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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
2
A young schoolgirl Valerie falls for Nick a handsome professional baseball player famed in black and gold. His fall from grace and injuries end his career. letters and heartbreak drive her to later marriage with Fred. Nick dies in obscurity, a penniless veteran, his memory haunting Valerie.
An analysis argues that home merchants must advertise aggressively to keep dollars in the community. It cites a northern Wisconsin mill town where lack of local ads led to Chicago mail order purchases totaling over $25,000 monthly, risking permanent town decline. Local publishers discuss offers from mail order firms, yet merchants balk, fearing long term harm to their town.
Three year old Mary Elighetz of New York shows widespread purpura hemorrhagica with purple blotches spreading over most of her body. Mother noticed the color change three weeks ago after small spots appeared during bathing. doctor attributes likely rheumatic germ as cause. The face remains untouched to date.
A religious exhortation encourages steadfast belief amid dangers and trials. It frames difficulties as God ordained to strengthen faith and nurture trust in Him who controls destiny, even when storms loom. The piece portrays patience, resilience, and obedience as paths to spiritual growth.
Report notes two British peers Lord Forester and Lord Kinsale may wear hats before the sovereign on rare formal occasions. A quirk of etiquette preserved for centuries, this privilege stands out in royal ceremonial life.
Ranchman Jack Farland of Midland near Pike's Peak suffered a broken leg after his horse collided with a timber wagon while he rode toward the city. He rode on to Victor despite the injury, later having his leg set by a local surgeon and returning home by carriage.
A conservative Massachusetts woman championing Grape-Nuts as a healthful staple. She notes five years of use for all ages, including rheumatic relief when coffee is given up. She reports steadier nerves and health improvement, with Grape-Nuts served dry with cream and hot water.
Guidance on converting a bedroom into a healthy sick room with dry warm winter and cool airy summer conditions. Warns against damp wallpaper and advocates plaster walls sealed with alabastine for moisture control, along with cleanable rugs, varnished floors, and dust-free woodwork to prevent illness.
Ida Lewis marked fifty years as keeper of Lime Island lighthouse in Newport Rhode Island. A renowned life saver she saved eighteen lives mainly in dangerous winter rescues. Appointed after her father’s death she is praised for bravery and efficiency surpassing most men in the role.
An advertisement touts Dr. Williams Pink Pills as a trusted prescription and long standing household remedy praised nationally. It asserts no harmful drugs are used and cites a testimonial from Mrs. N B Whitley of Boxley Arkansas describing dramatic recovery from stomach trouble and fainting spells after taking the pills.
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