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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1913
Page
8
Batavia residents attend church and social events as Owensville hosts County Sunday School session. Weddings, illnesses, and local visits appear among Batavia, Milford, Cincinnati and Bethel residents. Comrades meet, Odd Fellows anniversary planned, and local businesses advertise and offer services.
A Mt Washington Business Men's Club meeting last Friday discussed a bridge over the Little Miami to Linwood to replace the damaged suspension bridge. Delegates are invited to a Friday evening meeting in Mt Washington on April 25 for county involvement and city access.
Hon. D. Fess, representative of the 6th district, will pay travel expenses to Washington for the district’s boy who grows the most corn on one acre. Ohio State Board of Agriculture rules apply. All entered in any contest are eligible for the prize. Entries close June 1. Send entry blanks to Secretary Sandles, Columbus, Ohio.
The Blanchester fair board announced August 26 to 29 as the fair dates with four days of solid enjoyment. The speed program promises attractions and grounds improvements with good premiums for exhibitors. A promotional note from C H Grant of Peoria Illinois endorses Foley Kidney Pills for relief from backache and congested kidneys.
Experts from multiple states compete with hand and machine shears at the College of Agriculture event in Columbus to boost wool quality amid tariff debates. The contest, led by Professor C B Plumb, spotlights wool production and industry efforts.
A Boy's Stock Judging Contest is set for the upcoming fair in September with prizes including a two year College of Agriculture scholarship a Chicago International Live Stock Show trip and a Wooster Experiment Station visit. The College of Agriculture will provide a judge and lessons may be offered around the county as the program expands from Seneca to Logan and beyond.
Selling agent for DeLaval Cream Separator and Eclipse Spray Pump offers repairs. Also eggs for hatching from Single Comb Black Minorcas Light Brahmas Buff Orpington and Indian Runner Ducks. Mt Pisgah Ohio New Richmond R F D mi2ts.
An advertorial note claims Bucklen's Arnica salve quickly cures burns bruises boils sores and inflammation. It quotes a Texas man L H Haflin from Iredell who says a sore on his ankle faded in four days and eased his pain. Available from dealers for 25 cents.
Small, fragmented 19th century advertisement for a home remedy claiming relief from rheumatism soreness and aching muscles. Mentions applying plaster to sores and cracked hands with mail order options through OUSER REMEDY Co. of Cincinnati Ohio dated nov13.
A patient recounts a near fatal illness, crediting exceptional vitality for survival. Doctors warn delayed treatment would have been hopeless, noting the case as record rare. The physician plans to document the experience in a medical paper.
Farmers mechanics and railroaders rely on Dr. Thomas Electric Oil for cuts burns and bruises. The ad urges keeping a bottle in every home with pricing at two and fifty cents.
The article recounts Col Inman’s claim that the name Kansas arose from a proofreader’s mistake. It notes early Kansas Indians called Kews, a diminutive form, and suggests a misread inverted letter transformed to Kansas, shaping the state’s naming history.
A four year old boy named Bruce watches a catalog being turned by a breeze and says in a thoughtful voice that the wind is reading. The moment frames a child’s poetic view of nature and literacy.
A desertion summons faced Mr. Symmons at Woolwich police court. The husband was serving fourteen days imprisonment for an offense, and the magistrate adjourned the case noting the husband’s other engagements prevent his attendance today.
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