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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
6
In a social whirl, Nell Borden teases Richard Hale for romance while Ann Colvin and Hale navigate lingering tensions. A theater fire incident forces truth between Ann and Hale as Nell watches their bond deepen, revealing Hale’s real regard beyond flirtation.
A nostalgic survey traces how eager 19th and early 20th century advertisers praised their products with sensational phrases. The Savassab News notes the public's constant readiness to marvel at endless innovations and wonders pushed by marketers.
In this sermon Samuel H. Woodrow argues that eternal life comes not from knowing the Bible but from knowing Christ in the heart. He outlines three Christs—of history, of the book, and of experience—whose imprint must transform a life before one can claim Christian identity.
A four man group recalls a former great drunkard's past and his conversion in an army open-air meeting. They describe his wretched home and the efforts of workmates to derail his new life, while one asks if divine power remains as it did in earlier days.
A terse, enigmatic line appears attributed to Lowell, mentioning an entire wilderness of warning. The fragment suggests a cautionary or reflective sentiment tied to nature or danger without full context.
An advertisement touts a Cincinnati authority claim that corns and calluses can be removed dispite pain using a few drops of a product called Free Zone. It alleges the ether-based solution dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin.
An assortment of vintage ads promotes Cuticura products for clear skin, including a free trial sample by mail and daily toilet use. Other lines tout Wright's Indian Vegetable Pile for stomach and health aids. A social message urges fair division between spouses.
A playful exchange shows Freeh and Sngineer debating surveying effort with quips about doing a little versus a lot, attributed to Sour Owl.
A brief comic exchange depicts a four piece orchestra described as a unison in jest. The playful remark contrasts a single voice with an ensemble to spark light humor.
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