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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1929
Page
3
This ad promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for sour stomach from rich food or smoking. A spoonful alkalinizes acid and sweetens the system, with physicians endorsing Phillips for relief from over eating and acidity. Remember Phillips for comfort and avoid alternatives.
In 1927 a total of 122 manufacturing plants produced cameras and related parts and supplies in the United States, totaling 90,827,737 dollars. The output marked a 15 percent rise from 1925.
A group of French agricultural district parliament members plans to appeal for special funds to provide loans to farmers wishing to install quality radio sets.
A fragment states that cognitive decline is not about exhaustion but neural rigidity as sensation fades. The line implies the brain's function grinds to a halt rather than tiring from use, reshaping how mental activity is viewed in aging or injury contexts.
The piece chronicles Thomas Jefferson as the nation’s versatile founder. It highlights his roles from author of the Declaration to Louisiana Purchase, Monticello architect, inventor of the moldboard plow, and patron of science, art, and education, framing his enduring Jeffersonian Democracy.
W N Wiley of The Dalles Washington now ninety remembers driving Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas across Illinois in a covered farm wagon. The rivals rode public roads with Wiley providing lifts to travelers and probing public opinion without revealing their identities.
Article notes that lobster fishermen based on Monhegan Island twenty miles off the Maine coast operated last winter to profit from the lobster haul. It describes the outer sea, winter conditions, and the economic activity among fifty or more fishers.
Monhegan fishermen fish from November 1 to June 25 in depths of 250 to 400 feet. They set 100 to 200 traps costing 85 cents each, using power lifters from marine motors. Catches yield lobsters described as the largest and finest in American waters with earnings from 2000 to 4000 dollars for the eight month season.
Charleston landscape treasure founded in 1741 by an English gardener on Ashley River bluffs. Henry Middleton built Great House, later burned in Sherman’s march. Andrew Michaux introduced camellias and Oriental plants. Today three original camellias remain amid a famed terrace garden and mausoleum to Henry and Arthur Middleton.
A New York gardener at the zoological gardens was poisoned after eating fruit from a Chinese ginkgo tree. The edible kernel is hidden by a fleshy covering that must be removed to avoid toxins. Ginkgos line the drive west of the museum, famed for disease resistance and urban survival.
Pullman Washington three Washington State college students Carl Ellingson Ralph Carlton and Kenneth Kadow prove an education can cost only ten dollars a month They live with free room heat and light and pay thirty dollars for food and incidentals Carlton and Ellingson work in the gymnasium while Kadow works as a stage electrician in the auditorium to cover the rest
Calls-Leonard Stevens author of the song It Faw Down and Go Boom is recovering after being hit by a speeding motorist in Hollywood. Police report no further injuries to bystanders. Stevens was treated at a local hospital and released later the same day.
New York reports that 52.0 billion dollars has been invested in new buildings since the war. Expenditures in 1920 are estimated to add 7.5 billion to the total. The construction boom is mirrored by a sharp rise in brick production from 1919 to 1927, signaling broad activity in the building trades.
Pathfinder Magazine notes that Kill Devil Hill, the launch site of the Wright brothers first powered flight near Kitty Hawk in 1903, has shifted about a mile north due to strong sea winds. The site remains near enough to honor the cradle of aviation.
A serious visitor told Mr. Biggs he represents the Association for the Suppression of Profanity and aims to remove foul language from life. Mr. Biggs responds by pulling Maria to show a potential buyer for their car.
A short piece notes how Father’s Day centers on the family car as the father’s vehicle for trips and errands, with the rest of the family sharing ownership at other times, including tires and fuel needs.
A Latin motto attributed to Propertius urges restraint in speaking ill of those who are not present. The maxim cautions against gossip and harm in their absence.
A physician reflects on 47 years in practice noting that constipation will occur despite good health measures. He advocates near natural treatment with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild vegetable remedy, avoiding drastic purges and urging daily bowel movement and a free trial offer through BB Monticello Illinois.
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