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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
2
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes square tubs suit bay trees better for formal residences and standards, as they harmonize with straight architectural lines and emphasize the tree’s round crown. Imported European bay ties come in round tubs, but square tubs offer greater balance and prominence for outdoor decoration.
The piece notes a trend of using birth month symbols to decorate rooms and gifts. It lists the color, flower, and gem associations for each month and describes ready made birthday items such as pillows frames veils and jewelry featuring those elements including a shamrock themed gone luck bangle popular for the group. It mentions affordable ready made designs and reinforces sentimental jewelry options.
Sunlight and chemical rays are touted as rejuvenating for skin, while cautioning against harsh additives. Advice covers using lemon, vinegar, cold and warm water, cold cream after borax scrubs, cologne for heat, avoiding benzoin on oily skin, and facial care during travel and eruptions.
Sentimental jewelry gains favor with new designs from an English source. The Dearest pendant features initials that spell the word dearest, set with diamonds emeralds amethyst ruby sapphire and topaz. A matching brooch ring and a padlock bracelet with seven tiny hearts framed by gems complete the group.
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan and his influence on the Democratic Party. It contrasts Bryan with Cleveland, arguing Bryan’s approach favored defeat for principles and failed to align with public sentiment, urging removal of Bryanism to revive national democracy and electoral prospects.
An agricultural entomologist told a Washington Star reporter that pennyroyal oil soaked pads placed in corners and near beds repel cockroaches and ants. He also advised kerosene and turpentine to treat infested areas and sealing cracks with soap, calling it an old fashioned reliable remedy.
Chicago coverage notes limited public interest as William Jennings Bryan spoke at a Chicago Democratic club picnic. The event was heavily publicized as a bold attack on Grover Cleveland, though Bryan’s rhetoric underwhelmed the crowd and focused on thwarting Cleveland faction control of the 1900 Democratic National Convention. The piece discusses Bryan’s views on Cleveland’s 1896 record and the role of hard times and the silver issue in Democratic losses.
The article reports on William Jennings Bryan at the Carter Harrison picnic denouncing the national democracy and accusing Republicans of corruption while praising Aguinaldo and opposing Cleveland era claims. It notes Bryan's support for Carter Harrison as a potential presidential candidate and his provocative rhetoric.
The press debates if Grover Cleveland would accept the presidency again. The Brooklyn Eagle notes other names pale beside Cleveland. Bryan remains a volatile factor amid party leaders who doubt his strength. The Cleveland movement is portrayed as a potential comedy that could become tragedy if pursued.
The Kentucky Republicans seek unity behind Roosevelt as Democrats split over Cleveland and Bryan. The piece notes rivalries within the party, past Goebel-era disputes, and the chance for a strong 1904 showing if personal ambitions are set aside. It compares Kentucky to Maryland and West Virginia and urges cohesive action.
Ohio General Assembly proposes to submit a constitutional amendment with governor’s veto clause on November ballot. Document outlines bill reading rules, governor's reconsideration powers, and voting options yes or no on the veto amendment.
The General Assembly proposes a statewide vote on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 to amend Article 13, Section 6 of the Ohio Constitution. It creates city classes by population and limits taxation and debt, with classifications set for first, second, and third class cities.
Text outlines a constitutional proposal to amend section 2 of article XII to require the general assembly to raise revenue for state and local purposes, classify tax subjects, and enforce uniform taxation within a class. The draft specifies exemptions for burial grounds public houses used for worship and other limited public uses, with details cut off in the fragment.
Fragmentary record dated May 6 1902 notes true copy of proceedings. Official seal and signatures appear from Columbus January 27 1903 with Lewis C. Laynin as Secretary of State.
The document outlines a 1903 proposed amendment to Article XIII Section 3 of the Ohio Constitution. It sets that private corporations' dues be secured by law, with stockholders liable only for unpaid shares, and describes ballot wording for the vote set in November.
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