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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1921
Page
6
In a tense standoff Cranston and Dan clash over debts and pride beneath the pines. Snowbird fights for life against a pack of wolves as Dan returns to rescue or finish the struggle, while fire, hunger, and cold wear down all. The scene ends with Dan nearing Snowbird’s camp as the night deepens.
In northwestern Nebraska Miocene rocks scientists found white corkscrew fossils. Initially thought to be petrified vines, they yielded a large bulb and later bones of a badger like animal, a small camel, and a deer. Excavations show prairie dog burrows match the corkscrews, solving the mystery.
The article notes that animal blood cannot be used for humans as it would poison. It discusses the alleged chemical differences in human blood between races and warns that transfusing blood from one race into another causes harmful reactions. It cites Mongol, Mutay, and American races as examples and emphasizes danger in cross racial transfusions.
A new device claims to end sleeplessness by putting the user into a deep sleep within minutes. The mechanism features rotating discs driven by a starting handle. by watching the moving discs, the sufferer is said to drift to a sound slumber after a short period.
A small town incident ends with a clerk noting the haste as a young couple announces they wish to marry at once. The clerk jokes about running away, while the groom counters that they did not run but walked fast, adding a humorous twist to the scene.
In the Gulf Coast region of Louisiana and Texas vast sulfur deposits lie buried under hundreds of feet of sediment. Deep wells reach the sulfur with superheated water melting it, then compressed air brings it to the surface. The product is 99 percent pure and prepared for shipment.
A garbled excerpt references Jud Tunkins praising Kiss Solomon's wit and riches while noting Solomon had many wives. The snippet is incomplete and contains nonsensical phrasing, with unclear context or dates.
A six year old entertains a caller until the mother arrives, then explains relatives are dead including grandmother grandpa and Aunt Alice, with a sharp line about the family’s patients. A housewife smiles at a basket of clean laundry and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue at the grocer priced a few cents.
A fragment shows a boss scolding workers for poor time discipline. Miss Playne is noted as diligent, while Stenvy is hinted at fearing stoppage. The hostile dialogue reflects workplace tension and scrutiny over clocking in.
Mrs. Dore Williaus recalls a year ago falling ill and ten months bedridden. Entonic aided her by normalizing stomach acidity and gas, restoring her health and ability to work. The advertisement promises relief from indigestion sourness heartburn belching and other stomach distress with a meal after consumption. A large box costs only a small price with a druggist guarantee.
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