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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
6
A sweeping digest reports bankers pledging 50 million for livestock and wool relief, plus protracted naval budget talks halted in Washington. It notes no further Pueblo relief needed, a halted army harness disposal contract, and new ambassador nominations and policy moves by President Harding and Secretary Mellon. Also mentions labor unrest, railroad and bank actions, and widespread weather and transport incidents.
Personal Representative Mason of Micpals, former U S Senator, died in Washington of heart failure. William A Blount, ABA president, died at Johns Hopkins. Gen José M Gomez, former Cuban president, died at the Hotel Plaza in New York. A Maputch from Warsaw reports Slovene independence from Ceccho-Slovak rule amid admin issues. The Reichstag passed an army law amendment. Ireland sees rebel murders since July totaling 568. Key Irish officials speak in London as unrest grows. A Limerick to Ennis railway attack leaves two attackers killed and another wounded. French hostilities reportedly resume against Turkish forces in Syria. A special draft of 100 tall Royal Irish Constabulary men to guard King George during Belfast visit. Berlin states Tobinston barred from entering Soviet Russia. Dr Crawford G McCullough elected president of Rotary for the year. Bellic naval capital ships budget proposed at 10 billion. Amery announces at London. Rear Admiral Sima departs Zande. King Constantine moves to Asia Minor command.
Indiana leaders warning against wasteful road spending urge tax relief. Governor McCray signals no 1923 revamp without fall amendments and study by a tax experts committee. Reports cover farm burdens, rust in Madison county wheat, rail wreck at Medora, mob actions in Francisco and Pike counties, and various state education and public notices.
The Taniac pharmaceutical plant at Dayton Ohio has opened as the largest in the United States. It processes roots barks and flowers from distant regions to produce a daily capacity of 60000 bottles. The medicine now leads world sales with over 20000000 bottles sold in six years and is distributed through tens of thousands of druggists in the United States and Canada.
A method of carving wood by sand blasting yields high results on California redwood. Protective stencils leave figures in relief with uniform backgrounds. Sanded panels create striking effects for dining rooms halls or dens, often preserving natural wood tones or enhanced by paints and gilt.
The Guticura Toilet Trio promises clear skin with three daily products. Soap cleanses and purifies, Ointment soothes, and Taoleum powders and perfumes. A complete toilet set for 25 cents everywhere.
The story describes a society couple with refined dress and good humor visiting a market district eatery. They sit at a table as the waiter passes a menu and leans confidentially toward Bal. The mother appears as a society woman while democracy rules at the restaurant.
Helpful note advises washing children's handkerchiefs with good soap and rinsing in water tinted with Red Cross Blue to aid whitening and cleanliness. The guidance reflects old laundry practices and color additives used in domestic care.
A man who admired his wife’s khaki bag used it for a fishing tackle bag by mistake. He traveled several miles to fish but grabbed his wife’s clothes pin bag instead, planning a good day on the water before realizing the error.
Winters outlines a sequence of numeric units from units through octillions and beyond, naming fens hundreds thousands millions pillons trillions quadrillions quintillions sextifflions septillions octillions fonsitions dectiiions in order.
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