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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
6
A digest covering the sale of the liner Von Steuben for 1.5 million dollars, population data for Oregon, a tercentenary Pilgrim celebration call, debt reductions, rail rate changes, cotton production forecasts, and riots in West Frankfort. Also reports on anarchist suspects, public notices, fires, arrests, and international tensions in Europe and the Middle East.
State departments set to run major measures from the second special session. Governor Goodrich signed key acts on home rule tax curative tax and coal and food commission forming a new body with state officials. Coal licenses, tax data prep, and a potential fifth industrial board member are also noted amid farm and city updates across Indianapolis Connersville and Jasper reports.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a problem with Diamond Dyes causing a dent or streak on material in a sales or industrial context. The brief notes a dye product name and damages to fabric, without clear dates or full details.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims a tiny bottle bought from a druggist removes hard and soft corns and even corn between the toes, without soreness or irritation, leaving the corn to lift off with fingers.
Four schoolboys on Whitsuntide holiday near Mulhuddert with a terrier uncovered more than £400 in sovereigns from a rate hole. A local postman claimed the money saying it had been left to him by his father and buried for safety. The claim was admitted. parents repaid about £150. Volunteers seek return of the remaining balance.
A quiet man outwits a slick salesman by exposing a five dollar meal ticket bought for almost full value. The trader insists he can profit. the buyer counters with a perfected deal, securing the item for a single dollar while the ticket retains most of its worth.
The firm head hired an expert accountant to review the cashier suspecting dishonesty. The accountant cites a curious find: the cashier switches umbrellas with each rain, implying inconsistency rather than clear theft.
In early convention sessions Senator Sorghum notes unity on one point. The chamber rises as the band plays The Star Spangled Banner, signaling strong shared sentiment among attendees.
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