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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
4
The article reports about two million lepers, centered in China, and notes spreading in Africa but retreating due to modern care. It cites segregation as a key treatment method and mentions new cures via chalvo oil injections, with olive and linseed oil tested. It cites Norway cutting cases from 2,888 to 140 as an illustration of sanitation impact.
A French researcher proposes that sight can be achieved without eyes and hearing without ears by tuning auditory centers. Prof. Paul Marage outlines devices that pick up vibrations through the skull or mouth, leveraging middle ear pathways and electric components.
A survey shows hundreds of young women studying oral hygiene to become dental assistants. The dental field has advanced recently, creating demand for trained assistants beyond the traditional office roles.
Old Gruff declares his daughter a fool for choosing a suitor as he voices strong opposition in a brief Boston Transcript style exchange. The suitor remains calm, acknowledging the daughter’s determination and potential hereditary ties.
A local squabble erupts after a rowdy night as residents blame stray actions and muffled warnings. Witnesses report tension rising, with police responding to disturbances and neighbors calling for calmer behavior in the area.
Ellen the maid recalls cleaning the silverware on Wednesday as Mrs. Fussbody orders a fresh cleaning amid a rising burglaries epidemic. The exchange reveals concern over security and property condition in the district.
A stingy man invited to listen via a newly installed receiving set leaves as a sermon ends and a special collection is announced. He removes the headphones and declares his departure, exposing his selfishness as he exits.
The 242 carat Table diamond vanished, once held by an Indian king who lent it to a dealer. Travernier saw it in Golconda in 1642 and praised its size and quality. Some theory links the 68 carat Russian crown diamond as part of the great stone.
The Detroit News reports a Queensland plant called the sting ing treelush, a striking shrub that irritates the skin. A naturalist warns the pain can be maddening and long lasting with rainy weather or when wet, noting animals can react violently and even be shot after exposure.
A London taxi driver rushing to a railway station collided with a cart and upset its contents. When a policeman confronted him, he gave the name Michael O'Brien. The officer revealed that is also his own name, Cork origin, and asked the driver to stand while he prepared to charge the other man with backing into him.
A traveler complains of dull village life. The elder promises next week will stir the countryside with plowing activity, hinting at change to come.
Among the checs goers today were Milt Ochar, John JT, Tommy Ratcliff, Albert Wright and wife, Mrs Ray Ratcliff and children, Mrs Theo Ratcliff and children, Mr Koib and wife.
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