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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
5
A government letter from Indiana outlines a statewide appeal to raise 452 000 for Salvation Army relief work. Elwood Kokomo endorses the fund as a social uplift effort, with Arthur R B Robinson of Indianaapolis chairing the state committee guiding the drive.
The Salvation Army launches the Home Service Appeal in Indiana from May 1 to 30 1924 to fund relief work for destitute and ill families. The drive emphasizes aid for sick children mothers and families without breadwinners providing milk fresh air medicine food and rent.
Chronological notes list Salvation Army milestones including birth of Catherine and William Booth in 1499 and 1866, formation of the movement in 1866, expansion to the United States in 1870s, training colleges, War reliefs, international work, and key events up to 2008 with scattered dates and notes on leadership and activities.
In a Birmingham Age newspaper snippet, Mrs. Gilton mocks a newly imported chauffeur who tries to act a nobleman. The servant quickly reveals his ordinary nature as he replies in French and later comments on the day.
A query asks who wrote the libretto of the Basical comedy and whether the person is sought, mentioning P Juigo as a referenced name. The fragment implies a search for the librettist in connection with the comedic work.
An excerpt discusses Theodore Rooe.t remarks praising Seeeuien ATSIY and criticizes the Colonel for defending commerce. It mentions aging GMatts work, Chords, and MB BW Comsumnni tion as enabling some form of communication and progress.
Cheap excursion rate Tuesday offered to buyers in the market for land. Maps facts and views free. Send postal today.
A quirky city journal excerpt notes changes in drinking habits with slang and ellipses. The dialogue mentions colonel, bootleg liquor, and an alley with a chaser, reflecting informal street talk and evolving tastes.
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