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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
4
A long clipped dispatch blends political chatter, colonial echoes, and editorials. It references Gorman and Bryan, the Panama project timelines, Hearst, and local Clermont County sentiment with colorful remarks on public figures and the press.
The piece harshly critiques a local Republican editor and the Foundling of Clermont County, denouncing biased attacks and poor journalism. It credits Cincinnati GOP victory under Mayor Fleischman, notes Ingalls’ weak showing, and urges civic reflection amid partisan rhetoric. The column closes with exhortations to reform habits and faith.
Norman Duncan in Ainslee's tells of Newfoundland coast misery from lack of physicians. A well to do fisherman kept his wife in agony for days as autumn gales raged. No harbor man risked a skiff for a physician fifteen miles away. on day four the wind eased and two men set out with Allerton.
Great county interest gathers for the Sunday School convention in Batavia on April 23 and 24. The program features five specialists touring the state with the State Sunday School Association. Includes addresses conferences round tables discussions Bible readings and singing.
Dr Belt will deliver an address at the Mothers' Club Friday afternoon with the program moved to 2:00 p m. Music will be provided by Misses Louise Hicks and Iara Roudebush at the event.
Judge Newby heard injunction proceedings on delaying the commissioners report with a decision not yet rendered. The Miami township board of health has quarantined Lloyd Pollock’s home at Zlenor for scarlet fever. Waterworks trustees were advised to address the barren power house grounds and plant new shade trees.
Pingree Hair receives a twelve dollar monthly pension with back pay from September 1902. Mrs. C. M. Edwards hosted Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Moyer of Hamlet for tea. Prof. C. J. Swing and family left for Bethel. Mrs. T. P. Myrick visited her mother Mrs. Mary Malick in Amelia for her 80th birthday anniversary. A large force works on trestle at Back Run for C. & E traction. Some village children have whooping cough. Benjamin Kirker of Covington bought the Powell farm. Mrs. J. D. White made a business trip to the city. Joseph Bredwell was bitten by a dog and three others attacked on the highway. The dog remains at large. A. J. Huntington and wife from Amelia visited Samuel and wife. Prof. Ed Somermier of the university at Columbus is among friends. Despite bad weather, the school entertainment was well attended with music by pupils and other performances. Miss Leon Liston left for Cincinnati to resume duties. A severe rain and wind storm damaged fences and fruit trees and toppled the school flag pole. Miss Ethie Fagin of Tabasco and Miss Ollie Fagin of Hamlet visited Olin Fagin and wife. M. Edwards improved his home with a new front fence. J. D. Davidson and wife visited friends in Laurel. John Topie and wife attended their son Fred’s confirmation in Cincinnati. Miss Blanche Willie of Bethel visited Miss Gail Steelman.
Laurel reports Miss Grace E. Boh visiting Madisonville relatives. Miss Harriet Simmons departed for Rogersville Tennessee last Friday night. Master Lawrence Simmons visits from the city at Aunt Hannah Simmons. B P Vandamant closes a successful term of school. Mrs Spurrier, wife of Rev Spurrier, is quite ill. Mrs Charles Mofford from Elmwood Place visited friends there recently. Miss Nora Mofford travels to Elmwood Place for a visit.
The ad urges that consumption is curable when caught early and promoted by Scott's Emulsion. It claims neglected consumption is incurable, and that prompt use can check the disease. it offers free samples and bottles for sale through Scott & Bowne in New York.
CHAS and examiners report by H Woodmansre CHAS and P Ferguson. Names Evauthers appear in the examiner notes with potential findings and referrals to further testing. The document lists examiner roles and associated initials for record keeping.
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