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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
4
The Paoli Republican critiques early Congress savings while accusing Democratic misgovernance in war era conscription. It also pitches Burdock Blond Bitters as a blood cleanser and promotes Chamberlains Tablets for headache and constipation, asserting broad public benefit from simple remedies.
A notice urges farmers to cut rye from wheat to meet federal standards as rye content above ten percent ruins wheat classification. The advisory cites Indiana Grain Dealers Association and newspaper ads promote discounted subscriptions to a Globe-Democrat edition. It also critiques Democratic and Republican maneuvers around Senator Lafollette, noting party inconsistencies and wartime politics.
Zero Stout near Beech Grove schoolhouse reports a bantam hen incubated a nest with twelve quail eggs and hatched eleven healthy quail chicks. The owner says the mother hen is proud of her gentle brood, a striking sight on the farm.
An ad claims catarrhal deafness can be cured only by constitutional remedies, not topical applications, citing Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and promising $100 for incurable cases. Also notes War Secretary Baker’s New York address and hints at retirement plans amid insufficient objections.
Columbus prepares a seven week Centenary festival opening June 20 featuring daily pageants and music. Noted figures including ex President J. Tutt General Wood Bryan Roosevelt Lane Barrett and Fletcher will speak in the Coliseum alongside chautauqua acts and a 1000-strong chorus. A Children Crusade pageant with 400 voices and daily wild animal acts adds family attractions.
A period ad praises Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and kidney pain. Mrs. C. U. Cadle of Paoti credits improved kidney function and relief from sharp pains after using the product, urging others to try Foster Milburn Co’s Dean's Kidney Pills. Price six dollars. available at local drug stores.
A public meeting at the Court House next Monday evening invites all residents, especially women, to discuss town lighting and water systems. Also included are ads for railway motormen and conductors positions in Indianapolis, medical tip for sprained ankles, and news of Arthur Boyd returning from France with discharge papers.
Bedford Indiana ad promotes clean fine ground limestone for sale by Stone Products Co. at Rhodes’ stable. Ed Heise’s product is guaranteed pure and available any time with free morning delivery. Country trade invited. Pricing listed as 0c per hundred and 60c for less. Rhodes phone no 24.
A claim that Rheumatism causes great suffering as the most common ailment, with a medicine named Combertale’s Liniment said to relieve pain and restore rest and sleep. The text presents a promotional note for the remedy.
Notice states the County Council of Orange County Indiana will hold a meeting on Monday July 7 1919 to make appropriations for enumeration of voters and for additional appropriations by order of the Board of Commissioners. Witnessed by the Auditor P M Stephenson dated June 16 1919 with official seal.
Capt John Alcock and Lieut Arthur W Brown launched from St John s Newfoundland and landed at Clifden Ireland after 16 hours 12 minutes covering about 1960 miles. They seek the 50000 prize from the London Mail as the first nonstop air crossing. Brown, a US citizen, is credited to Great Britain. The NC 4 had previously completed a sea crossing by air with US Navy crew. Hawker and MacKenzie Grieve failed, forced down about 800 miles from Ireland.
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