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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1924
Page
7
Mrs Maccis Waller of Glasgow Kentucky says after years of pain and nervous trouble she used the plant based Vegetable Compound. After four bottles her pain eased appetite returned and she regained strength and energy to work again.
An Englishman and a Scot discuss Darwinism, with Clarence Milheiser of Houston cited. The Englishman claims both descend from the monkey, while the Scot jokes that the English descended and the Scotch ascended, prompting amused reflection.
A bow legged man approaches. Lou exclaims in mock wonder as if describing a figure entering a line of text in parentheses.
An article urges breeders to choice herd sires in light demand to secure lower prices, contrasting the “beaten-path” approach with savvy timing. It also surveys Sudan’s strategic status under Britain, its geography, resources, rivers, and people, noting irrigation, labor, and slave history amid colonial interests.
Calves with ringworm respond to thorough washing and a medicated ointment of flowers of sulphur oil of creosote prepared lard applied twice daily. Alternate days use tincture of iodine away from eyes. Clean shed walls with hot limewash and crude carbolic acid to prevent recurrence.
The text describes a method to dehorn young calves using caustic potash. Apply to horn buttons at about a week old, trim hair around the buttons, rub skin with vaseline, and moisten caustic stick to prevent injury. The process kills horn growth while avoiding contact with eyes.
A guide on feeding calves with safe milk and clean vessels. It advises warming milk, keeping pens dry after feeding, and adding oil meal after weaning. The suggested grain mix includes 200 pounds wheat bran, 800 pounds cornmeal, 200 pounds ground oats, and 100 pounds oil meal.
Bad flavors in cream and dairy products stem from carelessness in milk handling. Dirt entering milk contaminates it with bacteria, and leaving milk near the barn before processing can impart off flavors. Using succulent feed like cabbage and preventing spilage can help overcome the issue.
Mrs Herman of San Antonio recounts a trip from Monterey Mexico and a later recovery from nerve exhaustion stomach disorders and weakness after taking Tanlac. She credits the medicine for restoring her strength and health and urges others to use Tanlac as a remedy sold by druggists.
Doris, aged two, enjoyed an ice cream given by her auntie and, when teased about manners, responded with "I'm welcome" after the auntie said "Thank you." The moment captures a child's bright, polite reply.
Quote attributed to Ben Mulford Jr reminds retailers that customer return may hinge on prompt fulfillment and service after sale.
Dink a tale of buried treasure. Rink questions fiction. Dink says it’s a book on growing potatoes. Cuticura Soap for the complexion. Daily use clears the complexion makes the scalp clean and hands soft. Cuticura Ointment used as needed. Cuticura Talcum adds fragrance.
Inspector Hall of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police plays golf on Herschel Island in the Arctic Ocean. The game faced a salt water hazard as Hall lost many balls, prompting him to pause the round during a visit south to Calgary. Sergeant H Thorne, veteran RCMP member, commented on the scene.
A vintage advertisement promotes Swamp-Root as a physician endorsed kidney liver and bladder strengthening medicine. It claims long-standing merit and urges readers to start treatment, offering a sample bottle for ten cents by writing to Dr. and Co. Reguntes New York and citing the newspaper.
A compact critique contrasts evolving social behavior with strict diplomatic etiquette. The speaker notes Alice’s changed flirtatiousness as a measure of reform. The Boston Transcript quotes show shifting norms in conversation and conduct.
An American tourist asked an Edinburgh native about places of interest. After learning of romance and history, the old man was asked when summer occurs. He mused then replied, I’m no’ yerra sure, but last year it was on a Wednesday.
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