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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
3
The paper notes icy walks and streets last Friday creating hazards for pedestrians with many falls. Snow arriving that night added four to five inches, easing travel and offering moisture for wheat growth.
An advertisement features Mrs. R. White of Paoli praising Dean's Kidney Pills after backache and kidney pain followed a fall. It urges readers to obtain the product from local dealers and references Foster-Milburn Co. of Buffalo as the maker. The notice also includes other health elixirs and a teacher’s travel note.
Washington reports the Joint Committee on Interstate Commerce will resume hearings after March 4, extending the inquiry into government regulation of transportation. The committee aims to report by January 8 and hear more witnesses, amid broad national interest from shippers, investors, manufacturers, and railroads seeking a unified federal regulatory system.
Mrs Hugh Cook of Scottsville N Y attests Chamberlains Cough Remedy quickly stops children coughing and cures colds. Local citizens fund Christmas cheer for the needy while families gather for a rare Hall family reunion in Bloomington Auburn and Fairmount. Sloan's Liniment is praised for external pains and used by outdoor workers for quick relief.
An old newspaper blurb touts Chamberlain's Pallets as a quick relief for nervousness and digestion. It mentions a family gathering at French Lick with Mr and Mrs Norman B Mayfty and lists common uses such as burns and bruises with small prices at local drug stores.
A poem contrasts ruthless business with humane values. It pleads that while work and profit occupy much life, people should pause the relentless drive to renew faith in friends and brotherhood. It urges comradeship beyond competition and the golden rule.
A newspaper notice touts a club of magazines advertised with a largest ever bargain. Readers are urged to act quickly as publishers warn regular subscription prices will rise soon due to higher white paper costs. Orders submitted now promise a double bargain.
Advertisement digest cites Dr Kisu claim that New Life Pit laxative at bedtime yields a smooth morning bowel movement and improved skin. Includes pricing 25c and druggist availability. Also notices seeking salesmen and trade ads for real or personal property with short descriptions.
A vintage ad promotes Petrisol to ease catarrh chest and head colds with rubbing on affected areas. It claims inhaling vapor loosens cough and tight breathing and suggests applying at bedtime for restful sleep. Prices listed as 25c and 50c.
Petriso A Farmers Institute will be held at French Lick in January with a good program. The Orange County Corn Show accompanies the event offering cash prizes for best corn exhibits, about 9150 in prizes. Mr. Farnier urged to prepare.
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