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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

2

Christmas in a Dugout

Soldier memoir of Christmas Eve and Day in a French front trench during World War I. The narrator and comrades endure cold and danger, share a Makeshift feast, receive a queen's plum pudding boxes, and mourn fallen comrade Smith who was killed by a German sniper. The story ends with a wartime vow of vengeance and a grim battlefield peace image.

Ikey” Honney Sailor Bril London Bill Lance Hall Sailor Bill Ikey Honney Tall Suwanee River No Man's Land Fire Bay Tommy Smith England Efe

Rat suppression through civic clubs urged in Panhandle text

United States Department of Agriculture guidance promotes rat and sparrow clubs in rural towns to reduce infestations. It cites England’s club success and stresses leader involvement, community instruction on trapping, sanitation, and rat proofing, plus prizes to boost participation.

United States Department of Agriculture England Great Plains Panhandle Texas

Right Care of Dairy Cows in Winter Weather

As pastures wane farmers let cows deteriorate, which costs more to maintain body heat than it saves in milk. Increase seed supply as pastures fail and prepare shelter for cold rains sleet and snow to keep milk flowing.

United States Department of Agriculture

Heaves Ailment Common In Horses

Heaves is a common and annoying horse disease reducing usefulness and value. It mainly affects old horses and stems from faulty feeding and hard work. Grass feeders are often affected.

Production of Fall Colts Emphasizes Care and Disease Control

The article urges best conditions for fall foals to start winter in good health. It covers preventing joint ill, tying and treating the umbilical cord with chlorinated lime solution, binding with silk, and repeated antiseptic care. It also stresses clean well lit ventilated stables, disinfected stalls, bright straw bedding, and burning soiled litter after birth.

United States Department of Agriculture

Bad Place for Implements in the Farm Yard

Discussion notes that outdoor space becomes a pig shed and not ideal for a wagon or cultivator after use. It suggests using the barn if no implement shed is provided, as the only extra work is to open and shut the doors.

Wintering stocker cattle fed silage and cottonseed meal

A ration of silage and cottonseed meal is economical for wintering stocker cattle. The combination is not only affordable but also promotes modest gains, with one pound of cottonseed meal daily improving weight gain when paired with the silage the cattle consume.

Mercy and Mayhem at Rum pus Ridge Clan

The presiding elder laments a violent scene as neighbors beat a youth with clubs. Gap Johnson dismisses the melee, saying the victim is not his kin and noting the boy returns with injuries after every healing. The dramatic exchange captures neighborhood turmoil and repeated incidents.

Brother Johnson Gap Johnson Rumpus Ridge Kansas City

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim

An old advertisement offers $100 for an incurable catarrh case using Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action via the blood on mucous surfaces and notes forty years of sale by F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with testimonials free and price, sold by druggists.

Hall Price F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Cemetery Warning About Ignored Illnesses

A stark observation notes that many people die because they did not seek medical help in time. The statement highlights the danger of delaying professional care and urges timely medical evaluation.

Kokomo Ind Dr. Pierce J. A. McGee Taylor S

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Revives Energy

An old advertisement claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic restores vitality and vigor by purifying the blood. It promises quick invigorating effects and hints at a forthcoming price, suggesting a tonic marketed for renewed energy.

Grove

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