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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1922
Page
6
Mrs Christ Petroff of Cincinnati Ohio reports nervous troubles and exhaustion from household duties. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained strength, cared for her 19 month old boy, and now endorses the remedy for women.
A tale shows how a clever hint can undo friendships. An artist pretends a gaudy canvas is poor to test a friend’s taste. When the friend agrees, the artist feigns insult, then reveals he painted the work, proving suggestion can mask truth and breed distrust.
Alicia notes a hidden stairway in the grandmother’s bungalow that leads to an attic loft used for emergency sleeping. As a carload of relatives arrives at dusk, she jokes about seven all-nighters to stay awake and nearby.
USDA notes rapid growth of pasteurized milk in cities and towns from 1915 to 1921. Health department pressure and dealer action shifted plants from raw milk, as studies show pasteurization preserves nutrients and destroys disease bacteria. Small towns show especially large gains.
A farmer explains a method to preserve cream during hot months by chilling to 50 degrees soon after separation. Build a DIY cooling tank from a water barrel inside an insulated box with an inlet, overflow and lid, using a stick to secure a partly filled can.
The article explains that feeding calves with a good calf meal is the most economical method where whole milk is sold. It asserts calves raised on calf meal become as good cows as those fed whole or skim milk and notes a remedy for cows withholding milk is to divert attention with tempting food.
The piece argues dairy farmers fail to maximize output as cows give milk regardless of feeding. It notes varied methods and criticizes complacency with low production, urging stricter culling of low performers to improve profitability.
A short guidance item urges farmers to maintain consistent calf care routines. It emphasizes regularity across all calf operations to support healthy growth and stable development.
Plans for the Buckeye Exposition at the Ohio State Fair Grounds in Columbus promise the greatest livestock show yet. Premiums total 12787050 dollars, with cattle, horses, poultry, and swine attracting record entries from across the nation and abroad. Plans emphasize boys and girls clubs and dairy cattle, aiming to surpass all previous fairs on the continent.
The Ohio State Fair enters its 72nd year with gates opening August 28. The event traces back to 1848 and has moved across multiple cities before settling on a 115 acre site in the northeast of Columbus in 1886. Despite some buildings damaged by fire, questions linger about relocating the fair again.
The Ohio State Fair week of Aug 28 will include a special Saturday program with a sixth race day raising total purses to 18 700. A 2 18 pace and 2 24 trot each purse 1 000 will be held along with whippet races between harness events. Music vaudeville and hippodrome acts will accompany the racing program.
Ohio State Fair runs August 28 to September 2 with a dedicated Boys and Girls Club Work department. Prizes total 9000 dollars, the largest national purse for this area, plus 1200 dollars for city school gardens. About 500 exhibitors competed last year, highlighting the program's growth under Ohio State University supervision.
Despite a major fire at the Ohio State Fair grounds on Aug 4 the fair management reports no plans altered. Directors say livestock buildings the Coliseum and grandstand were unharmed and temporary tents will cover the damaged area. Exhibits will move to the Woman's Building or under a new Big Top with little to no loss to displays. The fair runs Aug 28 through Sept 2.
Ohio State Fair schedules a week of continuous music from Monday to Saturday with eight bands and orchestras. Featured groups include Manchester School band Thayer Military band Canton Sands All-American Carboni Second Regiment Boys Industrial band and Howard's orchestra. The Manchester group gains interest after a Harding memorial event incident and now displays repaired instruments and uniforms.
The Dairy Building remains a prime fair attraction. In a shady spot near the Coliseum it houses frosted refrigerators and gleaming dairy products. A judging contest for Ohio students offers substantial prizes, while a model ice cream plant attracts crowds by selling ice cream at cost during the six fair days.
A tale of Henry Walton and Miss Truelove as a wedding nears. The father questions the groom before the altar and young Jimmy True love fears the marriage may fail. The scene captures the anxious crowd awaiting the verdict.
Consumers are urged to inspect Castoria bottles for the signature of Crawford M. Smith and verify the product as Fletcher's Castoria, a remedy used for over 30 years. Parents are advised to ensure infants and children receive the genuine product when seeking relief from minor ailments.
The article notes Katherine Stinson as the first woman to fly in the United States alongside early male aviators trained at the Wright field near Dayton. It highlights Chicago’s Bessie Coleman as the first African American woman aviator, abroad in France Holland and England for further training with numerous demonstrations of skill.
A Cicero quote on companionship and shared joy in the universe notes a man finds no delight alone even in heaven. The saying emphasizes the value of partnership to fully experience happiness.
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