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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
2
The article argues that Christian associations train youth to become future heads of households. It stresses building physical, intellectual, and moral life, countering materialism, and preventing breakdowns in parental roles. It advocates home control over child-rearing, not expanded government intervention.
The author argues progress in surgery despite past forecasts. Since 1855 anesthesia and antisepsis sparked growth, and better surgery will come through standardized hospitals and broader medical collaboration, with a focus on avoiding unnecessary operations.
The article notes a shift over the past two years as radicalism in Ireland gives way to conservatism and orderly peace under the Free State. It emphasizes the significance of these changes, with social upheaval absent and violence waning as the new Irish government stabilizes.
The speaker praises Budapest for its striking, unplanned riverfront grouping of buildings on both banks. He notes other cities owe beauty to surroundings, but Budapest's is intrinsic, a result of accident or instinct rather than deliberate design, and finds no more perfect grouping than in Budapest.
An old description portrays Quebec as the last refuge of continental liberties. It contrasts southern, eastern, and western borders with the regime and notes Quebec residents, the habitant, as simple and devout, often misunderstood by the hemisphere.
Ohio national banks report total resources of 939.38 million on September 28 1925 up 26.02 million from June 30 as commercial deposits rise sharply. S.A. RoachOhio Bankers Association secretary cites comptroller figures showing broader prosperity in the Buckeye State with nearly 1 billion in resources.
A string of terse notices across Ohio reports deaths, accidents, and legal actions. Among those: Sarah Reis dies at 87 after a sister's funeral in Middletown. Charles Willis dies in Lawrence County Jail after a fight. Lemon G Neely a leading oil and gas figure from St Marys. Glenn Keefer and son reunite after years apart in Marion. Elmer Cartwright, 20, killed near Jacksonville. Minnie and Olive Rickerd die in a gasoline fire in Greenville. a Kennedy Heights streetcar accident near Cincinnati injures passengers. Jacob Myers, 80, shot by officers near Tiffin. Robert Moore robbed and threatened near Idylwild. COLUMBUS reports schools barred from cinema expenditures. Ezra T Jones filed for divorce in New Philadelphia. Elsie Whittingham elected city auditor in Alliance.
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Katsumi Takahashi, a Japanese scientist at the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research in Tokyo, reports isolation of vitamin A from cod liver oil spinach and green laver. The final product is a yellowish red transparent oil with a bitter taste and it can be distilled in a vacuum though it decomposes.
An old advertisement urges buyers to look for the Bayer cross on aspirin packaging and tablets. It claims Bayer aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years. The message warns imitators may be dangerous and advises saying Bayer when purchasing. The piece closes with a proverb about patience.
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