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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1903

Page

2

Cataphorical Medical Institute to Visit Batavia Ohio for Free Consultations

Representatives from the Cataphorical Medical Institute in St Louis announce a two day advertising visit to Batavia on April 6 and 7. They offer free consultation and treatment for chronic diseases using cataphoresis and electricity with no charge for medicine. They claim cures for deafness catarrh weak lungs epilepsy and many other conditions with strict office hours and a requirement that married ladies be accompanied by their husbands.

Norfolk and Western announces updated rail schedule changes

The Norfolk and Western Railway outlines new timetable changes effective September 88 1908 affecting fast trains Nos 23 24 18 and 21 plus Nos 4a 5 commuter services. Some trains will stop daily at Cincinnati and Roanoke with arrivals and departures specified from major stations including Norfolk Virginia and Washington District lines. Pullman service to Cleveland Baltimore and beyond is noted.

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Revival of Quilting Bee Patterns New and Old

The quilting bee gains social acceptance beyond rural areas with renewed interest in pieced quilts. Modern designs sit beside grandmothers patterns like star and shell while stamping patterns and autograph quilts appear in church and society programs. Quilters reuse old methods and employ efficient marking to speed work, with brides and matrons shaping the tradition.

The Care of the Hair Advice Across Nations

French women wash their hair far less often than English or American women. Hair dries slowly and is often dressed too soon after washing, leaving dampness longer. Best treatment is sunlight and fresh air, aired freely and sufficiently.

Care of Mirrors and Glass Surfaces

Do not clean plate glass with soap and water as it dulls the surface. Use alcohol and water for mirrors when needed, and a soft cloth for regular cleaning. Avoid soap on table glass and skip patent polishing powders and cloths that claim high polish on good glass.

Delicacy for a Luncheon Freeze Cheese Salad

Heat cream cheese with a quarter cup of cream to a smooth paste. Season with salt paprika and lemon juice. Freeze slightly then pack in a brick mould to salt and ice for an hour. Slice and serve in lettuce leaves with French dressing.

Norseman Bed Room Set Debuts In Oak Style

A new Norseman bedroom set showcases sturdy simple lines with curved accents for a Norse look. Pumed oak and ash stain green woods, copper hinges and handles, tiled washstand back, and cushioned chairs mark the distinctive design as a fresh modern option.

Roosevelt and tariff talk debunks take-off-the-tariff idea

The piece cites Roosevelt in Milwaukee and Minneapolis arguing that a general tariff policy protects American labor with higher wages and prices. It notes the insult of using tariff cuts to curb trusts, while praising continued protection to curb trusts without abolishing tariffs.

Roosevelt Milwaukee Minneapolis Chicago Cra

Roosevelt warns against hasty tariff changes

The Minneapolis speech cited by the Chicago Tribune argues that tariff revisions should not be rushed. President Roosevelt contends stability matters and that change, if needed, must balance benefits with dislocation to business. He also links rapid tariff cuts to undermining labor and small competitors.

Roosevelt Minneapolis Congress Secretary Root Boston Market Club Chicago Tribune

Basis for Democratic Rehabilitation in Party Leadership

The Troy Press argues that Gor man’s reinstatement as senatorial leader signals a shift away from free trade and toward protectionism, aligning with manufacturing and labor interests. Albany Journal notes three major Democratic factions divided by protectionism, free trade, and Kansas City platform silver and tariff stances, making consensus unlikely.

Troy Arthur P. Gorman Gorman Grover Cleveland Democratic Party Albany Journal Democracy Cleveland Bryan Kansas City Platform Sound Money Free Trade

Democratic Harmony and Bryan’s Chairmanship Hopes

William E Curtis reports on Democratic harmony in the party with Bryan seeking to become chairman of the national committee by replacing Senator Jones of Arkansas. Some leaders oppose Bryan's plan and prefer Jones to stay, suggesting Cleveland and Bryan retire to private life to aid party unity.

William E. Curtis Troy Times Washington Curtis Bryan Democratic National Committee Jones Arkansas Senator Jones Nebraska Cleveland Princeton

Editorial Fragments Span Party politics and tariff debate

A compilation of opinion excerpts criticizing Cleveland Bryan Roosevelt and Frye figures. The quotes discuss retirement hints and political strategy, praising prudence, and arguing for or against tariff reductions while noting the current prosperity under policy measures.

Cleveland Col. Watterson Indianapolis News Ind Bryan Detroit Free Press Dem CFA Berlin Roosevelt Washington Col St. Louis Senatie Frye

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