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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
6
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap, sensational Cincinnati discovery that removes corns without pain. A few drops lift the corn instantly and let the user nimbly peel it away with no soreness, costing only a few cents at drug stores.
A reader studying a Cobb story titled Speaking of Operations reads on the car. A woman nearby asks if she is studying to be a nurse after noticing the title.
An old advertisement promotes lithium citrate salts to flush kidneys and relieve backache. It urges high water intake and a daily dose before breakfast, claiming the drink cleanses the urinary tract, reduces acidity, and prevents bladder weakness. It touts safety and affordability.
A fragmentary scene shows a tense exchange about overexertion and chores. The speaker accuses a partner of doing nothing all day while claiming to have been dreaming of hard labor versus real effort, signaling domestic strain.
An advertisement touts St Jacobs Oi as a magical permanent fix for back pain lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. It claims a small trial bottle rubbed on the back ends soreness in fifty counts and stresses it is harmless and non burning.
In a playful exchange, a photographer friend sought acceptance for a marriage proposal but settled for a strong negative rather than the hoped for positive. The remark hints at a successful but imperfect outcome in romantic aims.
President Wilson rode an automobile tour of Washington in his first ride in five months, drawing attention to his health. Senate committee deferred confirmation of Bainbridge Colby as secretary of state while seeking bipartisan railway wage board representatives. Lodge reservation to protect the Monroe Doctrine was readopted by the Senate 58 to 22.
Rutland county Vermont shows twenty two of twenty eight towns voting wet up from eight last year while Rutland city reports a larger wet margin by 808 votes.
Reports from Dublin Lisbon and Peking describe strikes riots and political tension. Raids on Liberty Hall Banba Hall and Gaelic League offices alongside transport worker leadership in Dublin mark labor unrest. In Portugal workers proclaim a soviet republic while Greece Armenians suffer Turkish violence near Gallipoli. London and Paris note rail and food cost pressures and political assassinations loom in Hungary and Budapest. A Milan riot triggers a general city strike amid police clashes and civilian deaths.
USDA data from North Carolina experiments show purebred males boosting egg production in Leghorn flocks. Flock 1 produced 89 eggs per hen, flock 2 88, and flock 3 136, a 54 percent rise year over year, aided by May and June gains and favorable prices.
In Emmet County Iowa farm bureau demonstrations 600 of 1548 hens were culled across eleven flocks. Pre culling flocks averaged 401.5 eggs daily while 989 hens remaining laid 246.6 eggs per day. Ten hens averaged 2.6 eggs before culling and 8.5 after. Of 803 culled hens not sold immediately the average daily eggs were 14.4.
Do not wash eggs as washing removes the shell’s protective film and invites air and germs. Keep nests clean to prevent soiling, since dirt removal by washing accelerates mold growth and spoilage. Extension Division North Dakota Agricultural College.
A brief advisory states that corn is very fattening and overuse leads hens to fatten rather than lay eggs, warning poultry keepers to monitor feed for stable egg production.
A conversation between two figures about talking with Mars. The talker bets Mars may dominate the solar system as Earth unveils major news. The exchange hints at ambitious space communication prospects and headline potential discoveries.
A fragment suggests a manager indicating a voice trial with a friend predicting conviction. The terse exchange hints at a legal matter in progress and potential sentencing within a thirty day period.
A quoted sales line suggests using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to achieve a dainty well groomed appearance that pleases girls. The text reads as promotional guidance likely from a period advertisement.
A Boston Transcript note reports schoolteachers say grocers refuse to take cash for supplies, signaling price or payment tensions amid wartime shortages. The fragment emphasizes economic friction between educators and merchants in a public welfare context.
Cuticura Soap cleanses the complexion and scalp while softening hands, complemented by Cuticura Ointment for occasional use. The fragrance of Cuticura Talcum completes the trio, marketed as a daily beauty regimen.
A milestone marks half a century since Sweden allowed women to join the medical field. The change expanded professional opportunities for women and reshaped healthcare leadership in the country.
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