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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
6
A Wyandotte woman describes months of illness after giving birth and extreme fatigue. She recalls friends recommending Lila E. Pinkham's remedy to ease her symptoms and restore her strength.
The passage muses on the passage of time and the pursuit of comfort and happiness as years pass. It contrasts youthful dreams of contentment with the fading vigor of old age and the relentless, ticking family clock guiding lives toward reflection.
A reflective piece warns that chasing Fame harms the soul and leaves bitterness. It urges living in the “right channel” for true happiness, claiming this path yields more value than wealth. The author notes weariness, moral fatigue, and uncertainty as verses conclude with a call to disciplined living.
An OCR fragment from a 1925 Western Newspaper Union cooking column gives step by step instructions for Chicken in Aspic and Chestnut Salad. It details boiling a four pound chicken, clarifying the broth, adding gelatin and spices, molding, and serving with asparagus tips and olives, plus a Chestnut Salad with orange and raisin dressing.
The quotation argues that most women are at heart vampires who make blood demands on lovers. It contends that the notion women are men's playthings is a bachelor’s illusion, while the reverse is vividly true according to Frankau in Cosmopolitan.
Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith discuss summer plans at a resort. They agree familiar settings and newly formed schedules add satisfaction, noting how old friends and new acquaintances contribute to enjoyment during the season.
A witty line on gender and presentation emphasizes style over speech. The quip suggests a woman’s appearance can influence perception more than her spoken message.
An old advertisement claims Pepsin can ease chronic stomach misery with one or two doses. It promotes Mentha Stomach medicine as a pleasant remedy to relieve gas, bloating, and dyspepsia, suggesting relief may come with proper dosing.
The passage notes Wentworth Dillon fourth earl of Roscommon warned that mobs misjudge, observing how the public swung from supporting Charles I to welcoming Cromwell and later admiring Charles II. It reflects on the mob’s fickle judgment amid regime changes in England.
The Last Name The Miltons believe they may be collateral descendants of John Milton author of Paradise Lost, asserting a possible lineage. Their claim remains unverified in the text.
A historical sketch notes Jonathan Roscommon as a favored moral writer at Charles II’s court and recalls the Milton family lineage from Halifax North Carolina to Florida governor Miltons. It cites Roscommon as a Minor poet with few surviving works and mentions translations and horace studies.
Motivational verse urging continual striving and self examination. It stresses that no task is complete until every bolt is tightened and every improvement is made. The speaker challenges the reader to demand their best effort in every job and continually improve.
The article describes traditional wedding rites where rice or grain is thrown at the couple. It notes raisins figs and meats used in some cultures to sweeten relations with the bride and groom’s families and to symbolize prosperity. It states rice throwing is common to ensure prosperity, abundance, and fertility.
Fashion notes describe cool late summer undergarments and outerwear focusing on color, fabric, and easy fit. Linen, georgette, and crepe de chine highlight airy frocks and decorative details. The piece mentions hats, stockings, and light footwear to complete hot weather ensembles.
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