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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
2
Beckenham England claims best behaved boys after 20 years of resisting stone throwing at a road mirror for drivers. The city has removed the mirror. A separate note mentions a woman learning her gown fit from another woman.
A milk of magnesia product offers quick relief from gas and sour stomachs by neutralizing stomach acid and calming digestive organs. It markets as safe for children and links relief to pleasant tasting formula, urging use when coated tongue or fetid breath signals need of a sweetener.
A Brainerd Minnesota reader reports Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health during the Change of Life. She describes nervousness and weakness before using it and credits the tonic with restoring strength for household duties.
A historical reflection on corn as a national treasure. Governor Oglesby’s Illinois tribute frames maize as a defining American fruit of soil and spirit, praising its cultural and economic heft while noting Iowa and Nebraska lead production. It cites exact acreages, bushels, and value, and connects corn to myth, history, and regional pride.
Keepers at the London Zoo conduct routine medical checks on a king cobra and its hamadryad. The cobra is restrained with a snake stick and swabbed with antiseptic as part of standard care. The hamadryad has a grille over its inspection window to prevent aggressive leaps at staff.
A brief note cites Emerson’s claim that friendship rests on truth and tenderness as two essential, equal elements, with no implied priority or justification for one to precede the other.
The English walnut is not native to England. It originates from the mountains of Greece, and from Persia and Afghanistan.
A young colored woman in Lynchburg Virginia faced a voodoo mystery after a colored man allegedly cut her hair and claimed the hair was placed under a dying tree to kill her. She filed charges but withdrew when she learned the tree would not die and the effect ceased.
East Boston youth Arthur Bickford fourteen recounted being blown out to sea and paddling a row boat toward Gov ernor's Island before a towboat and yacht crew rescued him. He admitted stealing the row boat and was fined fifteen dollars with two dollar weekly payments.
Mrs Josephine Valente nineteen confessed to killing eight month old Dominick Valente by setting fire to his go cart after saying she could not afford milk for him and owed a three week bill. Her husband Sabinto said he gave nine dollars for groceries and detectives noted a new three hundred seventy five dollar life insurance on the child.
The report shows 583 of 1,901 attempts in Budapest succeeded, a female dominated pattern with about 148 women per 100 men. Since the war, suicide attempts remain very high due to widespread poverty among once wealthy families.
Fifteen-year-old John Nolan of Paterson New Jersey died after a fight with Louis Torvello sixteen who allegedly called him a sissy for wearing his mother's graduation wrist watch. Two companions faced open complaints as police investigate the case.
A safety pin lodged in the throat six months ago has caused the death of year-old Frank Page Jr. of Bay Shore New York.
Siren Jangen, a Lakota, was killed when a fragment of a grindstone pierced his heart at his farm. The accident occurred near Lakota, North Dakota, leaving local residents shocked by the sudden tragedy.
An exchange about politeness warms to humor as a telephone operator thanks the caller yet provides an incorrect number prompting a lighthearted reaction about mixed emotions.
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