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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1919
Page
7
A Chicago Tribune correspondent recounts a humorous tale of a couple who elope after meeting during a camping trip. Their beach wedding in bathing attire occurred when the bride and groom reached a minister on the shore while the bride’s father was away in the village.
A fragment notes a dialogue where a fortune teller claims money coming, a client responds, and a person calls themselves the new doctor across the way. The piece reflects a brief quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript.
A playful exchange contrasts the toughest hunt with house-hunting, as a father jokes that finding a home is harder than any pursuit. The line captures domestic humor and the value of home-seeking in everyday life.
An advertisement urges buyers to ensure Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross and come in unbroken packages with proper directions. It promotes relief for headache toothache neuralgia and colds and notes tin boxes of 12 tablets are inexpensive with larger sizes available.
An advertisement for Vacher Balm from Vacher Inc of New Orleans claims fast, harmless relief for summer colds nervous headaches hay fever mumps and similar ailments. It offers free samples or 225¢ tubes via 50c stamps and notes avoidance of imitations.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a premier cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid mild healing effects from a vegetable compound and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by mail to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY urging mention of the newspaper.
The YMCA training schools for home assistants report aims to eliminate sticky plates and dish drudgery. Miss Grace White notes the program, started to meet rising demand, teaches soda preparation, ice box cleaning, and drying without streaks, with many calls for assistants filled.
Newfoundland marked Memorial Day on July 1 in remembrance of those who died in the war. The observance ran island wide and next year the commemoration is planned earlier in the season.
The passage recalls a curious coastal remark about mermaids and human women, with Uncle Eben joking that women would envy their beauty and imitate the mythical creatures. The dialogue reflects playful regional speech and seaside lore.
Washington readers note a parallel between today’s Senate Foreign Relations clash over a treaty and Grant era controversy over Santo Domingo. Sumner clashed with the administration while Republicans split, ending with a commission and a noncommittal amendment.
A mother confronts five year old Mary after she visits neighbors and fabricates relations. Mary asserts she has two grandmothers an Aunt Minnie an Uncle Teddie two cousins a collie and Uncle Sam. The mother corrects the dog and Uncle Sam claim while noting Uncle Sam is universally everyone's uncle.
The passage contrasts the untrustworthiness of once cherished friendships with the possibility of repairing coarse materials. It cites vase imagery by Walter S. Longen and notes tropical South American cloth from tree bark, highlighting its washed fibers woven into light flexible fabric suitable for garments.
The Don School of Medicine for Women was founded in 1874. This led to women gaining medical degrees from Dublin London and Durham. In recent years women have increasingly entered medical practice in larger numbers.
Heavy satin and faille dominate formal evening wear with graceful draping shaping the silhouette. Corsage lines stay flat at the front while straps support the back, and white satin with tulle and silver bead accents ends in a short train. Turquoise georgette crepe dress offers a quieter option for function.
Paris designers preview radical changes in fall styles with Directoire influence. Fitted lines, full hips and draperies replace tunic skirts and chemises, drawing on Second Empire and Directoire motifs. An afternoon costume features a plain long skirt, simple hue, and ornamented overgarment fastened at shoulder and underarm.
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