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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1921
Page
6
A patriotic verse praising yeomen who fought for liberty and cherishing the banner of red white and blue. It recalls Lexington Green and the Liberty Bell while vowing allegiance to freemen and national symbols.
In a dramatic scene from Prodigal Village Irving Bachelor Illustrations by Irwin, Mr Blenkinsop, Judge Crocker, and the Shepherd discuss return and renewal in Bingville. Robert Moran is introduced, and Mr Bing contemplates helping the town’s prodigals as the widow and others reunite. The narrative centers on forgiveness, community, and a hopeful future.
U S Department of Agriculture reports a wartime surplus of milk in well developed districts as demand falls for condensed products. temporary excess likely through summer, with fall adjustment. recommendations urge skim milk use for calves pigs poultry and livestock to reduce waste and aid growth while surplus persists.
A rousing patriotic observance recalls the republic’s seventy fifth anniversary and the enduring inheritance of liberty. Speakers invoke Webster and Everett, praising American unity, courage, and resistance to tyranny as citizens reflect on sacrifice and national destiny.
A historical reflection on the 1748 Boston State House, its grand design and gilded dome, and its enduring role as a tourist shrine tied to American birth and memory. It recalls Henry Armite Brown and a centennial oration praising the American Union and the resilience of the republic across generations.
John Quincy Adams declares the Declaration the first solemn statement of civil government’s legitimate foundation. It marks the sovereignty of the people, destroys the notion of conquest as lawful rule, and portrays the social compact as a sacred bond shaping global governance.
A boy named Jack visits a neighbor Mrs. Smith who shares cookies. He eats one and asks for another to take home. On returning, he tells his mother that Mrs. Smith apologized saying there was a hire out of your cookie.
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