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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
3
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for colds and grippe with doses every two hours up to three. It claims to unclog nostrils relieve headaches feverishness sneezing and body aches, tastes pleasant and contains no quinine, costing only a few cents at drug stores.
A brief, reflective line asserts that poverty carries no disgrace while hinting at deeper moral or social themes. The fragment evokes resilience and dignity amid hardship without specifying individuals or events.
An Ohio ad promotes Diamond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing worn clothing including wool silk linen cotton and mixed goods. It urges women to ask druggists for the Diamond Dyes Color Card. A London note mentions a plan to require infant fingerprints by law in America.
Indiana coal operators fixed mine group prices and warned they will enforce Indiana needs before shipping to other states. Jackson Hill and Keller No 1 mines returned to work amid strikes in Clinton field. The state commission also warned it may dictate how much coal each mine must sell in Indiana.
A London Answers item recalls young Tommy Smith resisting a math query. Asked for the half of eight the boy quips about halves and the top of the eight, saying sideways half is three, leaving the teacher puzzled by his pun.
Fragmentary lines suggest humor and social sayings about smuggling whisky on a yachting party and misquoted phrases. Readers encounter odd aphorisms about distance, clouds, mumps, and self-accusations. The tone mirrors a light, clipped column of wry remarks.
Discoveries trace an early tidewater mill on the St. Croix River at Red Beach near Dochet's island opposite Jamestown era sites. R. 8. Mc Carter unearthed a stone and timber dam while digging a fish pond, supporting a claim that De Monts and Blamen used the mill to grind corn on a major stream near the river.
A collection of wry lines notes the end of couplet slang and the humor about couples, ages, and wisdom. The quips include calls to quiet fools, a widow’s age mystery, and a playful jab at umbrellas as symbols of independence. The piece preserves a period voice with sharp one liners.
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