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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1920
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast acting cold relief. It claims dosing every two hours for three doses will open congested nostrils ease headaches and nasal symptoms while costing only a few cents.
In Edinburgh Scotsman style, a conversation shows a teacher guiding Dolly through a hypothetical debt scenario. The new girl is instructed to sum various overdue pounds shillings and pence to decide their next move. Dolly responds with confidence about moving forward.
An old Bayer aspirin advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe and effective for headaches toothaches and more with affordable pricing. A humorous office anecdote follows about a woman forgetting her umbrella and a clerk comparing it to umbrellas belonging to gentlemen, noting she is forgetful while returning them.
Catarrh is a local disease influenced by constitution and requires proper treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and claimed to reach the blood and system, destroying the disease's foundation, boosting strength, and aiding the body in its work. Sold by all druggists. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Senator Penrose recalls a child’s answer to what a demagogue is. The child said a demagogue is a vessel containing beer and other drinks, provoking reflection on rhetoric and perception.
A customer in a restaurant amid an orchestra asks the leader to play something sad and low to influence how his steak tastes. The waiter relays the unusual request as he attends to the table.
A brief comic exchange between a cub reporter and a proofreader about the level of “fire” in articles. The dialogue playfully notes strong writing with a hint of self-deprecating humor and workshop critique.
Personal J. 3. MacLaren of Toronto and Rev. Arthur K. Brown of New York, prominent delegates to the World's Sunday School convention, were received by the empress at Tokyo. Prof. John A. Gray, 72, longtime mathematics professor at Muskingum College, died suddenly in New Concord, Ohio.
The American Bankers Association approved a proposal to organize a $100 million corporation to fund the nation's foreign trade during a Washington convention. Executives forecast federal expenditures of $4 billion in the coming fiscal year, and urged currency stabilization measures as prices move.
A Swiss government loan of about 300 million francs aims to electrify national railways via Lee Higginson of Boston. Italy’s Orlando arrives as Brazil envoy while Turkish forces shell the American college at Aintab. Coffee prices crash in Bogota triggering banking anxieties as Dnieper battles rage near Nikopol. Trotzky rumored to move ten divisions. Victor Emmanuel estimates estate at 3.5 million dollars. Ireland inquiry defeated in Westminster. Black and Tans kill three in Tipperary and Roscommon. Sylvia Pankhurst arrested in London. Delacroix to realign with King Albert. Soviet regiments surrender after Smelnikovo defeat. Berdyansk massacres reported. Austrian Christian Socialists win by slight margin. Bonar Law confirms Ireland bill proceeding.
A collage of home cooking tips and recipes includes Jelly Pudding with sago, Baked Apple Salad with marshmallows, a Gread-Mix batter, Date and Marshmallow Cream, Lemon Sherbet, Savory Chicken with celery gravy, Carameled Sweet Potatoes with Chestnuts, Watermelon Cocktail molds, Muskmelon variant, and Peppermint Candy Ice Cream. Includes introductory notes on priorities and hospitality.
Mrs. Dora Williams reports dramatic improvement after ten months in bed, crediting Eatonic with restoring her health. The ad claims Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity and gases causing indigestion, sourness, heartburn, belching, and food repeating, recommending after meals with a guarantee.
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