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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1918
Page
6
Dr. T. B. Radcliff of Bedford will practice again in Paoli with an upstairs office at the old Maris Ham building on the Public Square. He will reside in Bedford and visit Paoli regularly, first sighting June 4 as long as business requires.
Memorial Day exercises set for May 30 1918 at 2 pm in Court Yard include music choir and addresses by J E McNellie Supt J M Trinkle and Judge Buskirk. A line of march goes from courtyard to cemetery with a band and children bearing flowers.
In war time France, barracks once used for French boys training are now homes for homeless children. The nurseries host over 800 youngsters, many orphans, cared for by American doctors and taught by English and American staff. The Red Cross support has been noble and evident in daily care and education in thee makeshift classrooms and playscapes.
Restore Your Vitality With Vin Hepatica promotes a vegetable prescription to cleanse the liver kidneys and bowels. The ad claims winter fatigue heaviness and frequent colds are caused by poisons and recommends a bottle of Vin Hepatica as a quick remedy.
Last Sunday marked the sixteenth annual Old Folk's Day service at the M B E Church in Paoli Indiana. Weather affected attendance but elder members received a hymn filled gathering led by William A. Ross and Rev Asher delivered a brief sermon followed by testimonies from many old patriarchs.
M. D. McFarland who ran the Brown & Hoss fruit farm nest of town for the past year departed this morning to join his wife in Bourbon Indiana. They will make their home there for some time as she recovers from a cancer removed since leaving. We regret their departure but hope they may return.
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