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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
8
The statement rebukes misrepresentation by sellers of alum baking powders and their false claims. It argues that no combination of exaggerated analysis certificates or cooked-up proofs can alter the underlying fact being asserted.
Readable portions describe Sunday School activities, student participation, and plans for the Ames Chapel dedication next Sunday with district leaders and visiting pastors. Also notes a funeral, a local tragedy at Lindley’s pool hall, and health tips, with ads and notices around community church events.
The notice cites a claim that catarrh is a constitutional disease and endorses Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co of Toledo. It promises a $100 reward if the remedy fails, and invites readers to request circulars and testimonials while listing local medical opinions and household remedies.
Lydia Weeks Trimble, born south of Euell Ind in 1989, died at age 6 years 5 months and 2 days after a long illness. She married Jona D. Trimble and had six children, with Mary J. Trimble and Sire Lydia Robbing AbrouL surviving. Her life, largely spent helping at home despite hardships, ended after her last illness with services at Leech Grove conducted by Revs. Fas and Bart Morris.
Mothers urged to give the whole family four doses of a purifying, cleansing medicine this spring. Claims include healthier, happier homes through stomach and bowels cleansing and germ elimination. Promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Yeast as the best spring remedy endorsed by Bay and area vendors.
The shaky wording notes Tarhan corn removal amid Wilson era policy. It states Argentina risks confrontation with the Tore over competition with farmers for market access. During the first four months of a crescent Denovradle free trade measure, the country imported 8,000,000 bushels more from a South American competitor, a count suggesting strong long term impact.
Announcement states James T. Metride of Enfield Township is a candidate for County Assessor. A well known farmer praised for integrity and qualified for taxation duties. Also mentions Ruades' stble at Paoli advertising horse or pony clipping and Dosu's regulats for pillous attacks with 250 dose.
The trial of Terre Haute Mayor Don M. Roberts ends with a not guilty verdict after jurors brief deliberation. Henchman William Hutlman was previously convicted and awaiting release. prosecutors asked for dismissal of Roberts and others on the indictments to keep the record consistent. The piece notes public skepticism and mentions Rhodes Bros. continuing stage routes between Paoli and New Albany and the auto hack service from Herdinsburg to New Albany.
The notice informs movable defendant Cov Meliride, a resident of Avhind, to appear in Orange Ghealb curry on the specified court day. It cites legal terms, dates, and locations including Paull town and Stare county, demanding a response to the complaint and warning of a hearing and judgment if not complied with.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Php Beaty, deceased, in Grance County, Indiana. The administrator is issued authority to manage the estate for the county and may perform duties as required by law. The appointment is for the administration and settlement of the estate under applicable probate rules.
A local reader testimonial from George Kartclit of Main St Vault praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving chronic kidney pain and fatigue. The letter notes lasting improvement after use, with a June 1907 statement confirming permanent cure and urging readers to buy from Boyd & Knox drug store and United States agent Foster Milburn Co.
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