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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1918
Page
5
A clipped dialogue fragment questions the mean temperature of a place with a terse reply implying a harsh climate. The exchange hints at a rough or severe environment without naming location or precise figures.
A grateful Erie, Pennsylvania reader praises Peterson's Ointment for curing a running sore in three weeks. The ad claims fast relief for eczema, old sores, and piles, with a price of % cents per box and mail order service from Peterson Bros., Buffalo, New York.
State board of accounts has turned over to the governor charges against public officials after examinations. Names include John Q. Myers trustee. Frank K. Sleck city clerk. A. P. Flynn auditor. C. A. Blachly auditor. M. Zellers sheriff. John W. Brown auditor. Robert H. McKinney clerk. John J. Deverly trustee. Base figures show excess salaries and illegal payments.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn cure from Cincinnati experts. A tiny bottle claims to instantly relieve hard or soft corns and calluses with no irritation, marketed by druggists for a few cents.
An advertisement promotes a daily fly killer claiming it kills thousands. It cites J. H. Somers of 180 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn as the distributor and ends with a sunlit quotation.
An advertisement touts Roman Eye Balsam as a quick remedy for rare eyes blood shot watery and sticky with nightly applications. A humorous line about identifying a ham sandwich by a label on rice paper appears at the end.
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