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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1924
Page
7
Mrs Cow recalls a visiting child’s tale of an ocean vast beyond a stream and sandy shores. The story features cows, a drive past a seaside house, and children shouting at a lone cow, highlighting a world with oceans and sand but few cows.
A child asks why the sky object is smaller than Earth and reasons with a father about brightness size. The exchange turns on a playful logic about rain and distance as the father explains.
Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic Senate floor leader, was expelled by a Chevy Chase Club special committee after an attack on Dr. James T. Mitchell on the club golf course. The incident led to a formal resolution detailing the case and marks an unprecedented action in the club’s history.
The article contrasts M. Painleve, a leading radical politician and former war premier, with Painleve the savant. It notes his role in the 1919 Chamber presidency, his political stance, and his academic background, alongside his high esteem in science.
Duncan MacDonald, longtime Illinois labor figure and former secretary of the state coal miners union, briefly led the Illinois Federation of Labor. After clashing with Frank Farrington and facing a shift toward William Z. Foster, MacDonald aligned with Foster’s faction and saw his presidential bid replaced, ending his influence in the state labor movement.
French ambassador Jules Jusserand has departed Washington after a 22 year stay beginning in 1902. He met with President Coolidge at the White House and rumors suggest he plans retirement from public life and possible nonreturn to America.
Dense mangrove swamps form on tropical coasts and tidal shores. Roots trap debris and mud, building land that narrows stream channels. Florida coasts host many of these swamps with dense walls of trees concealing the shores.
Ben Mulford Jr cautions retailers to avoid substitutions when an advertised product is ordered or a substitute may deter repeat customers. The note emphasizes keeping promised items to maintain customer trust and avoid revenue loss.
California produces about 70 percent of U S oranges with Florida as the only other major producer. Nearly all U S lemons come from California, where a Santa Paula grove is claimed to be the largest. Grapefruit production is rising, but Florida leads California in both quantity and quality.
An advertisement touts Cutioura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and promoting skin purity health and comfort. It claims no mug no slimy soap no germs no waste and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
A reflective remark on wishes and knowledge as seen through a child’s view. The author notes neatness as a potential moral test, suggesting adult ideals versus a child’s simple certainty about understanding.
In a Boston Transcript quip, Farmer Wilkins asks his son Josh to eat alone, noting the son’s appetite as a poor example for the summer boarders while praising the son’s society as decent but impractical for shared meals.
Drugstore advertisements claim Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root cures kidney trouble with a mild healing effect. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney issues. Sample bottle available for ten cents. full bottles sold at drug stores. mail sample request to Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton, New York.
A landmark event on May 4 1888 marks the first commercially successful overhead trolley car debut in the United States. The system appeared in Richmond Virginia signaling a revolution in urban transit.
The dialogue shows a quick exchange about origins and distance with mentions of Chicago Beloit and a question about how far below.
In a long standing advertisement Fletcher's Castoria claims over 30 years of use easing infant colic wind colic and diarrhea. It touts natural sleep without opiates and bears the genuine signature.
The Palo Verdes of Arizona are described as towering asparagus-green trees with divided trunks and sprawling branches. Anna Botsford Comstock compares their vivid greenness and fringed outline to a pine and fern-like beauty, noting their striking appearance. The text ends with unrelated maxims about marriage and morality.
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