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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1892
Page
7
A New York Ledger critique argues the cozy corner has shifted from a practical retreat to an ornate showpiece. It laments overdecorated lounges with pillows and lamps hindering daily use and calls for restoring simple, functional comfort.
J D Willcox of Olmsville Tioga Co Pa aged 67 says poor health for years improved after using Kilmer Swamp Root for twelve months and U S D Anointment. He credits life saving health restoration to the remedy and offers his testimonial to help others. Kilmer Co claims five thousand dollars for proof of false testimony.
Excursion tickets at reduced round trip rates for the Quadrennial Conference of the M E church in Omaha Nebraska will be sold by Pennsylvania Lines on April 27 28 and 29 and are valid for return until May 30. Ticket agents will provide details on request.
Excursion tickets to Piqua and return via Pennsylvania lines at one cent per mile. Tickets on sale May 9 with main stations in Ohio. Return validity until May 4. Agents on these lines will provide full particulars upon application.
A New York hotel man notes women's indifference to furniture damage in hotels with children on chairs and sofas. He cites loud, reckless behavior and calls for higher hotel bills to cover wear and tear. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily. many people need to use it.
A reflective piece notes toys scatter through homes from garret trunks to cellars, shaping a baby’s interests from locomotive engineers to pirates and dog farmers, while a market blurb touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and whooping coughs, sold in several towns.
A San Francisco Argonaut item notes court fashion excesses in Europe. Marie de Medici reportedly wore a velvet gown with 32 000 pearls and 3 000 diamonds costing at least 1500. Mme de Montespan at Louis XIV's court wore a gown of gold on gold with a gold frieze.
Dr King s New Discovery offered under condition of fair trial with money back guarantee at Belt Barr s Drug Store Batavia and J B Walker s Wallamburg. Plowing by electricity touted by Senator Keller of Sauk Center Minnesota. Farmer notes salting oats to deter mice, cattle and horse feed efficiency cited. Kemp s Balsam promoted to stop coughs and prevent consumption.
A Brooklyn Life snippet records Smithkins telling Jones that temptations have no goals. Smithkins imagines the happy hereafter free from adipose excess, while Jones asks how. The comic line highlights morbid humor about mortality and self-image.
A note from Ladies' e Journal suggests cleaning silk and ribbons by lightly sponging with an equal mix of strong tea and vinegar and then ironing with a not too hot iron.
A San Francisco Chronicle account details Nevada road agents led by Jack Davis, their methods, and the social fabric around stage robberies across Placerville to Virginia City. It notes frequent robberies, use of spies, and the mix of respectable citizens and criminals, with trials of Harris Haynes Waterman and others and the shift after railroading reduced bullion shipments.
An interview in the New York Sun reveals the butler’s exalted view of Mr. Blank as the handsomest man he has seen. He suggests Mr. Blank married a homely woman because it was God’s will, framing the union as divine providence.
Article notes workers engaged in pine production suffer a peculiar skin condition attributed to inhalation of hot solutions in the process. It mentions fever as a common accompanying symptom and cites observations from industry sources.
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