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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1919

Page

3

Favorite Prescription praised by women across Ohio

Conneaut Ashtabula and Cleveland readers report health gains after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Mrs M F Allen says it restored her strength after childbirth and illness, Mrs E H Smith calls it an excellent tonic for women, and Mrs W Kintz notes shared benefits among friends.

Conneaut Ohio Dr. Pierce M. F. Allen Lake Shore Court Ashtabula Cleveland

Ready for Flu Calotabs Ad Warns of Cold Cure

Physicians urge protection against influenza with Calotabs. Take one tab at bedtime with water to purge the system, expect no after effects, and feel fine next morning. Sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents with refund if not delighted.

Tax on Talk and Patience in League Debate

Quotation frames public fatigue with League of Nations debate as critics mock the constant taxation of discourse and delays. The exchange highlights frustration with diplomatic processes and ongoing international discussions.

League of Nations

Gentle CasCarets Tonic for Liver and Bowels

Advertisement touts CasCarets as a gentle nightly tonic to cleanse the liver and bowels without harsh laxatives. Claims include no griping, no sickness, and ongoing use with about 25 million boxes sold yearly. Priced at 80 cents.

Inheritance Jibe Sparks Family Dispute Over Will

A tongue in cheek exchange shows a father predicting his child will inherit his looks while the mother jokes about disinheriting the heir. The lighthearted shorthand hints at family tensions surrounding a will.

Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in genuine Bayer package

An advertisement promotes Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with proper directions for headache cold pain neuralgia lumbago and mutism. It claims sixty nineteen years of physician approved use and notes a handy 12 tablet tin costs a few cents. It brands Bayer as the trade mark for mono acetic acid ester of salicylic acid.

Bayer Bayér

Milk and Cream Contests Detailed by Agriculture Dept

The Department of Agriculture outlines friendly rivalries among milk producers and dealers to improve city milk supplies. It covers two contest types, preparation and street-sample collection, scoring methods, shipping, lab equipment, and publicity. Copies are available free from the division of publications.

United States Department of Agriculture Department Bureau of Animal Industry Division of Publications Department of Agriculture

Pretty Smoke and Its Dark Side Seen by a Child

A small girl marvels at smoke from a factory while her mother explains the problems of smoke and coal soot. The exchange contrasts the beauty of the scene with its harsh effects on fuel loss dirt and eye irritation treated by Roman Eye Balsam.

Raffle of Purebred Calves Promotes Holstein Movement

In Lincoln county Wisconsin a newly formed Holstein cattle association used a raffle like method to distribute eight purebred bull calves. Profits from selling 32 cattle from southern Wisconsin and locally sourced animals financed the purchase. Bulls went to men without prior purebred bulls or with little interest in the movement.

Lincoln County Wisconsin

Economy in Fuel for Dairy

The United States Department of Agriculture reports that exhaust steam holds about 90 percent of its heat and can pasteurize milk and cream and sterilize dairy equipment. Dairy plant operators should use waste steam this winter when fuel is scarce and costly. Free guidance is available from the USDA in Washington.

United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D

Water for Cows in Winter

Cattle often refuse icy trough water, reducing milk yield. Warm drinking water is essential to keep high production levels, as milk is about 87 percent water. Providing shelter from cold rain and wind also boosts milk output.

Child interrupts lesson with playful quip about love

During a primary grade lesson on like and love the teacher asks for examples. Kenneth, a quiet pupil, blurts out a mischievous remark about hugging to define love.

Kenneth

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for Catarrh

Acute nasal catarrh sufferers are urged to use Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The product is said to build up the system and cleanse the blood to reduce frequent colds. It is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces.

Hall Oreas Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Farmer Bentoyer worries about son’s reception at home

In a Kansas City Star excerpt, Farmer Bentoyer ruefully acknowledges that his nephew Lester from college may criticize his speech or dress. The farmer adds relief that Lester has not objected to his money or the family cook, indicating modest family concerns.

Lester Farmer Bentoyer Kansas City Star

Paradox of Parental Happiness in Baby Families

Paradoxically, the father of a single baby is often twice as happy as the father of twins, highlighting surprising differences in parental joy across family sizes.

Historic Arizona Route Of Spanish Trail Recalled

The Spanish Trail association plans to revive the main historic highway through the Southland from Florida to the western sea, highlighting Arizona as a key passage. Early travel in Arizona dates to 1538, with Cabeza de Vaca previously crossing from the Gulf of Mexico toward the Gulf of California in 1536.

Spanish Trail Association Southland Florida Arizona New Spain Cabeza de Vaca Gulf of Mexico Gulf of Cortez Gulf of California

Portrait Talk Sparks Quiet Studio Exchange

Phrases about painting a speaking portrait and a still life reveal a tender studio moment where artists discuss capturing a wife’s presence through art. The exchange hints at a couple’s creative dialogue and the painter’s aim to render emotion.

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