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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1919

Page

7

Nervous Breakdown heroine restores health with Pinkham remedy

Miss Kelly of Newark says she suffered three years of nervous breakdown and weakness under a physician's care. After a friend recommended Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered, returned to work, and has urged others to try the root and herb remedy to address the root cause of her nervousness.

Newark N. J Lydia E Pinkham Fakay Commd Fo Kelly 14Th St Ime Lydia E. Pinkham Miss Kelly

Unappreciated Attention in a Birthday Party Exchange

A dialogue reveals Gwendolyn hosts a yearly birthday party for an unnamed person to call attention to their age. Miss Cayenne questions the motive and the cold reply deflects the celebratory act as vanity.

Gwendolyn Miss Cayenne

Seasick man rivals lovesick in fascination

A seasick man draws notable interest, comparing his condition to lovesickness and highlighting the crowd’s curiosity about distress and romance in sea travel narratives.

Ohio News Briefs Highlight Tragedies and Unrest Across State

Perry Gridwald dies after stepping into traffic. Hotel Victory burns with 500 rooms. Cincinnati painters strike for higher wages. Dayton grand jury probes ice firms under anti trust law. James McClung leaves 119 descendants. Parkersburg bound youths in auto train wreck kill and injure many. Canton mayor suspends police chief over liquor law enforcement. Willys-Overland abandons profit sharing after strikes. Teacher shortages loom as rural schools risk closures without raises. State fair premiums rise with cattle leading. Logan contractor killed. four siblings hurt when auto meets interurban. Mechanicsburg mayor arrested for traffic ordinance violation. Circleville train tragedy claims lives near Reno. Lorain bank misstatement. cashier absconds. Traction line sale approved to cover debt. Zanesville pastor changes. prison escapee captured. Lake Ashtabula drowning tragedy. Lake Milton rescue. War Savings stamps champion among 100000 carriers. Sugar theft noted in Newark. Primaries push school relief bonds across Ohio. Deaths, accidents, and crop drought impact across counties. Cantons, Columbus, Findlay, and Akron report assorted incidents. Health officer appointed in Canton. drought saps crops statewide. More crashes and fatalities on rail and road noted throughout Ohio.

Perry Gridwald Blanchester Victory Put-In-Bay Island Cincinnati Master Painters’ Association Dayton James McClung Hamilton Reno Washington County Parkersburg W. Va Poorman Canton Riblet Willys-Overland Company Toledo Henry G. Williams Ohio Teachers’ Association Williams John Turner Logan Lester Arthur Clarence Katherine Newark Jonathan Neer Mechanicsburg Clancy Legge State Bank City Bank Lorain W. W. Treble Miamisburg Germantown Common Pleas Court Lila Schulte Zanesville Frank L. Brown Methodist Protestant Church Tiffin Columbus Shapley Alexander Warren Greensburg Louise B. Williams Evelyn Fidelstein Walnut Beach Ashtabula Marion County Recorder’s Jounty Recorder Orians James G. Cooper Dan Coffman Ohio Cox Palmer Washington Cleveland Ohio Electric Railway Lelia Grizzell Milton G. Donavan London Akron Charles Luzader Seneca County Findlay Pennsylvania, Norfolk and Western and Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad G. H. Fuller Xenia Reynoldsburg Franklin County Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates J. L. Cochran Ruth Myers Massillon Tuscarawas Zoar Ironton Russell Bookman Lancaster Hog Island Baker’s Crossing Marion Charles Tobin Margie D. Tobin Delaware Boehm & Stark Lumber Company Simon Strogis Strogis Nancy Miller Nelsonville Jefferson County Board of Education Toledo Machine and Tool Company Benjamin Burchfield Lansing Mich William Bland John Warehand Fayette County Lancaster School Board A. J. Hyland Franklin Furnace Portsmouth Carey Lima James Hayes Douglas Corwin Ethel Kissner Winifred Marie Kissner Eugene Kinner John Kappelman Chicago Hughes Mary Deschler Chillicothe Gussie Greenbaum New York Youngstown Ross Bast Washington D. H

Phosphate Told To Restore Thin People To Health

A 1910s style advisory urges use of organic phosphate known as Euro-Phosphate to help thin individuals gain flesh and vigor. It claims phosphorous boosts nerve strength, energy, and beauty while warning those seeking weight gain to avoid fat-producing foods.

English clergyman turns aviator in witty remark

A satirical quip notes an English clergyman becoming an aviator. The dialogue adds a sharp aside about high churchmen, then markets a remedy claiming one dose expels worms or tapeworms without castor oil, and closes with a wry line about the impossibility of finding a home.

Rockefeller Attributes Long Life to Olive Oil

Dispatch quotes John D. Rockefeller crediting olive oil for his longevity. The piece notes a playful aside that kerosene oil may have contributed a bit as well. The quote adds that no one does better than his best and most people resist advice unless paid.

John D. Rockefeller

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