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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1922

Page

7

Looking for Trouble Proved Balanced By Quiet Resolve

A concise reflection on how some individuals confront risk with steadfast restraint. The aphorism contrasts restless search for danger with the calm outcome of restraint and composure in face of potential upheaval.

Not In My Case The Tramp Claims Necessity Invention

A weary tramp tells a sobbing tale to a woman, suggesting his mother is the invention of necessity. She sympathizes and urges a better path than begging, but he insists his life is driven by need. The exchange highlights hardship and stubborn resolve.

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How Two Women Escaped Operations

In St Joseph Missouri and White Plains New York women report relief from female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and related products. Testimony claims avoidance of surgery and improved health with continued use and self care guidance. Letters mention gains in mobility and weight while soliciting further support materials from the company.

St.Joseph, Missouri Lydia E. Pinkham WM. Lockman N. 4Th St St. Josep, Mo Lydia EB. Pinkham Mary Mark Hamilton Ave White Plains N. Y Lydia E Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts

Testy exchange hints at late night proposal

A fragment from a Boston Transcript note references a late night proposal at 12 01 and a quick acceptance. An unrelated ad urges Cross Ball Blue for bluing and promises rewards. A Sonoma county express agent story mentions a teamster transporting a San Francisco couple to a country place with a quirky hill rendering.

Boston Transcript Ben Dierks Sonoma County California San Francisco

Chronic tickers develop a whine that may wear off

Readable text notes that chronic tickers soon produce a persistent whine, which typically diminishes over time. The passage implies temporary relief as the noise fades, suggesting a self-limiting or adaptive response.

Remembering Sweet Sixteen and Wise Men

A reflective slice notes how youth remembered fondly, while wisdom may fail or surprise a man when least expected. The speaker muses on aging, memory, and the uneasy edge of insight.

Indiana State News Highlights From Carthage to New Orleans

A string of Indiana items includes the shooting death of Stella Bradburn by Oliver Johnson and Johnson’s suicide, the Lafayette Mercantile Exchange fire under probe for possible arson, burial for Otela Snyder killed in Shanghai, and the White River Bank insolvency report. Additional notes cover Indiana university events, state mortgage data, and regional incidents across Terre Haute, Logansport, Indianapolis, and Lafayette with various local authorities and officials.

Carthage Oliver Johnson Stella Bradburn Bradburn Johnson Johnson Bradburn Mothe Anderson Lafayette Township Mercantile Exchange Lafayette Township Florida Farmers’ Organization Terre Haute Otela Grace Snyder Brazil Shanghai Chicago Giichi Tanaka Highland Lawn Cemetery Synder W. J. Snyder Snyder Tanaka Logansport Charles W. Camp Indiana State Bank White River Bank Camp L. N. Hines Indiana Normiut Hines Washington Department of Commerce Census of Agriculture Indianapolis Hayden Fisher Prospect Street Indianapolis Light and Heat Company Bloomington Indiana University William L. Bryan Bryan Beveridge Samuel N. Ralston Ralston Talston Jesse Sanders Garrett Miu Muncie Christian Churches of State Indiana Christian Missionary Association C. W. Cauble Rev Deadman Lebanon QO. EL. Tumes Gary J. Francis Ashley Poseyville Aubrey Moore Tip Tippecanoe Battlefield Robert Phillips History Department Purdue William Henry Harrison

Progress of Radio Through the Years

A compact history tracing wireless milestones from 1827 to 1921, listing key figures and events. It notes Faraday and Morse early telegraph work, Marconi's transmitter advances, ocean and transatlantic tests, shipboard and naval uses, and the rise of radio telephony and broadcasting in the 1910s and early 1920s. The account emphasizes dates, places, and institutional milestones.

Michael Faraday Cooke and Wheatstone London England Morse United States K. A. Steinhell Munich Joseph Henry U. 8S. A F. B. Morse Washington Canal India Edward Roosevelt Tugh-poweer Marconi Russia New York Marconi and de Forest Company Berlin Ireland Nova Scotia Great Britain Canada Florida South America Eiffel Tower France Washington Central Asia Germany America Japan San Francisco Tokyo Honolulu American Telephone and Telegraph Company Arlington Hawaii Daniels United States Navy Brooklyn Navy Yards Wilson Mikado Transpacific Senatore Marconi United States Army Annapolis Bordeaux Sydney Australia U. S Alcock and Brown Severn Broadcasting

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