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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1909

Page

2

Sioux Peace Surrender and Miles Cavalry Review at Pine Ridge

A historic scene recalls Gen. Nelson Miles and Col. Cody surveying 5000 soldiers at Pine Ridge in January 1891 after the Sioux surrender. The Sioux sentinels watched from ridges as the column passed in review, pony herds stampeding afterward and Two Strike the famed warrior leading a Pawnee conflict tale. An account blends battle memory with the Prairie clash between Sioux and Pawnee legends.

Nelson A. Miles W. F. Cody Miles Pine Ridge Agency Lariat Hordemon Gev Great Washington South Dakota Col. Shafter Santiago Guy V. Henry Arlington Cemetery Buffalo Soldiers Allen W. Capron Seventh Cavalry Wounded Knee Seventh Two Strike Two Plains America Cooper Nebraska Platte River Buffalo Country Sky Chief Tepee Pine Ridge Adabel Hills

Belief in Fate Shapes Chinese Folklore and Local Fortune

The Shanghai Mercury notes Chinese reliance on fate and feng shui affecting towns on the Yangtze. Pei-Shih loses traffic due to bad feng shui and replaces a pagoda, while Wanshien thrives with good feng shui amid fertile valley riches. An Dutch school in Haarlem uses soap bubble blowing to improve breathing. A gavel carved from an historic Illinois walnut stump once used by Abraham Lincoln was presented to the Elks grand lodge.

Shanghai Mercury Yangtze Pei-Shih Wanshien Haarlem Holland Ootmar Illinois Abraham Lincoln Grand Lodge Elks Grand Lodge W. T. Baker Bolivia Ill Mill Dam Abraham Lincoln ii James Baker National Lincoln Centennial Association of the United States Los Angeles Express

Equality and its Role in Social Order

The passage argues that lasting equality in rights and authority depends on a striving for balance between rank and fortune. It asserts that luxury should be minimal since it follows wealth or creates desire, echoing Rousseau’s critique of excessive wealth and privilege.

Rousseau

Appetite of diabetics drives odd eating urges

Some diabetics lack control over hunger and thirst and may eat unusual items such as a cake of soap. This behavior reflects extreme hunger associated with uncontrolled diabetes and highlights the need for medical management.

AS STRAIGHT MEN SEE HIM

A reflective opinion from the Atchison Globe portrays the dead beat as a figure universally scorned for exploiting friendship. It argues the con man faces social ostracism, constant moving, and a hollow finish despite seeming ease.

Cuticura Remedies Cure Child's Severe Skin Outbreaks

Mrs. M. A. Schwerin reports her child Vivian suffered sixty boils at six months and a recurring scalp eruption each spring. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment then Resolvent, she notes the condition cleared and did not return for two years. Detroit address and 1908 date cited.

Vivian M. A. Schwerin Spring Wells Ave Detroit Mich Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Solg Props Boston

Lucky Man. She Two Men Becomes Millionaire

A brief item notes a woman described as lucky after two men she refused to marry became millionaires. The snippet hints at irony or social commentary without naming individuals or places.

Pleasant for Mr. Bennett's district meeting remark

William Bennett a New York City representative recalled delivering a district political address. The chairman told the gallery that the momentous campaign would hear from the best speakers later, while for now they would listen to Mr Bennett.

William Bennett New York City

Evening balance in New York court clash

Rivalry between Judges Rosalsky and O Sullivan in general sessions is described as uneven. Last week O Sullivan had context when a man named Rosalsky claimed to be Irish. Friday Flynn appeared before Judge Rosalsky and swore he was a Jew, eveninging the balance.

Rosalsky O'Sullivan New York Flynn

Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Advertising Slogan

A garbled advertising fragment claims a man never told a he because no young mother asked his opinion of her baby. It mentions Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup and a faulty assertion about cures for wind. The text ends by noting an easy beginning does not guarantee a good finish.

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China Market Reports Cincinnati Atchison Globe Lucky Man Mr. Bennett Mrs. Winslow Dodds Guare
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