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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
4
Dr. G. A. Dice advertises Kokomo Eye Man vision service at Citizen's Bank location. It claims easy eye care without drugs and offers glasses services for Kokomo residents.
Forest notes shared visiting relatives and neighbors with names such as Loren Franklin John Morrison Joe and families. Local business moves include Clover Leaf Crasmery Co relocating to the Mowery Building with Miss Zena McKinley in charge. Talks of starting a ball team in town and local shoppes changing hands are mentioned amid daily farm and health travel.
The United States weather bureau station at Altapasa Mitchell county NC measured 22.22 inches of rain in the 24 hours from 2 p.m. July 15 1916 marking the heaviest 24 hour rainfall recorded in the United States. The note compares to a 45.99 inch downpour at Baguio Philippines in 1912 and cites global examples.
A trainer assures the horse will go without a hitch while a skeptic asks if it will stand without hitching. The exchange underscores confidence versus doubt about expected performance.
A recent electrical invention features an outdoor blanket measuring four by six feet. It is claimed to regulate an even temperature from 82 to 112 degrees via a control near the head of the sleeper.
The excerpt presents a dialogue about a collision where a passenger explains that the impact was not from speed but from stopping too quickly. It highlights a humorous or moralizing exchange on causation in accidents.
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