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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1920
Page
4
An advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that freshens the scalp, reduces dandruff and hair loss, and makes hair appear fuller and thicker after use. It claims to revive life less dull hair and provide youthful brightness with continued use.
A reporter asks Mr Grabcom for his views on Europe but he declines saying he is not competent to discuss the matter and wonders about a poet musician who captured Flame. The exchange appears in the Biirmingham Age-Herald.
An advertisement touts Bayer tablets as genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for twenty years with proper directions in every Bayer package. The piece notes affordable 12 tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists, then includes a quip about Sunday fishing from a Birmingham Age Herald cartoon.
An ad claims Papa's Diapepsia tablets relieve indigestion symptoms including sourness fermentation and distress. It promises quick comfort with few tablets and asserts wide popularity and strong endorsements from users.
A humorous dialogue contrasts umbrella borrowing with losing old habits. An observant citizen notes few borrowings and returns, while a nostalgic speaker laments changing times and suggests a taxicab fare to the suburbs as a metaphor for lending value.
An advertisement extols Cuticura Talcum as exquisitely scented for face skin baby and dusting use. It touts the Cuticura Trio of Soap Ointment and Talcum as essential toilet requisites and claims the powder makes other perfumes unnecessary.
Hortense recalls taking Fido to a party with many dogs. On returning home mother asks about the party. The girl says she was dreadfully ashamed because Fido barked constantly and wouldn't let the other dogs speak.
In New York surrogate court the will of Jacob H. Schiff outlines charitable bequests totaling about 1.8 million dollars. Meanwhile the opening game of the world series in Brooklyn saw the Cleveland Indians defeat the Brooklyn club 8 to 1, powered by Stanley Coveleskie on the mound.
A Des Moines speech by Senator Harding favored remaining out of the Versailles covenant, while U S population reached 105,683,108 with overseas counts pending. Census and banking data show gains. Prohibition moves tighten liquor controls. Wilson appeals for League support. anti suffrage cases reach the Supreme Court.
The Ontario government resumes wartime fuel controls on the recommendation of the Dominion railway board. Spanish forces claim new victories over Moroccan tribesmen, driving them from four positions. Riga peace talks progress between Joffe and Dombaski with an armistice possible by October 8. Sinn Fein hunger strikers in Cork extend their fast to fifty five days. Italian and Yugoslavian leaders near direct talks in Berne on the Adriatic question. Polish officials pledge civil equality for Jews. Polish Jewish conference spokesperson Ignace Dassz-Inaki comments. Evacuations by Japanese forces begin from Nikoleruk to northern Sakhalin. Bolsheviks reportedly nominate Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch.
Advice on feeding and exercise for turkey poults. Free range reduces overfeeding and improves movement, with night return to coop. When range is poor, use coop method with varied feeds from hard boiled eggs to mixed grains and dairy products, plus greens, grit, and water regimen.
The United States department of agriculture advises feeding young chickens three to five times daily. Feeding five times daily speeds growth, but overfeeding harms chicks more than underfeeding. Do not overfeed except at the last meal to satisfy appetite. Confinement increases leg weakness risk compared to free range.
A Florida poultry farm enrolled in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign reports 200 cocks and 960 hens of standard bred singlecomb White Leghorns. The flock is line bred for high egg production and trap nested for 24 years, with exhibition quality birds noted.
The note recalls a woman who, though not a suffrage activist, resolves to learn about male candidates before voting. She states she will not support the Republican party and will judge each man on merit, reflecting thoughtful civic concern.
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