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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

3

Freud’s Fun and eye care humor in old notes

A fragment collection shows a Goettingen professor joking about a student named Warr and the Thirty Years’ War. It adds old ad blurbs for Roman Eye Balsam and a teacher’s misheard arithmetic anecdote.

Freud University of Goettingen Warr

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root

For years druggists have watched Swamp-Root achieve a remarkable record as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It is a physician's prescription and a strengthening medicine that aids the kidneys liver and bladder. Swamp-Root has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. Send ten cents for a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY and mention this paper.

Kilmer Dr. Ilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Patriotism Teaches From Education Says Adams Gibbons

New York speaker Herbert Adams Gibbons, Princeton alum and international affairs authority, argues patriotism is learned. He cites an experiment with his seven year old daughter Hope who misidentifies her country as Tisofthe, illustrating schooling shapes national feeling.

New York Herbert Adams Gibbons Princeton Hope New York Times

Castoria and Cure-All Ads Highlight Historic Tastes

An aggregation of vintage ad snippets features Fletcher's Castoria urged for infants, Cuticura toilet products promoted for daily care, and a World War I era inscription at William Jewell College. Also noted are editorial quips and a Life magazine joke strip reflecting early 20th century social norms.

Old Jewell Hall William Jewell College Kansas City Times

This Dainty Bedroom At Little Expense

A dainty bedroom can be duplicated cheaply by a clever housewife. Pale green chintz with apple blossoms decorates the dressing table, beds, and window draperies. Secondhand black enamel furniture is recovered with the chintz, with shirring edges and rose glass accents completing the look.

Effects of Shaded Lights in an Elegant Room

A large room with high ceilings and French windows uses blue and gold Chinese jars as lamp bases. Blue chiffon shades over gold silk fringe the decor, while hangings echo the color note. Simple items like a framed tray, glass ring handles, and a grapefruit glass powder dish complete the styling.

Woman’s bedroom doubles as living room ideas

A woman can convert her bedroom into a living space with a day bed for sitting and a screen to hide a dressing table. Add a few chairs and a table to create a cozy living room feel with pink satin window draperies.

Harding's Firm Stand on Prohibition and Labor Strife

President Harding urges a governors conference on the prohibition issue while warning strikes threaten public welfare. He calls for coordinated transportation reforms, expanded farm credits, and a labor division within the Interstate Commerce Commission to ease rates and improve national welfare.

Conference of Governors

Dry Broadway Prohibition Push Foreshadows Holiday Crackdown

New York police commande rs order strict enforcement of state prohibition in white light cabarets restaurants and dance halls during Yuletide. Federal authorities plan an active joint campaign with police as officers face hip pocket violation accountability. A Chicago Washington business education conference on December 26 will feature M B Hotchkiss and G F Gephart among speakers.

New York Chicago Washington Bureau of Educational M. B. Hotchkiss National Industrial Clothing Manufacturers of Chicago G. F. Gephart First National Bank of St. Louis

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