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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
4
The new domestic port card will replace the current card bearing William McKinley with one featuring Thomas Jefferson. The change aims to modernize identification across federal services and reflect a shift in national iconography.
A Paull resident recalls relief from kidney troubles after using Dono's Kidney Pills purchased at Boyd & Kunz drug store. He reports back pain, frequent urination, and dizziness improved, with normal secretions and fewer headaches after treatment. He later praises the remedy again in 1910, urging others to ask for Dono's Kidney Pills.
The text describes a rare movement named the Wilson Tango with steps described as forward touch and sidestep, noting calibration and timing elements. It frames the partner, Bryan Tango, within a team policy setting and references a stone trick award.
An ad promises immediate relief and permanent cure for piles using a new absorption treatment with home delivery and free samples. It targets sufferers with bleeding itching and urges sending address to Mrs M Summera Hox Notre Dame for details and locality references. The passage also contains political commentary about Indiana Democrats and tax and employment issues without a clear news event.
A 60 year old wooden rail strap from the Monon line was preserved by Samuel May of Guthrie, Indiana. The strap, used to protect wooden rails, was presented to civil engineer Will Duncan and can be viewed at his office near the public square.
The Wilan administration proposes a rural work program to employ thousands laid off by the industrial downturn. Secretary Wilson says men should go to Kansas and Missouri harvest fields to find work, as skilled iron and steel workers face job losses from tariff policies.
An rural advert lists cow ease and medicated salt for stock plus vehicles harness saddles and Arnica Salve from B. M. Lingle & Sona suction. The item promotes The Best Salve to The Word as a general farm supply piece.
The piece discusses Indiana politics with Mark Storer as successor to a district post and lists 14 aspirants including Sheriff Thomas P. Riester. It notes fears of Orange county receiving spoils, mentions Mr and Mrs Hoppe's birthday visit to Louisville, and praises Hoppe's lifelong shoemaking career in Paoli since 1457. A reward is offered for a lost gold twisted link watch chain found near Paoli.
J. E. Comingore accepted the agency for the New Process Oil Stores. A notice urged readers to call on him at the North side Public Square. President Wilson promised prosperity again that week, but did not clarify if it was another case of psychology.
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