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Newspaper
Russiaville Observer
Location
Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1920
Page
6
General Offices in Kokomo Indiana list the West Bound train times from 6 50 a m daily except Sunday 7 03 a m 8 33 a m 9 40 a m Limited 11 18 a m 12 15 p m Limited 1 48 p m 2 56 p m Limited 4 23 p m 6 43 p m 30 p m 9 33 p m 10 48 p m
Alice C. Dickinson notes a bay mocking bird that attacks dogs or cats to defend its home. Known as the robin of the South, it fiercely guards its tree and even drives away turkey buzzards. The male is a sweet singer who neglects building duties, leaving those tasks to the female.
The article notes the introduction of patrol craft in the naval service, detailing the first government built patrol vessel originally ordered for the coast guard. The craft is 69 feet long, 14 feet beam, and 3 feet 7 inches draft, designed by A Loring Swesey.
The speaker comments on Army Mrs Billy and a wish to leave the current situation and return to work. They express a preference for a nine hour day job and reluctance toward present conditions. The dialogue hints at labor attitudes and wartime or postwar employment themes.
A report quotes proponents arguing that small eight to ten pound cod sharks are plentiful along the coast and could be sold at four to six cents a pound. Fishermen reportedly discarded thousands of pounds last cod season due to lack of market while the federal bureau of fisheries backs shark meat as a new edible option.
A reader questions the source of an electrical journal while someone explains it is among the current magazines.
A brief clash of taunts follows a boast that mocks a foe. The speaker and a skeptical observer clash over strength and bravado amid wartime tensions.
A parent asks if their son stationed with troops understands French overseas. He replies yes, but notes locals he meets abroad do not appear to speak French.
A fragment notes a woman enjoying herself and a boast that a wife possessed three gowns, while another half hints at a place called Founds offering a woman more than two gowns. The readable text is fragmentary with limited context.
A fragmented stage moment shows a feisty exchange where a fine artist is mocked as a tease and a speaker teases back with a clipped, playful line. The quirky dialogue hints at humor buried in an archaic phrasing and misspelled words.
The Dally Gargoyle names a new musical critic, a respected sound judge known for sharp reviews. The appointment expands arts coverage and signals renewed focus on concert and studio performances.
In a lively exchange, residents question the performance of umpire Soule, praising or critiquing his calls as the neighborhood comments on the game.
Hop condemns a published tale as false claiming it portrays him as a fraud who would steal five dollars. Barb argues the piece misrepresents him and warns against borrowing from friends. Sarb advises letting friends help.
Dialogue notes Miss Jaggs as very attenuate in figure and another speaker agrees she is thin. The exchange highlights perceptions of her physique in a casual chat.
The remark from Brother Young Jobbins appears during a call to the newsroom. No further context or corroborating details are available in the readable text.
Promises higher profits per acre with lower investment and effort in the Davidson District of Saskatchewan. Claims extremely low costs, larger yields, and access to a proven farming area. Cheap excursion rate Tuesday for buyers. maps and facts available from Kt Farm Agency, Macke Building, Indianapolis.
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