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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
7
Mrs B Osborne of 718 Lancaster Ave Lexington Kentucky describes years of nervous weakness dizziness and headaches. After trying Cincinnati treatments she finds relief with Tanlac noting improved appetite digestion energy and strength and urges others to try it.
An anxious mother asks about settling her three daughters in life while discussing a friend of Mrs Rosley. Mr Roxley replies he is not a marrying man and would not want more than one of them.
Fragmented ad copy touts double strength Othine to remove freckles with a money back guarantee, plus Cuticura Toilet Trio products and an anecdote about a family quarrel. The text mixes cosmetic claims and light humor with generic wartime filler.
An OCR clippings summary shows an ad style note praising Allen’s Pura Insole for relieving foot pain from pinching and corn or bunion irritation. It advertises fast relief, mentions sizzling hot feet and swelling, and promotes Allen’s footwear aids with universal grocers carrying the product. Also notes Red Cross Mall Blue cleaning, a reformer friend prospering, and a grumpy domestic dispute anecdote.
A Tennessee farmer reports runts in cattle and hogs stem from neglect and wrong feeding. USDA specialists say undersized newborns can catch up with proper early care, though retarded growth later requires much more feed to reach marketable size.
A Beauford County North Carolina farmers exchange saved members 375000 to 104000 by purchasing branded barrel covers and selling potatoes. It bought 35000 barrel covers saving 700 and sold 226 carload lots of potatoes saving 50000. Extension work aided cooperative marketing and purchasing of farm produce and necessities.
An association of men opposed to a farmers cooperative enterprise warns it will fail unless the farmers stay loyal. It notes many co operative groups collapse due to members swayed by a tempting offer. The outside opposition uses bait to lure members away, promising gains but retracting support once loyalty breaks.
Phosphorus exists mainly in grain and is quickly lost from soil as it is removed with crops and sold. Growing animals also sequester phosphorus in bones and tissues, reducing available soil phosphorus even when crops are fed.
An old Bayer advertisement urges readers to take genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, highlighting the Bayer Cross as a safety mark. It claims 21 years of physician usage and safety for ailments such as colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago, and general pain. It notes low costs in small tins and availability from druggists.
A Louisville Courier-Journal quip recalls Sunday kissing penalties under the old blue laws. The exchange notes that while kissing a wife on Sunday violated rules, no husband was ever charged, highlighting the era’s rigidity and humor.
An appeal urges mothers to examine each bottle of Castoria, the longtime infant remedy, to ensure it is the genuine Fletcher's Castoria in use for over 800 children. The notice underscores safety and authenticity for children.
A fragmentary piece surveys Rome historic sites from Palatine Hill to Hadrian's mausoleum and St. Peter's. It notes the Capitoline, Caligula's circus site, and the Vatican palace, with claims about the Pantheon and the vast St. Peter's Church. It ends with quirky asides about familial affection and a coin biting anecdote.
Farmers and shippers are urged to provide clear shipment details as the U S Department of Agriculture notes. Prof A U Buecker says corn silage keeps indefinitely and is valuable in dry summers. Rich soil plus good weather seed and tillage maximize crops. alfalfa may be protected from weevils with a spraying solution.
The chief virtue of sandy soil is that the route of plant roots can pass through easily. Its main fault is that it drains too quickly. Clay soil holds water but tends to pack and harden. Both soils need stable manure to balance moisture, with manure easing clay and aiding sand.
Town chatter centers on Paula Platt’s long discussed trip to her married daughter in Ohio. Age and timidity kept delays piling up until Uncle Tom Wildters overhears a friend and jokes about her leaving, while neighbors wonder if she’ll ever go. France’s wartime toll is noted with a four million population drop.
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