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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1916
Page
5
Mrs. White of Paoli testifies that Deans Kidney Pills relieved dull kidney ache and back pain. She notes two boxes from Ruby's Drug Store helped, and she continues to use the remedy to prevent recurring symptoms. Price is 59 cents at dealers.
Corydon prepares for the centennial of Indiana with events on Friday and Saturday June 2 and 8. Visitors from across the state will tour the early capital, the first state house, the Constitutional elm, and other historic sites. Orange County residents anticipate attending and exploring exhibits.
Evansville Indiana May 28 M L McGlynon working foreman for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad living at 24 Broadway Howell Indiana says Tanlac Master Medicine cured his poor digestion and nervousness enabling sleep He endorses Tanlac as invigorant tonic appetizer and blood purifier and notes exclusive sale at J P Rileys Paoli Ind The Orange County Board of Review meets June 6 to equalize township assessors Heals stomach trouble Cham berlains Tablets also praised by Mert Linde Harrod Fort Wayne Ind The seventh anniversary of Old Union Church observed June 4 with services and decoration Clifford Jones attended speedway races at Indianapolis
Notice to non residents in Indiana Orange County issues a summons for Louis B. Riley to appear at Paoli Court House on the 2nd day of the next term starting September 24 1916 to answer the complaint filed by James W Riley through attorney Samuel R Lambdin. Court seal dated May 24 1916 signed Charles T Brown clerk.
In Orange County Indiana Coroner Clarence E Boyd held an inquest into the death of Martha McPheeters at her North West township home. The inquest found she died from senile debility at age 88. The witnesses were examined and the findings recorded in West Baden on May 24 1916.
The piece notes England arranging a further loan of one to two billion dollars after a large prior loan. It questions how the funds were used, suggesting England contributed little to the war for months while suppressing an uprising in Ireland it allegedly inspired by Germany.
A column of old advertisements touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic back pain and Chamberlain's Liniment for muscle soreness. It mentions local dealer Bosch & Boya and includes a brief anecdote about pain relief. A separate item reports a buggy collision near the court house fence causing minor damage but no injuries.
A reader reports rapid cough relief from a remedy advertised by Boyd and Boyd after a severe lung hemorrhage. The notice also mentions the death of William Holmes of Eudora Kansas, a Civil War veteran from Paoli area, respected farmer and brother of James Holmes.
A Circuit Court administration notice informs about the will and estate of Orangecount. The administrator is tasked with settling debts and distributing assets as directed by local law and the deceased’s will.
Coroner Clarence E. Boyd convened a May 5 1916 inquest into an unknown infant found near a French Lick sewer. Verdict held the baby born alive died by violence. Beaty Kendall and an unnamed suspect charged. warrants issued. witness bonds set. body delivered for burial.
Coroner Clarence E Boyd of Orange County Indiana certifies the death of John T Kellamain. The inquest finds he died May 22 1918 in French Lick after being struck and killed by a Southern Railway locomotive. He is described as a white male about 40, 6 feet tall, 150 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes, American-born. Undertakers Ritter & Sons were charged with the body.
An old advertisement touts Wing's New Discovery for colds and grippe with 8 plea Laxative Tar Syrup. It claims to soothe coughs and help break up attacks, recommending the product for over 40 years and urging readers to ask their druggist for it.
Fragmentary classified item line from Paoli Indiana listing horses or horse related gear. Mentions V Rhode and Tod with unclear context and missing details about sale terms or items.
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