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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1921
Page
3
Senator Kenyon proposes agrarian bloc measure requiring disclosure of ingredients in paints oils and varnishes. The bill would show percent composition and ban misleading labeling, aiming to save farmers and consumers from deceptive products, with enforcement similar to North Dakota law.
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd of North Dakota proposes amending the Constitution to require a popular referendum before any war declaration. His resolution asserts the people’s voice is essential in major decisions and notes his background as a Republican with nonpartisan endorsement and ties to North Dakota agriculture.
Utah Senator King introduced a bill to suspend six battleship builds in the 1916 program and convert at least two of six 43,000 ton battle cruisers into modern aircraft carriers. He also seeks contracts for four new fleet submarines to address undersea preparedness. He urged Secretary Denby to overhaul the navy and heed lessons from bombing experiments.
A bipartisan panel including Hardy of Colorado and Kelly of Pennsylvania will investigate postal costs and rates. The subcommittee will report by March 1, 1922, after a failed Hardy bill and a push for a thorough review of mail classes and charges.
A wide slice of Ohio incidents includes youngsters killed by a tractor near Bellaire and a Columbus boy crushed by a freight train. Other items note a fatal shooting in Cincinnati, a suicide in Wapakoneta, a drowning of a despondent Sullivan resident, and a Cleveland mayoral bid. Also reported are factory closures, road and railway developments, legal actions, and farming losses from storms.
In a playful dialogue Mr Mouflon extols his own beauty and charm while Mr Aoudad seeks praise. Mrs Mouflon questions flattery as she defends his fine coat and pleasant nature. He notes admiration should stem from worth, not mere flattery, and thanks his mate for support.
Jimmy received two dollar bills for Christmas and was excited. He ran to his father asking for two on dollars for the bills, showing he needs help understanding how to save.
Rev A H Sykes former pastor in Nashville says Tanlac relieved his wife Mrs Sykes stomach trouble and nervous breakdown after ten months of illness. He notes she could sit up and help with household duties after short treatment and expects full recovery. Tanlac sold by leading druggists.
A weary businessman voices boredom with court procedure while noting the dull routine of jury duty and the limited engagement it offers to professionals. The exchange highlights frustration with the legal process.
An advertisement warns that true Aspirin bears the Bayer name and should be used only as directed on Bayer packaging. It notes Bayer's 21 years of safety and lists conditions treated. The ad mentions affordable 12 tablet tins and larger druggist packages, and defines Aspirin as Bayer's trademark. A separate unrelated line shows a cryptic judge's remark about a widow.
Trade ad urges women to try Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidneys liver and bladder. It claims many suffer from backache headaches and nervousness and offers a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. Advertisement ends with note on sizes and store availability.
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