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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
4
Many valuable items come from modern chemistry of bones. Glue is the chief product, with soap glycerin and fertilizers among the byproducts. Bones are cleaned with acid, steamed, and the glue liquid extracted then refined into gelatin and table glue, while fat becomes scouring soap and refined soaps gain oils and perfumes.
Mrs. E. M. Gardner, long time resident of Pitman New Jersey, completed a thousand cat paintings before losing her sight in her home. A Colchester Connecticut native, she began painting in Philadelphia about years ago and framed images of cats from aristocratic Persians to backyard tabbies. Her work includes Tix an Angora once displayed at Green's Hotel Philadelphia and valued at 3000 dollars.
A Detroit Free Press exchange notes that Green boasts about his ancestors while others in his family have not given cause for pride, highlighting a strained family dynamic and public persona.
Brown-Well remarks on Smith-Is Jones generosity, debating if it counts as charity. He notes the subject often gives himself away in acts of kindness.
Notable exchange from a Yonkers Life feature shows Mrs. Crimsonbeak remarking two women in a quarrel and Estelle objecting to settlement work with Auntie, remarking that poor people are monotonous.
The piece contrasts old horse riding feats with contemporary courage shown by daily motorcyclists. It notes admiration for riders, including unnamed heroes who navigate on two wheels as part of daily life and a nod to the enduring spirit of riders.
Tom Rooney, unshaken by superstition, readies the Premier special racing car built for and partly by Bob Burman. He seeks a star turn at the Sixth Annual International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on May 30 after a prior victory and a $10,000 purse at the New York speedway where he placed second at over 100 mph.
State of Indiana Howard County Justice of the Peace T J Carver Center Township presides. Tom Brant sues Moses Hadesman nonresident in civil action on account. Defendant must appear and answer or demur by June 12 1916. Jump Marshall attorneys. Filed May 11 1916.
The San Souci Needle Circle met at Mrs Cliff Jones's home Wednesday afternoon with nine members and one guest. They visited and worked on needle projects, sharing refreshments before departing to meet in two weeks at Mrs Kemp's home.
Harlie Merz Indianapolis racer returns to dangerous competition after divorce. He will drive a Peugeot in the Sixth Annual International Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on May 80th. Merz and teammate John Aiken share a factory background with National cars and both have risen from retirement to race again.
The official list of starters for the 806 mile International Sweepstakes Classic at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 20 has been announced by Speedway general manager T. E. Myers. Thirty entries comprise the cream of racing cars and drivers. The list and details of bore and stroke follow.
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