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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1907
Page
7
The article argues towns should promote manufacturing by forming a promoting company funded by local capital. It details a Swedish aid society model that loans money to workers, with profits reinvested. The plan avoids bonuses and risky stock schemes, allowing phased testing of multiple small enterprises before expansion.
A 19th or early 20th century critique denounces men who loaf in town stores and complain about their environment. It condemns the grumblers who blame the world for their lot and never consider how they could improve their living through effort and hustle.
A editorial argues for fair dealing in commerce based on the Golden Rule. It urges merchants to avoid exorbitant profits and customers to support honest shops, warning that greed harms towns and long-term growth.
The article argues towns prosper with well kept stores and active newspapers. It urges public halls and parks as essential investments, noting parks prevent trouble and provide recreation. It emphasizes towns grow into cities and should plan for parks and social spaces early.
Public opinion praises the country press as a powerful, moral force guiding local information and community progress. The home paper reflects town conditions and prosperity, urging residents to support and strengthen the local press as a vital community advocate.
A Washington Times note recounts Jack London’s charity story told in New York before sailing on the Spark. Two old men drink, an old woman appears, the host scolds, another guest chides, and the guest reveals she is merely a poor relation kept out of charity.
C V Beltz of Tippecanoe Indiana describes two years of severe eczema on limbs below the knee. After trying physicians, town and surrounding remedies, and quack cures, he found immediate relief using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent, and soon recovered.
Boston’s animal defender George P. Angell remarks that while his friend Will Long is not a faker, many nature writers distort truth. He recalls a teacher asking pupils who have never lied to raise a hand, and a boy replying that a lie remains a lie even if no one finds out.
Advertisement for free pamphlet on US homestead laws and quarter sections along Chicago and North Western railway routes in South Dakota and Wyoming. Includes excursion rates and request details to W B Kniskern, passenger traffic manager, Chicago. Also brief humorous anecdote about Mrs Reed and a servant Samantha from Lippincott's.
A father urges his daughter to marry Mr. Goodboy, claiming devotion. The girl questions certainty as she learns the suitor has borrowed money for six months and continues visiting, implying a questionable commitment.
A calf born recently in a western state resembles a jack rabbit or kangaroo with shorter front legs and no tail. Instead of walking, it moves by leaps, appearing odd beside its playful peers.
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