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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1920
Page
3
A health ad claims backache and kidney discomfort signal excess meat intake. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salts with lemon acid and lithia daily for a few days to restore kidney function, describing the drink as a safe inexpensive remedy and bladder irritant neutralizer.
Ad touts Freezone for corns and calluses that lift away with a few drops costing little at drug stores. Claims instant relief and painless removal by finger application. Also jokes about courting behavior and society women’s pretenses.
A testimonial claims Dodd's Kidney Pills provided prompt relief after three doctors failed to help a kidney ailment. The letter describes a patient who tried the remedy and saw improvements within days, asserting widespread success across the United States.
Multiple Ohio incidents unfold including deaths from parsnip poisoning a Steubenville area case linked to a murder suspect at Adena and vehicular deaths in Fremont and Hamilton. Police plan grand juries in Cleveland and Cincinnati while rail and streetcar crashes injure and kill. Political clubs form statewide and rent regulation debates rise.
Agriculture guidance warns poultry keepers must provide constant attention when using brooders or hovers. It outlines temperature ranges from 95 to 100 degrees early on to 70s later, plus heat management, cooling, journies, and the need for clean, well-ventilated housing to prevent disease and ensure chick comfort.
The report notes dairy products are the most valuable food group for farm families. It cites 2600 quarts of milk used annually per family in all forms, with four-fifths produced on the home farm. In the South butter and buttermilk are common, with high buttermilk consumption and farm churned butter.
Do not plant clover unless you plant it right lime and good seed and a good seed bed determine success or failure. Use a drill if available or cover the seed with a harrow for best results.
Loose and sandy soil may be packed slightly over the seeds. If the ground is very dry a little water may be sprinkled before the seeds are planted. Heavy clay soils form a crust after rains that should be broken so seeds can come through.
Poultry notes advise clean grain free from mold for chickens and warn against frequent breed changes. The Toulouse goose is highlighted as a French native and chickens should have ample water. Meat scraps mix well with dry mash to improve feeding. Many farmers could raise more hens for higher income.
A Conneaut Ohio reader praises Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Prospective mothers. She describes relief from nausea and general improvement during pregnancy and claims her baby was strong and healthy. The testimonial emphasizes health benefits for mothers and babies and recommends continued use during the period.
A speaker at a banquet quipped that America produced only three great men Washington Lincoln and I myself causing loud laughter. He planned to add Theodore Roosevelt but was interrupted and sat down without finishing.
The ad targets women, claiming many suffer from backache headaches and low ambition due to kidney trouble. It cites Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy and urges purchases of medium to large bottles at drug stores for health benefits.
A visitor notes the lifelike pose of the statue titled The Disk Thrower and compares it to a jazz record. The observer defends the sculpture, saying there is no fault in the throw.
An advertisement extols Dr. Peery's Dead Shot as expelling Worms and Tapeworms while cleaning mucus their larvae breed in and toning digestion. One dose is claimed sufficient. A cartoonish exchange about a composer overhead appears in the page.
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