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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1907
Page
4
In Batavia Ohio April 10 1907 Senator Foraker speaks in Canton and visits Columbus and Cincinnati. The Times-Star and various papers debate Taft Roosevelt and Foraker amid endorsements and criticism as campaign season begins in Greene Hamilton and Clermont counties.
A bridesmaid named Bella explains she could not rise for breakfast the day after the wedding. She quips a stitch in her aide from being hemmed in by the crowd around the claret cup at the reception.
Italian caren bent make the se from Genga to New York to 12.
The Hamburg American line, started fifty years ago with two steamers, now operates 157 ocean steamers on 55 routes worldwide. Also notes Dr. George Edmund Flood’s fame for Rheumatism and kidney and bladder cures. Respectfully submitted.
The Village of Batavia invites sealed proposals by April 22 1907 for bonds totaling 3500 to fund sidewalk construction. Each bond 500 with four percent interest payable semiannually. Bid must include bond amount accrued interest and 1000 cash bid security. Open to public inspection. Village reserves right to reject all bids. G H Kain Clerk March 20 1907.
The text traces the origin of insurance to medieval Italy, noting Florence as an early reference and the Roman era lacking a true concept. It mentions a naval loan guarantee practice and its abandonment due to insufficient damages from sunken ships.
Saint-Saens the French composer is described as a many-sides man. He writes librettos for his operas and explores astronomy zoology and botany. He has published a pamphlet on the relation of plants to animals based on his original investigations.
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