Paoli Republican Editor John A Lingle Retired May 1918
Paoli Indiana newspaper notes editor and publisher John A Lingle’s long service as leader of the Paoli Republican, with the issue dated May 15 1918 and post office registration details.
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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
3
Paoli Indiana newspaper notes editor and publisher John A Lingle’s long service as leader of the Paoli Republican, with the issue dated May 15 1918 and post office registration details.
Victor Dixon and Miss Lois Lambdin were married at the bride’s home on South Gospel street in a quiet morning ceremony conducted by Rev. Lydia Oath of the Friends Church. Both are school teachers and will attend Indiana University summer term in Bloomington after the wedding.
Local notice highlights improvements as Mitchell touts a new water works system, while also noting health and medical ads and political updates, including Secretary of War Haker's reported statement and a Republican district meeting in New Albany.
Paoli Hardware Co announces spring fertilizer arrival and unloading. Customers may place orders by phone or in person. The store offers Hopkins Tobacco Stem Filler, Armour’s Complete Life, Jarechi Guanno brands from New Albany Chicago Cincinnati and surrounding territory.
A Toledo based company advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a universal cure for catarrh claiming it works through the blood to mucous surfaces. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials, with selling points by F. J. Chesney & Co. Toledo.
The piece critiques speeches during the Liberty Loan Drive for avoiding Wilson praise while urging bond support. It notes the president’s role is shared by all citizens and comments on the 1910s Indiana primary where W A Cullop loses to a Republican, suggesting Democratic voter strategy may pivot to defeat Cox in two years. It also hints at the anti-Wood year context and local political tactics.
An ad notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top prep for whooping cough with a parent's testimonial. It also reports last week's Republican primary results for the circuit judgeship covering Orange and Washington counties. It promotes Sand for backache and kidney relief, listing a 350 bottle as helpful.
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