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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
6
Dialogue leaves uncertainty as Mrs Grimm hints at an engagement while a suitor reacts with a surprised remark about a plan he had not considered. The exchange suggests a family wedding subplot in a domestic scene.
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless for hard and soft corns and between toes, with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents from drug stores. It claims instant relief when applied and promotes ongoing handy use for corn removal without soreness. The piece also mentions unrelated millinery trends and a joke about lazy fishermen.
A humor piece contrasts marriage with a clockwork union and jokes about women’s social roles. It quips that a union could strike alarmingly, and notes two classes of women: married and hopeful.
President Wilson calls all Americans to pledge thrift and buy government securities by June 28, urging economy and increased production to save labor and materials for the war effort. He asks those with Liberty bonds or War Savings stamps to continue buying and those without to start, stressing the nation’s unity in transforming to war conditions.
A trapper reports discovery of a four foot thick potash vein near Longmont in the foothills. The vein crops out along a rocky fault and extends nearly half a mile. Assays show 96 to 100 percent potash content though depth remains undetermined.
At Camp Devens the Sweetheart Monument grows as every girl with a sweetheart in the troops adds a rock to the pile. They select a stone along the cantonment road and place it on the monument site with hopes of a grand Love monument before the war ends.
On a clear day a charming amateur and her instructor play golf on close-cut greens. A neat shot leaves her ball one club length from the cup while his ball ends a few inches away. he notes a dead stymie as she detects a peculiar scent.
A letter from David A. Seymour endorses Peterson's Ointment for piles and skin sores. He claims it cures itching, bleeding, and other symptoms and offers a 30 cent price with a money back guarantee through Paterson Bros in Buffalo, WY.
Reviewers tell authors they cannot understand their work and the author questions whether the fault lies with the readers or the writing. The exchange highlights tension between writer intention and reader interpretation in literary critique.
An old remedy claims to ease aging related kidney and bladder issues. The advertisement touts odorless capsules containing five drops per dose and promises relief from pains and ailments affecting urinary and nearby organs, urging readers to buy the product as a standard home remedy.
Sufferers with upset stomachs can now eat freely says H L Kramer creator of Cascarets. Eatonic tablets claimed to relieve indigestion dyspepsia heartburn and gas while boosting appetite and digestion endorsed as a candy like treat sold by druggists everywhere.
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