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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
7
An advertisement extols Milks Emulsion as a pleasant, nourishing remedy for constipation and chronic stomach trouble. Bert Becker of Miami Ohio reports relief after ten bottles with weight gain and better appetite. The ad promotes money back guarantee and nationwide druggist availability.
A promotional note touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims consistent quality in every bottle and offers a sample for ten cents. Also mentions Cuticura skin products and a Balzac quote.
A compact maxim urging strategic restraint in conflicts, advising to undermine foes by shaming them rather than brutal retaliation. Encourages measured response and reputational impact over violent confrontation.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a miracle corn remover. It claims quick, painless relief by applying on any corn and lifting it out, with a tiny bottle costing only a few cents at drug stores. The copy hails a Cincinnati genius as the source of this sensational discovery.
The stove league buzz linked sensational pitcher Walter Johnson with a move to the Chicago White Sox and Cleveland, but Johnson and Washington manager Clark Griffith stayed firm. Johnson, content in Washington, values his long-time ties and big contract, rejecting a possible 60 000 offer to switch clubs.
Fragmentary note suggests a quirky remark about Irish stew and greens with a playful challenge. No clear people or organizations identified. Context appears casual banter with possible miscopied phrases.
The piece notes famed left handers like Ruth Cobb Kerr Sallee and Waddell Plank Marquard and others across the majors who excelled in batting and pitching. It highlights Cobb Ruth Tyler Williams and Wheat Roush Southworth as standout lefties on both leagues and argues left handedness offers hitting advantages.
John Colling dismisses revived rumors that White Sox players bet on Cincinnati in the World Series. He says Ray Schalk did not make the quoted statement and notes a friend of Schalk lost heavily. Manager Gleason told players there is no foundation to the reports and condemned any impression of betting behavior.
Johnny Kilbane, the aged featherweight champion, faced Benny Walger at the Newark Sportmen's Club as boxing fans witnessed the oldest reigning titlist in action. Kilbane, from Cleveland, won the belt eight years ago by outpointing Abe Attell in Vernon, California, and has held the crown longer than most champions.
Hal B Jr plans another campaign as sixteen year old. Jimmy Kane, New York featherweight, pursues Johnny Kilbane for the title. Spain funds 30000 for Olympic athlete training. Plainfield N J revival of 25 mile Memorial Day race. Antwerp stadium spans ten acres for August gathering. Akron ponders Grand Circuit entry next season. Harvard Club Boston promotes Lipton squash league. Oarsmen meet Worcester July 23-24. Gravesend track sold to real estate firm for breakup. Russell Bailey joins Cincinnati as assistant coach. USFA to meet in St Louis May 20-21. Mariondale 205% to be campaigned by Roy Thomas. Toronto Rowing Club eyes regattas since 1898.
Tris Speaker praises Harry Lante while Jimmy Cooney moves to Milwaukee and Joe Bonowitz quits St. Joseph for Flint. Eddie Cicotte tops Sox list as a spitballer candidate. Babe Ruth blasts 428 feet in Jacksonville. Yankees appear poised for pennant as Lefty Grimm wins Pirates first choice. Barrow plans Hendryx in center with Hooper and Menosky in outfield. Tesreat to manage Brooklyn indie club. Zimmerman to play semi pro and Corridon will manage a shop team in Logansport. DeConnaucourt signed by Kansas City. Payne joins White Sox. Few lefties on Brooklyn include Wheat and Mitchells. Clark’s underhand delivery likened to Mays. Jing Johnson joins Bethlehem steel mill team. Cunningham transfers to Chattanooga from Detroit. Moran to manage Sioux City. Colonels to return to Gulf City. Dodgers nicknamed Bridegrooms. Newlyweds include Rowdy, Elliott, Smith, Nels, Mohart, Gonlan. Anson comments on Rosie vs Johnson speed and efficiency.
Dairymen face garlic or onion flavor in milk each spring from cows feeding on wild onion. The cure includes preventing garlic in pasture or moving herds before milking and using hay or silage. Complete eradication is advised, with Farmers Bulletin 610 available from the USDA.
A warning stresses daily cleaning of milking machine parts to prevent ruined milk. Proper care demands strict discipline to keep palps teat cups and tubes spotless, or the entire dairy output may be lost for the day or longer.
The article urges dairymen to track individual cow production to identify workers from shirkers. It argues that recognizing loafers and boarder cows helps keep the milking stable efficient and free of unproductive animals.
Producers seek best possible return as feed costs surge. Emphasizes squeezing value per pound of grain or roughage through careful rationing and efficient feeding to offset high nutrient prices.
A pessimist and an optimist discuss life and define purpose. The optimist agrees to work toward a better world. Their exchange emphasizes action over cynicism as a practical path to improvement. Boston.
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