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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1916
Page
5
Two young women built a violet business from less than 50 dollars, expanding from unglazed hotbeds to a 60 by 20 feet greenhouse. They sold blooms to a New York firm at escalating monthly rates, netting around two thousand dollars by their fourth year.
The culture of the cineraria warns against sowing too early to avoid rank growth. Sow in May or June for plants ready for decorative use, then aim for hardy growth. Succession sowings from May to September, main sowing in July. Suitable for conservatories and house decoration. Notable colors include cornflower blue, crimson, rose, pink, and a pure white variety for an all white bed.
Rev H P Lyman argues that eternal life is the ultimate treasure worth any sacrifice. He urges immediate pursuit of eternal life through faith in Christ, urging emptying hands and renouncing incompatible pleasures to claim the promised life.
A quotation suggests it is easier to raise a disturbance than secure a mortgage, reflecting a critical view on financial obligations and social disruption. The line frames conflict as more readily stirred than debt relief or home funding.
Maude asks for confirmation as Frank questions a leap year proposal. The exchange hints at a sudden proposal context and playful banter among the pair.
An assorted clippings page shows ads for scalp relief using Cuticura Ointment and hot Cuticura Soap alongside mentions of a perfumed hair spray comb, a new tire safety valve, and political quips. Included are sample offers and miscellaneous product plugs.
A dated advertisement-like text urges immediate purchase of Hanford's Bab eam of Myrrh for home and stable use. It promises aid for cuts burns bruises and any sore or lameness, framing it as a general remedy to prevent accidents and be prepared. An old style maxim follows the ad with a witty judge's line.
A factory in France harnesses water from an 800 foot high mountain reservoir to drive turbines and generate power. The setup showcases gravity aided hydro energy at a remote alpine site.
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