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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

7

Allies claim victory as Messines ridge seized in costly assault

British forces launched a dawn attack on the Messines Wytschaete ridge, breaking German defenses after three hours of heavy artillery and gas shells. Reports say combat losses were light for the British while German lines collapsed and signals for help appeared as observation balloons rose above the battlefield.

London Messines-Wytschaete Belgium Wytschaete Messines Ridge Ypres Agus Lerin The Somme

Vimy Ridge Victory Described as Night of Explosive War

The article chronicles the Vimy Ridge assault with mine blasts and heavy artillery, detailing gas shells, shrapnel, and large-scale bombardment. British planes dominated the sky while infantry advanced ten miles, capturing German positions and breaking their guard with dramatic explosions and fiery signals.

Vimy Ridge Messines Ridge Ypres No Man's Land

British Premier Hears Gunfire as Wytschaete Attack Opens

London reports that Prime Minister David Lloyd George, staying at Walton Heath, heard the First World War bombardment at Wytschaete when it opened. Preparations had matured and the premier knew the hour. Detonations were heard at his London residence as well.

London Wytschaete Bend David Lloyd George Walton Heath Lloyd George

Dish Discoveries From a Home Kitchen Note

Dear editor, a reader from Caxton, Ohio, salutes a homemaking department in a hometown paper. The note praises housework wisdom and urges readers to try new recipes and clever ideas for servants and households.

Chris Columbus America J. B. Cluck Caxton A. m Togo

State Happenings in Cities and County Actions

Reports from several towns note assignments and local actions. Newcastle offers $150 in prizes for a corn contest next fall. Muncie delays courthouse decorations to save costs. Shelbyville adopts a bonus salary plan in five furniture plants. Mishawaka sees worker demand outstripping supply. Vincennes reappoints Lyman M Butler as county agent. Washington reports no raise for B and QO shop workers. Rushville awards the T L Beher road contract to Ohio Construction for 9995 dollars.

Madison People’s Trust Company Bank Valparaiso Woman’s Franchise League M. C. Garber Bloomington Charles Leslie Plymate Elgin First Presbyterian Church Tipton Roscoe Teter Claude Moore Columbus Bartholomew Eagles Elwood Martinsville South Bend W. F. Biederwolf Miunciex Bunch Monticelo Meeker Franklin Dry Federation Johnson County Cgeorge Shelbyville Wiliam Hodge Indianapolis Indiana G. I. Christie Mitchell Sadie Eversole State Council of Defense Cambridge City Finley Gray Connersville Daniel Comstock Laporte Leslie Hill Public Service Commission Greencastle Thomas Younger Presbyterian Church Huntington St. Michael’s George Henry Jour Indiana School For the Blind Bluffton W. A. Patton Goshen St. Joseph Terre Haute Logansport the Sons and Daughters of Liberty Crawfordsville Sarah Cragwall J. A. Cragwall Stahimuth & Lowe Algest Newcastle Muncie Delaware Mishawaka Vincennes Lyman M Butler Washington Rushville T. L. Beher Jackson Township Ohio Construction Company

Crying Spells and Weakness End With Vegetable Compound

A sick woman from Enchant, Pa describes crippling nervous distress and crying spells. After trying doctors without relief, she took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on her husband’s urging and she soon felt improvement.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Laundress Praises Red Cross Bail Blue for White Clothes

A laundress extols the cleansing power of Red Cross Bail Blue for bright white fabrics. The brief note ends with a generic grocers advertising line for shoppers.

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