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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
3
Mrs E Strowmeyer of 2469 East 82nd Street recalls using Favorite Prescription after years of unhelpful remedies. She credits two bottles with curing her perpetual female health issues and says she became mother to strong healthy children. The claim is presented as a personal testimonial.
A two year old child fed herself yet demanded her father’s spoon. The father, amused and astonished by her capacity, watched her open mouth after eating. The child grew irritated and pushed him away, calling him a crazy thing.
Mothers urged to examine Castoria bottles for the correct signature as the famous remedy marks over 30 years of use. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The speaker defines friendship as a guide toward self improvement. True friendship raises us to our best, challenging selfish impulses and fostering gratitude for the life we share.
Roman Hye Balsam has gained public confidence during 75 years. Manufactured only by Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill Co., 373 Pearl St., New York City.
The article explains that a planet rising before midnight is an evening star, while one rising after midnight is a morning star. It notes that these terms apply only to planets, not to fixed stars, and emphasizes planets as hot stars.
The account traces Charles Kingsley 1519 birth at Holne vicarage to his Devon roots and gifts. It then shifts to Amyas Leigh in Drake era adventures, including captures, sea battles, Rose Salterne, and Ayacora aiding Amyas before return to Plymouth and the Armada clash, ending with Amyas blinded and reflecting on virtue and patience.
Fred Taral returns to the United States and discusses modern race riding. He notes jockeys drive mounts at top speed from the barrier regardless of distance and urges waiting tactics to study horses and fields, contrasting with past greats like Sloan Maher ONeill OLeary and others.
Polish heavyweight Stanislaus Zbyszko vows to defeat Earl Caddock or current champion in two straight falls. He says winning decisively on the mat will prove he is a real serious contender for the world championship.
Baseball closed the year with majors’ cleanup around 10 million dollars. Every club profited. Yankees led with about 2 million. Indians earned about 85 thousand, Dodgers nearly 750 thousand, White Sox over 500 thousand, and the Giants approached one million.
A humor line from Tit-Bits features Willie asking to give Auntie Maud a spade and pail so she can kick it and his father supposedly expects them to gain money when Auntie Maud “kicks the bucket.”
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are recommended daily and as needed to keep the complexion clear scalp clean and hands soft and white. The advertisement adds Cuticura Talcum for a fragrant finishing touch.
A heated talk questions Stubby-Let Percy as umpire citing lack of baseball knowledge. Proponent notes his doctor father will provide free care, implying bias or favoritism in the matchup.
A brief note on how procrastination and delayed decisions tend to backfire, illustrating that delays in action can erode opportunities and momentum more than rushed moves. The saying emphasizes timely choices and consistency in pursuit of goals.
A London Punch quotation discusses a mothers welfare meeting invite with a famed chef scheduled to lecture on The Decay of Cookery. The exchange adds a humorous remark about value or disposal of moneys in a light satirical tone.
An advertiser asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh with the claim no further details provided. The text is incomplete and offers no supporting evidence or testing information.
A fragment from the Yonkers Statesman notes a quip about fame and Cinderella, suggesting sympathy is meaningless unless the target recognizes it.
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