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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1902
Page
3
A scanned page presents a teachers question list covering geography ethics and practice reading and arithmetic. It includes prompts on following landmarks routes minerals production and world regions alongside sections on theory and practice reading physiology history grammar and arithmetic with numerous specific questions and problems.
A newspaper advertisement extols Swamp Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It promises quick relief, offers sample bottles by mail, and cites testimonials while urging readers to contact Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
An advertisement touts the Home Gold Cure as a disease treatment for drunkenness that can be used at home. It claims rapid, permanent results, social transformation, and no publicity, with full directions and confidential service from Idwin B. Giles & Company of Philadelphia. One dollar price, mailed worldwide with prepaid shipping.
In historic sayings mothers warned against waste by crumb lore. Crumbs saved for use, a crust valued, and a child warned that throwing crumbs into fire feeds the devil. Hunger’s sharp thorn haunts the crust motif and thrift ethic.
Ainslee's quotes Norman Duncan on Newfoundland isolation and medicine. A well off fisherman near a gale sees his wife suffer days without local physicians. On the fourth day wind eases. two volunteers set out in a skiff to fetch the nearest doctor fifteen miles away.
A husband ferried his wife to a physician in an open boat after a brutal voyage. The doctor refused to move, but agreed to treat if the wife could be brought to him. The husband returned home to find the newborn child and the wife dying the next day.
A New York Herald piece explains accepting compliments with tact and suggests polite responses. It emphasizes that sincere attention and a ready smile boost conversation, while distracted listening harms dialogue and diminishes rapport.
A man dives through traffic in a fevered pursuit of a retreating street car on State Street. He collides with objects and people as he races toward the car, finally boarding it exhausted after a dramatic, perilous chase. The Chicago Tribune notes a grim moral: the straight tree is first to be cut down and the well of sweet water first to be exhausted.
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