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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
3
A. A. Boyes of near Trenton Missouri suffered severe kidney related back and side pain that left him unable to walk. After using Doan's Kidney Pills he saw the ache fade gradually and finally stop, with all medicines failing earlier. Doan's Kidney Pills sold by all dealers or mailed for 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An examination argues the United States will soon shrink as a wheat exporter while Canada expands. With rising domestic use and higher land value in the U S, production falls, imports rise into Minnesota and Chicago, and Canada may become the empire’s granary as prices stay near a dollar.
A humorous exchange opens with a sleepy couple. The woman fears a burglar is downstairs and urges the man to check. The old bachelor, resisting, jokes that love is a form of insanity prompting a man to call a 200 pound woman his little turtle dove.
A newly elected candidate laments memory pains as he recalls ante election promises. The dialogue involves a companion named John asking if he is failing and the candidate clarifies the issue is persistent memory of old pledges. The exchange frames concern over accountability post election.
The Chadwick affair expands as Nathan Loeser is named receiver for all Cassie Chadwick assets in Cleveland. Arrests of Citizens National Bank figures Beckwith and Spear follow a federal probe into Chadwick loans, with bond set at 10,000 and $240,000 bank exposure.
French doctors at Westminster Hospital in London isolated a tetracoccus from a patient with a rare paralytic disease. The bacterium causes rapid loss of muscle control and high mortality, though the Westminster patient is improving after treatment. Further proof requires animal culture, which the hospital cannot perform due to vivisection limits.
The eldest male heir to the sultan of Turkey, Raschid Effendi, is about 50, a taciturn figure kept from politics and court life. He lives in a lavish palace with limited access, no education, and harsh restrictions on visitors and affairs, while the sultan treats him with suspicion.
A witty note from the Philadelphia North American questions the need to spend $5,000 yearly on clothing. It suggests that a clever man can dodge the tailor by simply promising to pay, turning expense into a joke about frugality and wit.
A Japanese minister received an appendectomy in the country. The operation completes his treatment, and he is described as fully entitled to be regarded among the great civilized peoples of the world.
Oberlin Ohio residents see Citizens National Bank doors open Friday morning for the first time since closing Saturday night. A bank examiner’s report has been completed and is now being sent to Washington for review.
The Buffalo Enquirer reports Bishop Chauncey Steyster of Connecticut condemning self praise at a New York dinner for the archbishop of Canterbury. A clergyman boasted of a sermon that inspired large subscriptions and gifts, prompting a bishop to ask for the sermon.
Noa Ind December special features W A Hysong a Ky photographer who moved to town praising Dodd s Kidney Pills as the world s greatest kidney remedy. He recalls relief after using one and a half boxes in 1903 and notes neighbors also benefited. An English wedding anecdote about a joking organist is included.
Mrs Arfie Etson of Bellevue Michigan trusts Cuticura to cure years of painful itching and bleeding eczema after failed doctors. She reports quick relief after one bath of Cuticura Soap and a single application of Cuticura Ointment and invites others to write for proof. The piece contrasts a Santos-Dumont cloud cruising story as credulous.
The notice from Arbuckle Goode Commission Company invites readers to write for free information about nine affiliated firms forming the Investor's Guarantee Association with 5 million dollars capital to protect investors.
An incomplete 1900 clipping quotes Robbine of Norwich New York and references a life-saving cure for coe aeees with a dated line from the Atchison Globe. The fragmentary text mixes personal testimony with a quoted invitation.
Alfred James aged 75 president of the Northwestern Insurance Co died Sunday after a short illness. He had abdominal trouble for some time. Gen Wheeler in Mexico City received many marks of consideration from the Mexican government during his visit.
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