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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1921

Page

7

Western Canada farmers await record crops after mild winter

The article notes unusually mild winter conditions across the West, North America and Canada, with reports from Medicine Hat to Winnipeg describing little cold weather. It forecast excellent spring readiness and abundant harvests for wheat, oats, barley, rye, alfalfa and corn, praising Western Canada's climate and dryness for enabling hearty crops.

Middle West East Far West Canadian Medicine Hat Alberta Winnipeg Manitoba Saskatchewan Iowa Western Canada Western Canada

Tomorrow's Model in Taffeta Dresses

A description of spring dresses featuring late eighteenth century directoire influences and Spanish touches. Frocks use taffeta and organdy with tunic bodices, hoop-skirt effects, puffed trims, lace vests, and ribbon accents. Images highlight two sprightly styles with contrasting dark and light palettes and delicate floral ribbon details.

In Your Skin Knicker Revolver Bullets Exchange

A dialogue scene features Knicker remarking that the law forbids carrying a revolver while Becker counters that one may carry another person’s bullets. The exchange hints at legal and moral boundaries in firearm control and personal risk.

Becker

Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It

Public health note touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a mild healing remedy for kidney troubles. Claims Life Insurance examiner says kidney disease is common and often undiscovered among applicants. Advertises sample bottle for ten cents and lists two bottle sizes. Includes a joke about an island definition at end.

Kilmer Dr. Elmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Catarrh Cure Claims and Local Anecdotes

Catarrh is described as a constitutional issue treated with Hall's Catarrh Medicine aimed at mucous surfaces. An Ohio resident named Posey is cited alongside an unnamed couplet about marriage, reflecting miscellaneous local notes and anecdotes.

Spring Hats Tempt With Rich Variety And Style

A reader notes a wealth of spring millinery with new materials and affordable prices compared to four years ago. The display features summer hats in styles from artful round crowns and embroidered crowns to ribbon fringed leghorns, Napoleonic straw shapes, satin braids, and crepe de chine with decorative tassels.

Rising Dairy Breeding Standards Through Selective Breeding

The U S Department of Agriculture explains how selective breeding raises farm animal quality and uniformity. It outlines reproduction principles, heredity control, and methods to emphasize desirable traits while discarding undesirable ones across generations.

United States Department of Agriculture Old World Asia United States

Many Cows Not Profitable In Dairy Industry

The piece notes that not over a third of U S dairy cows are profitable to owners. It cites ten million “boarder” cows milked for limited yield less than feed costs. Owners keep them mainly for milking four times weekly and social reasons.

United States

Cows Need Salt Guidance from Wisconsin Doctor

Dr. Babcock of Wisconsin reports salt deprivation weakens cows causing emaciation low vitals and breakdown. He prescribes three quarters of an ounce daily plus six tenths of an ounce for every twenty pounds of milk produced.

Babcock Wisconsin

Tanlac hailed as grand medicine by Pittsburg man

Harry M. Allen of 1009 Saint Martin Street Pittsburg Pa testifies Tanlac boosted his weight by 30 pounds and revived his energy appetite and sleep after years of poor health He credits Tanlac with curing rheumatism and restoring his ability to work and enjoy meals.

Tanlac Harry M. Allen Saint Martin Street Pittsburg Oliver Iron & Steel Company Allen United Presbyterian Church

Aspirin: Follow package directions for Bayer tablets

Take aspirin only as told in each Bayer Tablets of Aspirin package. The directions and dosage were developed by physicians over 21 years and proven safe by millions. With the Bayer Cross, tablets are usable for colds, headaches, neuralgia, rheumatism, earache, toothache, lumbago, and general pain. Handytin boxes hold twelve tablets. larger packages sold by druggists. Aspirin is the Bayer trademark.

Bayer

Lost and Found at Grand Central station

About 15 000 articles are turned in to the lost and found department at Grand Central terminal New York in a year. Additionally 30 000 personal and telephone inquiries are answered about items not turned in or claimed by travelers at trains and stations.

Grand Central Terminal New York

Improvisation and Old Favorites in A Social Scene

A Boston Transcript excerpt notes a musician’s improvised piece remembered as an old favorite by Mrs Newrich. The exchange showcases social wit during guests’ entertainment.

Eatonic touted to cure indigestion and acidity

Mrs. Hilen Harris reports relief after using Eatonic at meals. The ad claims thousands testify Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity causing indigestion, heartburn, belching, and bloating. A large box is offered with a druggist guarantee.

Eatonic Hilen Harris Watonic

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