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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1914
Page
5
Trains 30 and 12 carry through coaches to Indianapolis Tretos9 and 22 also carry through coaches. Information provided by B C Bann, Agent in Indianapolis.
Local items include multiple notices of Monon excursions to Louisville at 1.10 dollars round trip for upcoming Sundays, plus various visits, family travel, and real estate sales. Individuals named include Goss B. Rhodes, Henry C. Apple, Arthur Binford, Rev. O. E. Haley, Mrs. S. Clark Brown, and Oscar Batts. Community events noted: Decoration Day at Valeene, ice cream festival June 6, and county court business upcoming June 1 on assessments and corporate valuations.
A father claims Nature's Creation cured his daughter Estlee Depfert from bone tuberculosis after doctors advised amputation. He cites remarkable improvement, weight gain, and regained activity, attributing the recovery to the treatment from Wlu Depfert and Nature's Creation. The letter urges others to request the Truth booklet from Mt Harmann in Indianapolis.
A compact old saying links employment fate to drinking, noting the paradox that the first to lose a job and the last to be hired are associated with alcohol. It reflects a stake in labor and temperance-era attitudes in a single pithy thought.
The Republican Convention to nominate a township ticket for Greenfield township is called for Union at 2 o'clock p.m. Friday, June 5. By Order of COMMITTEE.
A Newton resident, Lowe, reports her husband suffered arm rheumatism and found relief after applying Chamberlain's ointment. The testimonial claims overnight improvement and endorses Chamberlain's ointment for muscular rheumatism. Sold locally by Bord & Boyd.
The Republican committee works to secure a speaker for the County Convention on June 6. State Committee chairman notes high demand for convention speakers statewide. The speaker's name will be announced soon. Speaking to occur in the forenoon with the convention in the afternoon.
A sizable congregation attended last Sunday afternoon’s decoration service at Lick Creek Church. The exercises were described as pleasant and entertaining, reflecting a warm community gathering.
Local items promote alcohol abstinence and health tonics. Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to cleanse stomach and liver, with testimonials from Chicago. Church decorations and basket meetings planned at Old Union Church May 1 and June 7. Dauner's Chapel hosts Decoration Service May 30 with speakers Elijah Purkhiser O P Dauner and C A Faucher. Electric Bitters touted for indigestion appetite and general tonics. Hardinsburg faces dust nuisance prompting street oiling plans with cost estimates.
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