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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1929
Page
7
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a trusted anti acid for sour stomachs and indigestion. It touts medical endorsement, broad consumer appeal, and the Phillips trademark dating to 1875.
The note discusses Mrs. Nurich buying a sundial for night work and includes a quoted Emerson line about life lessons. It mentions desiring a luminous dial and reflects on time and money with a final remark about laziness and stinginess.
A speaker teases a spouse by asking if she has claws after noting the husband calls his wife kitten. The line carries a light, domestic humor tone reflecting affectionate banter within a marriage.
Merlin H. Aylesworth of the National Broadcasting company notes radio has erased rural isolation by delivering city culture, news, and entertainment to farms. Census data show city-to-farm migration slowed and a farm-to-city counter movement begun as radio links farm households to markets and events nationwide.
A Woodman News note urges advice to be gentle and well conveyed. It stresses that soft, well seasoned guidance sinks deeper than harsh rebuke and that few recipients accept blunt critique.
The article traces tobacco naming in Virginia before 1607, noting indigenous call for the plant apocke and suggesting that tobacco as a term was not commonly used early. It explores how the English adopted a different label, shaping its later identity.
Description of a small hollow wooden tube shaped like a Y used by inhabitants of Hispaniola to inhale tobacco smoke. The two prongs were inserted into the nose while the stem held into the burning tobacco, drawing fumes into the lungs.
A report notes that agreements are needed to enable a married couple to work in unison on shared goals, outlining the legal and practical steps required for coordinated action.
In a Belladonna apartment a struggling young man lingers after repairing a stubborn gas stove. Mary Davis feeds him and offers help, transforming a chance encounter into a growing relationship that ends with a marriage proposal. The tale blends need and kindness in a hopeful, domestic arc.
The notice promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and young children. It claims quick relief for fretfulness, restlessness, constipation, cold pains, and related discomforts. It advises keeping an extra bottle in the home and notes approval from doctors.
An exchange of words over a ten dollar debt leads to a heated argument between two men named Wilkins and an elder accusing the other of forgetting a prior payment. The incident illustrates lingering tensions and unresolved financial disputes in the neighborhood.
A brief line from David Kinley, president of the University of Illinois, stressing that democracy remains secure only when it is progressive and educated.
Humorous exchange about daughters living at home ends with Mrs Jones asking and Mrs Smith replying they are not married yet as quoted in Life.
A brief note defines a milliard as a thousand millions and explains that in American usage a milliard equals a billion. It contrasts this with a sweet-tempered boy’s charm, suggesting charming behavior despite potential lack of value.
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