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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
4
A lively jumble of maxims and observations on manners and success. The piece riffs on judgment by past, public pranks, and everyday folly from vanity to advice columns, with sharp quips about balancing pride, wealth, and behavior amid social expectations.
Local notes cover visits and arrivals in Kokomo and nearby towns. Mrs Hawkins and Ruth Chase from Norfolk visited between trains, families hosted guests from Delphi Tipton and Kokomo, hunting trips near Bruce Lake, a sister’s illness in Kokomo, a birthday dinner near Flora, and a Krese of needle club hosts with out of town guests from Vevay and Liberty.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Dan forth Maine praises Electric Bitters for restoring her mother’s health after 20 years of suffering. She notes renewed vigor past age 70, claiming the remedy revived sleep, appetite, and energy after doctors gave up. Goly Jue at G. Wo Kemp.
A former rider states ten years of torture from piles ended after using Bluchlen's Arnica Salve. The product promised relief for piles burns sores corns and shingles. Supported by G. W. Kemp.
An ad touts Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia as a stomach aid with a money back guarantee. It claims Kodol digests all foods naturally like a healthy stomach and promises prompt relief and pleasant use. Sold by Swayzee Bros. Drug Co.
Mr. James Hale of California is visiting in this vicinity. Tom Wadman of the Small Concern is taking his vacation this week.
Wigley Miller advertises a No-Drip Coupon for ladies in Ravine Wisconsin. Readers are invited to request the No-Drip Coupon and free booklet describing Health Coffee. The product imitates real coffee using toasted grains and malt with quick preparation.
The first of six union Sunday evening services will be held next Sunday July 25 at 6 40 p m on the school house lawn If rain moves the meeting will be in the M E church at the same hour A union choir will lead the singing with special music Rev Frank Stafford to give the first address and Rev Beard the second This invitation extends to all to attend.
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