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Newspaper

Paoli Republican

Location

Paoli, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

4

Down's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident

A Pan American advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and dizziness. It cites Mrs. Orville Tuley of Kitch St Mae Rays describing relief after using the remedy, claiming improved kidney function and steadier secretions. The ad urges readers to buy from local dealers and links to Boyle Co's Crow Store.

Pani Orville Tuley Kitch St Mae Dean Koyd and Bard Co Crow Dou

Roosevelt Dies at Sagamore Hill Leader of Nation Passes at 60

Col Theodore Roosevelt former president dies at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay NY from a blood clot on the lungs at age 60 after a lengthy illness. He had long promoted preparedness and public service and his four sons and one son in law volunteered for war. His death shocks millions of admirers and leaves a void in American leadership.

Col Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay N. Y New York Germany Kermit Archie Roosevelt Roosevelt

Paoli Republican and Globe Democrat Subscription Offer

An old advertisement announces a subscription deal from the Paoli Republican and Twice-a-Week Globe-Democrat offering one year for 160 cents or 160. Subscribing is promoted as the current time to act, with a note about shredded fodder price of 50 cents on hand involving Ted Lee and B. V. Rhodes.

Ted Lee B. V. Rhodes Paoli Republican Globe—Democra

Old alarm clock saga echoes Kaiser's fall tale

Fragmented recollection of a broken alarm clock promptingly ties a noisy timepiece to memories of a distant World War I era. The speaker muses on ticking gears, ash can remnants, and a final line about German rulers, all framed as a personal aside in a PostStandard context.

Nitiletebank Sss Boon Torhiass Che Sant Gil Husted In &Guse PostStandard, de Tn

Mustard Gas Invented Here Allegation Raised At Meeting

A Washington Star report says a claim suggests mustard gas was invented locally and presented to the American Inventors' Association. Chief chemist Benjamin Brooks of the Commercial Research Company allegedly knew of the formula, but no follow up occurred. F. J. Hemmen, president of the association, notes Germany supposedly developed the gas months later.

Amertcin To Aci Menjm Brooks Commerial Research Company of Mashing L. L. Ruveo F. J. Hemnen Washington Star

Shortage Drives Trade Shifts in Eastern Materials

Reports indicate fewer Japanese silks and crepes due to shortages of materials. Ships in Eastern trade bring serviceable fabrics to the imperial government, causing scarcity and rising prices. Items like silk georgette and crepe de chine are scarce as supply from French and Italian markets wanes.

Min Interest in Music Prompts Library Magazine Peek

Readers are invited to follow the magazine Musicsl Amer ica at the library for updates on happenings in the musical world. The item notes ongoing Suppenings in music and encourages staying posted on new developments and releases.

Musicsl America

Dare Nes Toes Nee Es Se

Fragmentary OCR leaves a garbled line reading Dare nes toes nee eS Se with no clear names places dates or events to anchor a proper summary.

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Unclear Pipe Comfort Claims Offer

An ad style paragraph touts tobacco enjoyment for both new and experienced pipe smokers. It highlights a patented process that eliminates bite or parch and urges readers to replace their old pipes and buy P. A. products to satisfy their smoke appetite.

Getting the Milk to Its Market

A dairy farmer faces long early hours delivering milk. A meter truck relieves drudgery, reduces need for extra help, and speeds delivery without disturbing core farm work. It eliminates refrigeration needs in small cases and ensures quicker, satisfactory dairy service.

Frank Stone Sends Click for Another Year of the Republican

Covington resident Frank Stone submits a note to renew his subscription to the Republican. He thanks the publication and expresses support for continuing the magazine feature.

Frank Stone Covington Click Republican

Public Library Adds Dictionary and Encyclopedia for Students

Public Library introduces a new standard dictionary and encyclopedia for student use. The announcement mentions improved reference resources for the community, aiding homework and research.

Erection of 600 Buildings at West Baden for Red Grays

The piece questions government plans to build 600 structures at West Baden for Red Grays, warning against wasteful spending seen elsewhere in the South. It notes unoccupied facilities including a large school block and a substantial superintendent’s building, suggesting funds may be misused.

West Baden Hese

Local family reports daughters recover from influenza

Mr and Mrs Burley True say all three daughters have suffered influenza for several days but are now improving. Jess Wells, Herbert Dillon and Joseph Cox left last Thursday to spend the winter in Florida.

Mrs. Burley True Jess Wells Herbert Dillon Toseph Cox Thureday i Floruia

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