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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1921

Page

6

Tragic young dreamer and the mortgage tale in New England

Jerome Edwards, a poor New England boy, shapes a plan to save his family from foreclosure on Doctor Prescott’s mortgage. He wins help from Squire Merritt, faces love with Lucina, and through fortune and sacrifice he uses a windfall to aid the village, revealing pride, loyalty, and a dowry gift from Col. Jack Lamson.

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Harding Sees Era Of Peace In World Restoration

President Harding informs Congress in his annual message that the United States will assist in restoring stable world order. He urges tariff reform and foreign debt funding, calls for cooperation between Congress and the presidency, and discusses finance, trade, and labor relations in a broad program of postwar recovery.

United States Washington Harding Congress

Canada Dominates at Chicago Live Stock Show

Canadians and Americans competed in friendly rivalry at the Chicago Stock Yards show. Canada won many oats and wheat first prizes and swept horse classes, with Alberta oats heaviest, Wee Donald’s Saskatchewan pony claiming grand championship. Alfalfa seed from Brooks, Alberta won top prize among 43 entries.

Canada United States Chicago Stock Yards Alberta Alberta Ats J. W. Lucas Cayley Wee Donald Saskatchewan Brooks Dominion

Wealth in public domains outlined by Fall in report

Secretary Fall reports untapped wealth in public domain lands exceeding 400 million acres. Coal and oil dominate with 110 billion tons of coal and 1.825 billion barrels of oil plus shale oil. Estimated federal royalties and rentals could reach 12.8875 billion, with Indian reservations holding 600 million barrels of oil valued at three dollars.

Washington Fall of Interior Department Fall

Pair of leggings sought by Leathernneck crew

In a terse exchange from The Leatherneck, a speaker asks if anyone has seen a pair of leggings. Boston Mike quips that with about two hundred men in the company all wearing leggings, such a sight would not surprise them.

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A Grievous Mistake at Jim Rose’s Boarding House

A resident at Jim Rose’s boarding house mends his own clothing. He cut a leg from his Sunday trousers to patch older pants, leaving him feverish with frustration at the accidental error. The note appears in the Exchange.

Jim Rose

Origin of the Nova Scotians Name Blue Nose

Halliburton in Sam Slick recounts that Nova Scotians earned the nickname Blue Nose from a potato they grow reputedly the best, prompting Americans to call the people Blue Noses. The tale frames the nickname as a regional boast tied to potato production.

Nova Scotia Halliburton Sam Slick Nova

Railroad Improvement Engine Tests on Coast Line

A south coast railway company experiments with a new engine that can move laterally as well as forward, signaling a potential upgrade in transit capabilities.

South Coast Railway Company London Punch

God Be With Ye Phrase Found In Everyday Speech

A reflection on the phrase goodbye rooted in its origin as a blessing from “God be with ye.” The piece notes that most people utter it without recalling the religious meaning while addressing a butcher about lamb chops over the phone.

United States Washi

Cooks Come and Go But Eating Habit Remains

A lighthearted look at how cooks change over time while the eating habit endures across generations, highlighting enduring food tastes and practices that persist despite kitchen turnover.

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