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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
3
A Hornell New York woman describes years of fatigue irritability and digestive issues then attributes her recovery to Lydia E Pinkham vegetable compound and tablets and food medicine. She reports increased energy, ability to perform chores, and recommends the product to others.
During a church service the quartet sparks humor with pun laden banter as an organist and chorus respond to ribbing about singing while a boy at the organ pipes up with a whispered pun about his name Psalm. The Boston Transcript notes a contrast between wealth and poverty.
The London cabinet faces a crisis as E S Montagu resigns as India secretary after publishing a memorandum without cabinet knowledge. Austen Chamberlain confirms the resignation while Lord Reading’s viceroyalty may follow, signaling tension over Near East Turkey policy and France’s stance.
Chicago attorney Cyril Woodward Clabley Armstrong says titles mean little and would-be fortune from an earldom rests on primogeniture. His brother Captain Shelverton in Nairobi seeks verification from the State Department after years without contact. Armstrong, about forty, may pursue writing if the inheritance proves true.
The 1763 birth year of Abiel Holmes links to Yale graduate pastor Oliver Wendell Holmes and the Supreme Court justice Oliver Wendell Holmes as three generations span from 1763 to 1922. The account notes long life, literary ties, and the family’s enduring intellect.
The British press chief at the arms conference speaks with polished tact, noting Americans as hospitable and hopeful, describing American efficiency and belief in the Old World waning. He says American opinion of the British Empire is broadly friendly and affectionate among key circles.
USDA and Bureau of Chemistry tests compare dried apple-pectin pulp with corn silage and beet pulp. Pectin pulp shows higher milk and butterfat than corn silage in trial 1, and rivals beet pulp in trial 2 though palatability is lower. Pulp absorbs water, dries for storage, and offers economical shipment.
A rustic saying notes cows need proper feed to be productive. It argues skimping on quality livestock nutrition hurts long term profits and implies better feeding yields more value.
Farmers exploiting efficient dairy cows gain profit while milking poor cows yields little return. The contrast highlights efficiency in dairy farming and the potential drawbacks of using substandard stock for routine milking.
A man earns a leather medal crafted from the hide of a scrub bull in recognition of his effort.
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