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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
6
A health notice warns that meat forms uric acid that can clog kidneys and trigger dull pains, headaches, and urinary irritation. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush acids and improve kidney function, and notes a New York YWCA ribbon fundraiser selling green ribbons by the mile to support a national budget drive.
A vintage advertisement touts Milke Emulsion as a remedy for stomach catarrh and constipation. It claims regular bowel action, appetite boost, and rapid relief within one day, urging trial with six bottles and a money back guarantee. The copy highlights gains in weight and strong praise from a patient in Ohio.
A new Arkansas recruit under examination by a lieutenant is asked to explain officer insignia. The rookie guesses meanings for two silver bars as captain and one gold bar as second lieutenant, and a silver eagle confesses uncertainty, choosing to salute and proceed.
The notice mixes casual observations on laundry and household routines with a playful chorus about cleanliness and weekly chores. It references Cross Ball Blue as a stain-fighting aid and hints at traditional methods and games, creating a light domestic snapshot.
Reported in Hammond and surrounding towns as officials and business groups discuss forming a Calumet region sanitary district after earlier defeats of united action. The article also notes election plans, building trades troubles, and local civic developments across multiple Indiana communities.
A Cincinnati inventor’s Freezone promises painless relief for hard and soft corns. Apply a touch to the corn and lift it out, no soreness. A small bottle costs pennies at drug stores and claims to remove all corns and calluses between toes.
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