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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1920

Page

3

Hunt's Salve Promises Refund If Not Effective

An advertisement touts Hunt's Salve with a personal guarantee from a trusted local druggist. It claims cures for itching skin diseases such as eczema and ringworm and offers a 75 cent refund if unsatisfied. The Lida Valley Railway’s A D Goodenough endorses the remedy and urges readers to ask their druggist and show the ad.

Lida Valley Railway Co Goldfield Nevada A. D. Goodenough Hunt

Next War Exposes New Electrical Warfare Limits

An article notes Popular Mechanics claim that high explosives may near development limits and future warfare could be governed by electrical technology. It mentions Bivins mechanisms promising advances and warns of greater danger from remote detonation and refined weapons in the next international conflict. It also references sea otter conservation law extensions and a holiday note about birthdays and Santa Claus.

Bayer Aspirin Promoted by Physicians for Nineteen Years

An advertisement extols genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as proven by millions. It emphasizes the Bayer name and the Bayer Cross on packaging, notes directions for colds headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia lumbago rheumatism and general pain, and mentions twelve tablets in a handy tin for a small price.

Bayer

Short Skirt Fashions Gain Ground in 1920 Mode

A New York fashion write up notes the rise of short skirts and sleeves as the spring mode, with gowns shown in Fifth Avenue windows reflecting abbreviated streetwear. It discusses long and short waist lines, designer dettections from Callot and Paquin, serge dresses, and the growing popularity of taffeta and mixed organdie ensembles in Paris and New York.

Fifth Avenue New York Paquin Madeleine Et Madeleine Jenny Langin

Milks Emulsion Promises Cough Cure and Rebuilding Health

A testimonial from Mrs. Alice M. Huntley of Galesburg Illinois credits Milks Emulsion with curing a two year cough after trying doctors in Denver then using the product. The ad touts the emulsion as a nutritious builder and digestive aid, promising quick relief for stomach trouble and constipation, with a money back guarantee on six bottles. It claims palatability and suitability for children and lists Terre Haute Indiana as the company location with a $1.20 price. drugsellers carry the product.

Denver Ilinois Alice M. Huntley Pearl St Galesburg Milks Emulsion Co Terre Haute Ind

Unclear fragment prompts gender debate in classroom

A partial dialogue shows a tense moment about girls and boys with phrases about who is left and who belongs. The text is missing context and full lines.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Cures Deafness

Catarrhal Deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation treatable only by a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to heal through blood on mucous surfaces, promising one hundred dollars for any incurable case and offering free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall All Druggists Inc F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Traveling English Tourists on Rough Channel Crossing

A group of English travelers returning home from a personally conducted tour faced a rough sea crossing. Most women retired to the cabin while an elderly spinster stayed on deck as a fellow tourist, Mr Binks, offered support causing a romantic moment as she rested her head on his shoulder.

Channel Miss Black Mr. Binks

Mystery Diamonds Stirring a Quiet English Town

Jimson notes his wife looks unwell as Blenkins reveals she mourns a missing diamond necklace. A bold plan grows to offer a large no questions asked reward, though doubts linger about the wife's fit for such a deal.

Jimson Blenkins

Privilege of Channel Islands in War Granted by Edward IV

For over two centuries the Channel Islands remained neutral in English wars by a privilege granted by Edward IV and revoked under William and Mary. The pope enforced the order with a bull in 1483, and Guernsey vessels were spared while Englishmen on board were captured. The policy had limited commercial value as secrecy and privateering profits often outweighed the benefit.

Channel Islands England Edward IV William and Mary Brittany Normandy Sextus IV Guernsey Morlaix

Wild Cat Insignia Sparks Front Line Talk

In the Home Sector the Wild Cat Eighty-first division, drawn from Florida and the Carolinas, moves toward the front. An engineer asks about the shoulder emblem and is told it is a wild cat. A few days later another soldier jokes that the cat is a tame pussy, reflecting wartime morale and soldier wit.

Florida North South Carolina Buddys

Hat Sizing Stirs Playful Banter Among Players

A humorous exchange questions if others can wear a captain's hat, noting that it proves too large for them. The remark hints at leadership roles and confidence within the group, reflecting playful turf humor.

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