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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
A sequence of partial timetable times and service notes for Indiana Railways Light Company with Kokomo as a listed locale. The readable entries show daily and limited schedules, including morning and afternoon times, and indicate Kokomo as the service area.
A playful Town Topics snippet describes a girl in a ball gown likened to wallpaper, as she plans to stay inconspicuous amid blended scenery and social chatter.
A fragmented dialogue centers on a husband urging economizing at meals and a wife reacting aloud. The garbled text hints at social norms and marital tension over dinner behavior and perhaps marriage expectations.
Howard M. Brubaker as administrator of the deceased has filed a final settlement and vouchers in court. The court will hear reasons why the account and vouchers should not be approved and show cause if any objections exist. Henry Quigley and Howard Gircui noted.
Fragments suggest gossip about an artist and a portrait of Jones. The text hints at rumors and unspecified concerns, with no concrete details or corroborating facts.
Fond Mother warns against damp bedding and clothing as the train departs for Camp Grant. An unkind comrade chides George about avoiding a damp glass.
A dialogue fragment shows Jim and Doctor discussing a possible poisoning claim. The speaker suspects his wife of adding arsenic to soup while the doctor considers the claim plausible as a bare inference. The exchange reflects distrust and a potential motive.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals concern over boldness of warships and the need to avoid excessive daring, reflecting cautious stance in naval policy discussions.
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