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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
2
An old advertisement claims Danderine costs only a few cents and after use hairs appear lively with no dandruff. It asserts hair regrowth in vigor brightness and thickness. The copy presents a consumer product claim in a period sale pitch.
A dialogue contrasts campaign venues and writing spaces, noting that front porches have hosted many campaigns while attics have produced poems. Senator Sorgum and another speaker debate the equal value of informal spaces for public figures and artists.
A collage of consumer ads and brief quips shows Cascarets promises relief for sleep tiredness and digestion, Cuticura skin care tips for babies, and a Birmingham Age-Herald mock interview about Gladys Twobble. The piece reflects period advertising and light editorial banter.
A teacher questions Tommy Cribbs about yesterday while he cites a toothache as reason. The pupil explains he does not know if the pain has stopped because the dentist kept it. The light moment centers on the boy’s quirky reply.
An advertisement extols Bochee's Syrup as a universal cough and cold remedy used for fifty four years. It claims to ease lung troubles and improve sleep with quiet mornings and invites readers to buy one bottle from druggists. The ad ends with a child’s Christmas anecdote about a broken doll.
Cleveland won the world series title by defeating Brooklyn 8 to 0 in the seventh game, taking five of seven contests to claim the championship. Man o War won the Windsor race in Ontario in 2 08 over a mile and a quarter. Georges Carpentier knocked out Le Vin sky in Jersey City.
A Los Angeles Times quip about Georgie and Roger shows a childlike exchange on memory. The article also reports that the United Peanut Association of America urges a tariff on imports from China to protect U.S. growers amid rising peanut and vegetable oil imports.
A reflective note condemns men who vote as they pray and only recognize opportunities when labeled, suggesting a pattern of self serving and limited civic engagement. The passage implies distrust of voters who mix religion with political favors and overlook impartial opportunity.
Sell guaranteed auto necessities from home with easy, flexible hours. No experience needed. Write Good Will Service Co. Box R-808 Alliance Ohio for details and postpaid music offers from Columbia Records and other catalogs.
The Columbus Dispatch notes common misuse of begun for past tense of begin and urges began as correct. It says begun may be heard but authorities prefer began in phrases like I began to do that work yesterday and The battle began between the two armies. Richard Grant White criticizes begun usage.
A witty exchange about a manager known for uneasy humor circulates in the workplace. One colleague notes the boss’s affable nature while another quips that his job in a rat office explains the rapport. The remark reflects office humor and social dynamics.
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