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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
Penny pictures offered at Mrs Woody's Photographic Studio with a phone contact. Community snippets include visits by locals such as Don McCreary and Frank McReynolds to nearby towns and townsfolk traveling for business. Local ads mention ice orders, a new drug store, threshing coal, and livery services with ticket prompts.
Readable text shows DeWits Little Early Bisere liver pills sold by Swaywie Bros. The fragment hints at a local product advertisement listing the medicine and its seller in a small historic newspaper item.
Russiaville Lumber and Coal Co offers good lump coal for threshing at 2.75 per ton. Swayzee Bros promote Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as a gentle, non constipating remedy for children. James Rivers of Kokomo wins contract to build C. S. Wadman residence on East Main Street. Rev David Evans of Forest delivers a fine address at I O O F decoration services.
Sir Lester Me Nelson of Naples Maine says he used Dr Kine's New Discovery for coughs colds and throat and lung problems and believes it saved his life. He calls it a reliable remedy and would not be without a bottle. The ad touts its preventive benefits for pneumonia and weak lungs, sold under guarantee at G W Kromp's store with a free trial bottle.
A local notice lists Russiaville Lumber and clean dump coal at 2.75 dollars per ton. No additional details provided.
Stomach troubles are said to be relieved by Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. A man who spent over two thousand dollars on medicines was cured after using a few boxes. Price 2 49. Samples free at G. Woke in its drug store.
Avantord Lee and his wife spent part of last week visiting his father and mother in Phlox.
G S Richards of Kokomo visited his father R O Richards and attended the T O O E decoration services here on Sunday. Mrs Rose McCreary was the guest of Mrs David Unger at Frankfort this week.
Mrs fom Brant and Mrs Martin Snyder of Kokomo visited festive events here Tuesday. The brief social note records their appearance and the local enthusiasm for community gatherings.
Mrs. Frank Pitzer and Mrs. Morris Cline, second children of Frank Fort, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Shilling and other relatives here this week.
Miss Vanessa Ratcliff departed Monday for Terre Haute following a week at home, marking the end of a short local break.
Owners of the only complete set of entry abstracts in Toward county offer title abstracts for farms towns and city properties. Moutray a lawyer specializes in land titles and offers private consultations with reasonable charges. They prepare deeds mortgages contracts leases bonds and related documents.
The Hester Giants a Kokomo colored team will meet Russiaville at Iles Ball Park Sunday at 2 15 p m. The Frankfort White Sox are set to play there tomorrow at 10 30 a m.
Miss Mary Clendenning visited home folks at Mulberry on Monday. The trip showcased familiar faces and local hospitality in a small town gathering.
Rev Lewis Reeves of Tramiond City a former pastor will speak at a men's meeting Sunday at 2 p m at the M E church. The event is open and ladies are invited to attend.
The Hungarian government plans energetic actions to curb vagabond Tzigane communities. About 150 000 Tziganes live largely as musicians with camps near forests in Nagy Karped. Historical pity gave them land, but failures to restrain them persist.
A Detroit Tribune item quotes a man in the case declaring a kiss would be liked if the speaker were a man the maid replies she would not be satisfied with a thinking part if she were a man the exchange reads like a flirtatious quip on courtship.
A short dramatic fragment describes a woman fainting and being tended with care while asking what caused the incident. The excerpt ends with a plea for air and relief as onlookers react to her fainting spell.
A nameless woman writes an essay describing three types of husbands the young husband who sparks jealousy the middle aged husband who prefers money or golf to care and the old husband who objects to a wife looking at younger men.
An advertisement claims DeWitt's Kidney and Bletter Pills will strengthen weak kidneys and relieve bladder inflammation. It states the pills are recommended everywhere and sold by Wayzee Beas.
Advertisement for 25 penny pictures at Mrs Woody's studio with claims for relief of piles and related symptoms. Mentions a guaranteed satisfaction and price of 450e, sold by Swayzee Bros.
Mrs. Anna Wells improves and plans a brief visit to French Lick. advertisements tout King’s Little Liver Pills and Pineules for backache with claims of kidney purification and rapid relief. Miss Abbey Bishop and Miss Muriel Carson are mentioned with medicinal ads for kidney remedies sold by Swayzee Bros.
Helen Carter entertained the Tee Wee Sisters at her home Thursday era. They sewed on their quilts, and bananas were served. Adam Ridenour of Forest was in town Monday.
Tom Moore of Cochran Georgia reports a bad sore on the last toe healed by Bucklen's Arnica salve after trying other remedies. He says less than a 23 cent box cured it and it was sold under a guarantee at G W Kemp's drug store.
Mr Frank Cousin of 436 Houston St New York lauds Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia liver complications and weak kidneys. The tonic regulates digestion purifies blood and restores vigor to the debilitated, sold under guarantee at G W Kemp's drug store. Oct.
Nature explains the stomach and digestive juices and how they affect blood and health. It urges prompt, reliable relief for indigestion and dyspepsia, endorsing Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indigestion sold by Swayzee.
An advertisement invites readers to get their portrait taken at Mrs Woody's Picture Gallery located near Wadman's Store. The notice promotes on-site photography services and gallery presence for local customers.
A household remedy praised for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with gentle laxative action. Marketed as prompt relief for both young and old and guaranteed to be pleasant to take. Sold by Swayzee Bros.
A brief item notes 25 pictures offered for 25e at Mrs Woody's photography studio located over Wadman's store. It lists pricing and venue context in a compact street-corner notice style.
Local report notes Thomas Wadman attended a visit at Koko Mo on Sunday night. Details are sparse but confirm the appearance of Wadman at the venue and time.
In 1872 a surge of diarrhoea and dysentery led to the introduction of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than other treatments and has held a thirty five year record of efficacy. G W Kemp offers the remedy through nine druggists who often pay higher profits for alternatives.
Rev. W. D. Trout of Laramie Wyoming filled the pulpit at M. E. K. church Sunday night and visited friends here Monday.
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