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Newspaper

Russiaville Observer

Location

Russiaville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1908

Page

5

Alaska’s Rich Game Resources Captured by Osgood

Wilfred H. Osgood, assistant biologist with the Department of Agriculture, reports Alaska as a premier game region offering moose, caribou, deer, sheep, goats, and a full spectrum of bears and waterfowl. He notes vast landscapes, migrations, and the allure for big game hunting, highlighting the moose as the largest land mammal in America and detailing hunting methods and bear populations.

Alaska Wilfred H. Osgood Department of Agriculture Washington Tropics Republic Osgood Mr. Osgood Coast Canada Yukon Tanana Washing Cor Brooklyn Eagle

How He Died at Greene County Fair

Governor Hughes relaxed at the Greene County Fair as he toured a small town school with the principal. In a history classroom an oral exam elicited a quip about Luther's death, noting he was excommunicated by a bull.

Hughes Greene County Thomas Martin Luther New York Times

Defendant recounts loss of $10 to lawyer before sentencing

A courtroom exchange notes the prisoner lacking funds after stating he had ten dollars which his lawyer took. The line underscores financial strain and attorney fees preceding judgment.

Keepsake Ring Promise In Farewell Scene

Charles gifts a simple ring to his beloved before a year apart. She hopes for a diamond ring as a lasting reminder, expressing that the value lies in memory and connection rather than material worth. Their tender exchange underscores devotion and anticipation of separation.

Charles Charlie Cascareta Cascarets James McGuie Mercer St Jersey City N. Je

Face Worth More Than Wealth, She Says

A Detroit Tribune quip frames a scene where a pretty girl, rooted in poverty, muses that only a large bank check would improve her value. A young man asks what then, and she answers her face would become valuable, revealing social vanity.

Fair Maid Detroit Tribune

A Match for Him

A judge comments on a young lawyer’s lack of legal knowledge and the defendant’s choice of counsel. The young attorney replies he needs no law to win in court. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Press.

Philadelphia Press

Beauties of Persia Paint Animals on Faces

Some Persian women adorn their faces with painted figures of animals and insects, a decorative practice noted in travel writings.

Persia

Backache and Kidney Troubles Cited by Manchester Woman

Mrs. R. Crouse of Manchester Iowa reports two years of back pain rheumatic feelings and disturbed kidney action. After using Deans Kidney Pills the kidney function normalized the backache ceased and her health improved. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

R. Crouse Fayette St Manchester Iowa Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

The Chorus Girl Commentary by Joseph Medill Patterson

A columnist voice argues against the chorus girl stereotype noting how men fund workers in stores and on stage. He contrasts earnings for stage tights with store wages and challenges the moral double standard. He questions who is decenter and urges empathy for working women facing temptation from male spectators.

Mr. Man Joseph Medill Patterson

Famous Noses Across History and Legend

The piece lists notable noses from antiquity to modern times. It notes Ovid Nasо six inch features, Lycurgus Solon Scipio Nasica and Antiochus Grypus with remarkable noses, Cyrus and Artaxerxes on coins, Mohammed and Numa Pompilius tied to nose traits, and Frederick the Great tied to Lavater’s wager about identifying noses.

Ovid Naso Lycurgus Solon Scipio Nasica Antiochus VIII Grypus Cyrus Artaxerxes Mohammed Numa Pompilius Great Frederick Lavater

Grape-Nuts Proves Useful For Digestive Relief

A New York man shares how switching to Grape-Nuts and cream with Postum improved his digestion. He notes acid stomach eased in a week and complete indigestion vanished after two weeks, restoring appetite for lunch and overall health under Postum Co. guidance.

N. Y

Just the Thing For Her

Tommy asks for a dollar for tomorrow's birthday gift and mentions a dandy air rifle at Gilligan's cigar store. The dialogue hints at a simple family moment reported by the Philadelphia Press.

Tommy Gilligan’s Cigar Store Philadelphia Press

Cure for Severe Eczema with Cuticura Soap Ointment Pills

Mrs. T. W. Hyde of Brentwood England describes a daughter's severe eczema spreading from chest to back and scalp with intense pain heat and delirium. After two doctors failed a trial of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, the eruption faded. within three quarters of the ointment, all traces disappeared.

T. W. Hyde Brentwood Essex England

Candy store remark hints at a married man

In a Detroit Free Press quote a girl notes a man’s behavior shifts from buying two pound boxes of peppermint lozenges to taking a smaller amount home, implying he is married and possibly unfaithful instead of single.

Detroit Free Press

Reading Menu Jokes Spark Doctor's Prescription Quip

A Houston Post joke has a physician warning that a new chef may tax digestion. The doctor offers a prescription but the patient cannot read it, noting the same with the menu. The exchange ends with humor about unreadable writing and menus.

Houston Post

Red Cross Ball Bine Ad Promotes Household Use

Grocery buyers are urged to ask for Hed Cross Ball Bine, a 2oz package priced at 5 cents, advertised as a staple for every home.

Objection to Flying Machines Safety Appliances Cited

Washington Star notes Mr. Sirius Barker cites safety gear as a key issue for early flying machines. He quips that parachutes could be borrowed habitually, undermining practical use and trust in aerial travel.

Sirius Barker Washington Star

Explosive Force Direction Tied to Placement

Describes how dynamite’s blast direction follows the surface its placed on whether ground, wall, or hanging under an object. Explains that force is downward on ground, outward into the wall when mounted on a wall, and upward when beneath an object.

A Good Way to Curb Superstition Claims

A Pittsburg Post quip questions curing superstition with a joking reply about bad luck. The item reflects a humorous exchange and social attitudes in the period.

Pittsburg Post

Pettit's Eye Salve for eye ailments and irritation

An advertisement promotes Pettit's Eye Salve for inflammation styes itching lids eye aches and vision sensitivity. Sold by druggists or Howard Bros. The text adds a moral note that the saddest people are those who flee from sorrow.

Howard Bros

Mother Monitors Gentle Hand Care Advice

A lighthearted tip suggests letting mother do all the work to keep hands soft and clean, emphasizing care and routine in a household setting.

Heir to Great Fortune: Baby Brown Abroad as He Grows

Eight year old John Nicholas Brown, heir to millions from his grandmother Mrs John Carter Brown, travels with a nurse and detective in Europe. He is now Master Nicholas Brown, dresses in fine clothes, rides daily, has cream and light meals, and attends Emmanuel Church with his mother and watchful staff. The World notes his guarded life and high-profile prominence.

John Nicholas Brown Baby” Brown John Carter Brown Baby Brown Europe England France Paris Elizabeth Georgette Marie Valentine Viscountess d'Osmay Piccadilly London Champs Elysees Nicholas Brown Buster Brown Emmanuel Church

The Pastor and the Auto in a Country Road Moment

A New York man touring the country in an automobile meets a Long Island pastor. The driver offers a ride, but the pastor declines, fearing parishioners would view riding in a car as putting on airs and cause trouble for his reputation.

New York Long Island

Poor Taste Joke Turns On Rover’s Blindness Claim

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes a dog named Rover facing an accusation of blindness or poor taste after he attempted to bite a notably thin Miss Blinker. The exchange shows a sharp, humor-driven dialogue typical of light newspaper humor.

Rover Cleveland Plain Dealer

Beard Growth More Prominent on Right Side for Men

An observation notes that beard growth is strongest in most men on the right-hand side. The report mentions no broader study or dates, focusing on a common pattern across individuals.

Sermons Cannot Replace Sympathy in Prayer Reach

A reflective line notes that sermons cannot substitute for true sympathy as the breath of prayer defines its reach. The idea contrasts spiritual rhetoric with genuine empathetic action within faith communities.

Woman Recovers After Seven Years With Lydia E Pinkham Aid

A letter from Mrs Sallie French of Pancannla Indian Territory describes seven years of female troubles and constant nervous fatigue. After contacting Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound she regained health and strength. The note credits the remedy with her renewed well being.

Lydia E. Pinkham Sallie French Pancannla Ind Ter Mrs. Pinkham

Facts for sick women by Lydia E Pinkham ad

An advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year standard remedy for female illnesses. It claims to cure displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities periodic pains backache bearing down feeling flatulency indigestion dizziness and nervous prostration. It invites women to write to Mrs Pinkham in confidence for free advice and lists Lynn Mass as the address.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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