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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1902
Page
2
The April 23 1902 issue discusses Mack’s ambitions and the White House repairs, notes the Chinese exclusion act retention with a wartime exception, critiques beef and potato prices, reports Mrs Creighton’s divorce with alimony, questions Philippine cruelty claims, and defends tariff protection as essential to American prosperity and beer industry jobs.
An ornate notice mix reports Helena of Rus sia eloping with a student in Warsaw. The student is said to be sent to Siberia, while commentary laments social rank and love defying status. Other items critique pensions for Mrs. Harrison and discuss Adam in Genesis. The Boer War costs, Roosevelt prospects, and travel deals round out the page.
The notice advertises The Lady's Plate at Ripon Yorkshire with £15 value. Open to horses five years old or younger, women riders, entry guinea, three heats, two laps per heat. Also notes population figures for Ireland Scotland and England. It ends with a remark on finding a partner for a swindle.
An old advertisement for Scott and Bowne's Scott's Emulsion claims the product fattening effect for thin individuals, stating it builds new flesh without fatigue and requires little effort, suggesting free samples and the product's availability from druggists.
Fainting is caused by diminished blood flow to the brain. To revive, lay the person flat with head level, expose neck and chest, provide fresh air, and use water on the face and ammonia vapors at the nostrils. If needed, rub the heart area vigorously with a hand or rough cloth to stimulate circulation.
The text describes jellyfish phosphorescence earning the nickname lamps of the sea and notes their daytime beauty with striped bodies and plumed tentacles. It also shares a joke about a birthday gift that was a check and recounts Voltaire’s pamphlet rejection, then acceptance when signed with his name as Le Droit du Seigneur and L Ecueil du Sage.
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