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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
1
The column critiques government aid to farmers for selling surplus abroad and mocks claims about automobiles deaths. It discusses British handling of rubber surplus, the Colorado River project, and criticizes state execution economics citing Hulbert as executioner and costs per case.
Revival meetings led by Pastor Stephenson with Rev Taylor from West Middleton and George Heflin singing conclude the second week. Large audiences attend daily 10 oclock prayer with delegations from Kokomo West Middleton Cloverdale and area. Next week Taylor University workers plus others will assist as Leland Wright considers stocking merchandise for his pressing shop. An Indiana Monroe township institute at New London reports 62 in forenoon and 162 in afternoon with 42 paid members. program covers club work for boys and girls and rural education themes.
Little Ralph Eakins was taken to an Indiana hospital for treatment this week. The note expresses hope he will receive relief soon and rejoin the community.
Raymond Porter and his wife with their baby are visiting his parents north of town for a short stay.
Casey Keith and Mars Pol Lock visited Kokomo on Saturday for events and sightseeing, according to local records.
The Rhapso dia announces a forthcoming Latin class paper and asks readers to purchase copies to support the student venture.
Fred Pence of Kokomo visited Russiaville last night to check on relatives. Mrs Pence is staying to care for the ailing Mr and Mrs George Gordon who are seriously ill.
The West Middleton senior class will stage a comedy drama The Road to the City on February 24 and 25. John Dunlap and Horace Newlin of New London were in town this evening.
Mrs H E McFarlane visited Kokomo on Wednesday for shopping. Joe Franklin of Sharpsville was a Russiaville visitor today.
The editor traveled to Kokomo for a business visit today aiming to review local operations and meet with regional partners to discuss upcoming editions and community engagement.
The piece warns against self diagnosis and buying potions or cures from dubious sources. It stresses the medical profession's value, cautions that many claims are fraudulent, and urges consulting a qualified physician for real remedies rather than self treatment.
Wise argues Gaddie cannot gain fortune in a barry while praising his refined manners and use of good grammar cited by Catholic Standard and Times.
A exchanged line recounts one boy asking to leave and another urging him to go. The second boy praises the first as a real sport for encouraging action.
A playful note encourages letting a hat blow away and trusting others to chase it, urging readers to stand still and watch as someone else retrieves the runaway headwear.
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