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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1919
Page
6
A collected world brief highlights late 19th to early 20th century figures and events. Notes include James Tawney and John Spooner obituaries, Palmer’s plea for security funding, a secret navy probe for July 4 threats, Lamont’s peace treaty leak, Victor Berger’s seating challenge, wheat price supports, the rail and telegraph control bills, and anti Japanese sentiment in China with fleet movements.
Report highlights 365 deer killed in New Jersey during a four week, one day per week season totaling 35 tons. Wyoming sees rising moose numbers prompting predicted reopening of the species. Minnesota remains the only state with an open moose season.
A field army of 80 000 men requires 6229 passenger and support cars, assembled into 466 trains with a locomotive for each train, illustrating the scale of wartime mobility and logistics.
An old advertisement warns kidneys as essential filters and links kidney trouble to many illnesses. It urges readers to take GOLD MEDAL capsules from MEDAL Haar jem Of Capsules, promising relief within a day and continued use for lasting health, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Stories of equine courage recall Comanche the sole survivor of the Custer massacre. Captain Keogh’s horse, found near the battlefield after seven wounds, recovered with blankets and strong care. Indians stripped him of bridle, yet he survived and earned an honorable discharge.
A Washington Star account describes a chimpanzee in the park’s main animal house, guarded behind glass as it drinks water from a millit bottle. The scene draws crowds with a spectator remark about the animal resembling a grandmother, reflecting on nature and spectacle.
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