate. A. C. Merrick Alternate. RT. Carter surgeon. Roll call at K. of P. Hall drew about forty Knights and letters from others. Talks and a love feast followed. Wanted faithful person to call on retail trade for manufacturing firm with steady salary and expenses. Enclose self addressed envelope. Superintendent Travelers 605 Monon Ridge Chicago. To improve appetite try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. J. H. Seitz of Detroit says they restored appetite. For sale by G. W. Kemp. Every box warranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foe G. A. K. Post
P. C. Luke Thomas
V. C
Cal McCoy
W. S. Thompson
L. S Reeves
Jake Miller
Q. M
John Sims
O. G
Geo. Shultz
Digestible Bread From Finely Ground Flour Favored
Digestibility tests by the department of agriculture compare graham whole wheat and standard patent roller flours. Results show patent flour yields the most available protein, while graham and whole wheat provide less due to coarser particles. Blending hard and soft wheats appears best for breadmaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Graham
Bakers’ Review
A Highlander Seeks An Ounce Of Spirits
An aged highlander, limited to one ounce of spirits daily by his doctor, asks his schoolboy helper how much an ounce is. The boy explains an ounce equals sixteen drams, prompting the highlander to exclaim praise and summon Tonal Mac Tavish and Big Duncan for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonal Mactavish
Big Duncan
Dundee News
Small Sport For Both. Two Lads Explore City Baths
Two boys on a west side street wandered into the crowded east side on a city exploration. They found Riv ington street bathing establishment signs and compared their experiences with humor, one asking about a bath and the other recalling a neck washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
East Side
Rivington Street
Billy
New York Tribune
Grenadium and Uranium Use and Spoonerisms
A brief note on grenadium melting at 2000 degrees and resistant to acids with a price of 592 a pound, plus uranium used in glass and porcelain and expensive at 686 a pound. Also a quip about Rev. W A Spooner who mixes up words creating phrases like half wormed fish and hinkering kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Spooner
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Kokomo Steam Laundry
Mankind
Ando
Troy Scale Co
Troy, N.Y
New Idea
Woman’s Magazine
Inia
THE
NEW Idea Publishing CO
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Russiaville Observer
Bertha Wright
Greentown
Eli Allison
W. P. Tedford
Rossville
W.C. McKinney
Georgetown, Ill
George
John Hawkins
Kokomo
Sailor Bros. Store
C. S. Wadman
J. E
Mrs. Waters
Jennie Brown
Kansas
Waters
K. of P. Hall
Travelers
Monon Ridg
Chicago
Chamberlain
J. H. Seitz
Detroit
Mich
G. W. Kemp
Dr. King
Prine
Levi P. Rich
Faust
Fide Court House
Kokomo, Indiana
Mr. Justgotit
Mr. Justgot
Russiaville
New London
Forest
Michigantown
Middlefork
Avery
Bankfort
Kempton
Schrcleville
Ceetingsville
Farmer
A. P. Woods
W. E.ailes
Russiaville, Indiana
the Kimball Music House
Kimball
Haines Bros
Haddorf
Edison
Elmer Beard
P. O
Ra Nanla As
B.B.B.B
Barragar
Burdock
National Medical CO
Sheldon
Iowa
York
Nebe
Lewiston
Idshe
Go. W. Kemps City Drug Store
Nickle Or
Davis
JAY W. Smith Harness CO
Fowler, Ind
Kodol
E. C. Dewitt ¢ CO
Miles
Dr. Miles
James Evertt
Alton
Jr. Miles
L. B. Morris
Helena
Montana
Miles’ Remedies
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
South
Peoria St
Curcaco
Iln
Bright
St. Louis
Cardus
Cardui
Gaardul
Eam Uockay
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